French Banker's Balance for small bullion and set of brass cup weights up to 2 Marcs, in case, by Godefroid of Paris. Late 18th century. In pearwood case size 25cm x 12cm x 5cm. Length of beam 8.25ins., sensitivity 0.5 French Banker's Balance for small bullion and set of brass cup weights up to 2 Marcs 1780-1800
Bullion Balance made by Richard Vandome in 1819; supported on oak and cast iron frame. Beam 45" between pan supports, round pan 20 1/2" diam, sensitivity 2 grains (pans empty) with copper plaque. Bullion Balance made by Richard Vandome in 1819 1819
100 oz "Auctioneers' Plate Valuing" sensitive brass balance and weights by De Grave and Co., 1901-2, for silver specie, in fitted mahogany case 22"x11 1/2"x5" deep. (Also used in valuations for probate etc. Listed by De Grave Short and Co. Ltd, London, in catalogue of 1900 Portable auctioneer's equal-arm balance 1901-1902
Wrought-iron bullion balance, c.A.D.1800, French. Beam 60cm (23 5/8"), open box-ends, knife-edge fulcrum in forked suspension. Pans of sheet iron with 3 chain supports, one round dished, 28cm (11" diam.) and one "slipper" pan 47.5cm (18 3/4") by 32.5cm (12 3/4") Wrought-iron bullion balance 1800-1810
Small Bullion Balance with wooden beam, (early 19th cent.). To carry 100 oz. Troy Bullion balance with wooden beam 1807-1847