Description
This curious and attractive device is a mechanical fireplace blower, an article made in the 19th century that has survived to our days in very good conservation and working condition This is a mechanical item that works when a crank is turned; when moved, the air comes out of the mouth of the brass tube. The blower is made up of wooden and brass pieces, all of them very well preserved. . the blower is attached to the wooden base In one of the bodys sides we can see the crank with wooden handle. This piece is connected to the reels by leather strap original and in good condition. The brass tube through which the air is blown towards the flames is connected to the front side of the mechanical blower. This tube shows off an even and shiny surface and preserves the original The device is in working order and can be easily used to fan the flames. This fact, together with the blowers wonderful antique design and its great condition, turns it into a very special piece. Quite attractive and more than one hundred years old, . Measurements: Length: 52 cm. Height: 16 cm
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Early Science
Early Science antiques was founded in 1978 by Fred de Vree based in the Netherlands where I can also be visited by appointment. I have been active for 4 decades as an antiqair and auctioneer, the last 20 years of which are specialized in scientific antiques. I visit collectors and fairs in many European countries. looking for special items please feel free to contact me by Phone or email ,if you need any information on my listed items or something you are looking for 0031653132842 [email protected]