Antique Butcher Midg Falling Plate Camera Aldis Uno F.7.7 Anastigmat Case Plates Wedgwood

Antique Butcher Midg Falling Plate Camera Aldis Uno F.7.7 Anastigmat Case Plates WedgwoodThe Midg was a popular line of British box form "falling plate" (or magazine) cameras manufactured by W. Butcher & Sons from approximately 1902 to 1924. Up to 12 glass plates (quarter plate size, 3 x 4 inches) loaded into metal carriers held upright by a spring. After exposure a lever on top releases the used plate, the next unexposed plate pushed forward by spring. Built in supplementary magnifier lenses for distances 4ft, 8ft, 12ft and infinity. Two

This George Washington plaque is particularly appealing to collectors of:

or anyone with an eye for elegant 19th-century craftsmanship

this tobacco pot represents an important phase in Wedgwood’s early 19th-century production

visually uniting lid and body

Despite these honest flaws

making this medallion a particularly attractive and distinctive addition to any curated collection of Wedgwood

The condition is described as good vintage condition

This does not detract from the overall display quality and is consistent with the age and history of the piece

This piece works beautifully alongside other West German makers

Authentic period Wedgwood rather than a later reproduction

The relief work remains clean and well-defined

this antique dish is fitted for suspension and presents beautifully as part of a curated gallery wall