Plate electrostatic machine

Made:
1850-1899
Plate electrostatic machine

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Plate electrostatic machine
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Plate electrostatic machine, French or Ramsden pattern with 35cm diameter plate and twin brass conductors, late 19th century, (two brass balls missing from ends of conductors, and hanbdle bent)

Details

Category:
Electricity and Magnetism
Object Number:
1985-833
type:
plate
credit:
Sotheby Parke Bernet and Co

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