This object is an antique magic lantern, model Hora, manufactured around 1919 by the German brand Liesegang. As an early precursor to the slide projector, this piece represents an important moment in the history of visual media and optical instruments. Its design is a testament to the industrial aesthetic of its era. The lantern is constructed from metal with a grey finish and is mounted on a solid wooden base. The optical system consists of a glass lens that can be manually focused. Internally, the device is equipped with a ceramic fitting, indicating a later electrification. The entire set comes with its original metal transport case, completing the ensemble. The object is in good condition commensurate with its age, with an authentic patina that enhances its historical character. The original wiring and plug are present. The overall appearance is that of a well-preserved historical artifact. This Liesegang magic lantern is a special Decorative Objects that adds a touch of history to any interior. It fits perfectly in a study, on a sideboard in an eclectic living room, or as part of a collection in a display cabinet. Given the age of this projector, shipping is not advisable. Preferably pick up!
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBlack, Brown, GreyMaterialCeramic, Glass, Metal, WoodNumber of items1Height15 cmWidth54 cmDepth17 cmSigns of usageRust, Scratches