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eights and mercury thermometer from the Castlereagh Collection for Constantinople (Turkey), and original correspondence for Constantinople and Iona

eights and mercury thermometer from the Castlereagh Collection for Constantinople (Turkey), and original correspondence for Constantinople and Iona

1800-1818
Kiosk et Mosquee de Tophanna

Kiosk et Mosquee de Tophanna

circa 1855
Rue de Tophanna

Rue de Tophanna

circa 1855
Bottle containing water from the well of the chapel of St Therapon

Bottle containing water from the well of the chapel of St Therapon

1920-1930
Mosquee du Sultan Mahmoud a Tophanna

Mosquee du Sultan Mahmoud a Tophanna

circa 1855
Touchstone testing set for assaying gold, Istanbul, 1987

Touchstone testing set for assaying gold, Istanbul, 1987

1987
Set of 4 flat brass grain weights, from the Castlereagh Collection for Constantinople (Turkey).

Set of 4 flat brass grain weights

1800-1818
Set of 7 domed octagonal brass weights, from the Castlereagh Collection for Constantinople (Turkey), unsigned, Constantinople, Turkey, 1800-1818

Set of 7 domed octagonal brass weights

1800-1818
Boxed thermometer with brass weight, from the Castlereagh Collection for Constantinople (Turkey).

Boxed mercury thermometer with brass weight, that came from the Castlereagh Collection in the drawer for Constantinople (Turkey)

1800-1818
Reconstruction of Philo's thermoscope, primitive temperature measuring device invented by Philo of Byzantium, 2nd century B.C.

Reconstruction of Philo's Thermoscope

200-101 BCE
Original Correspondence from the Castlereagh Collection for Constantinople (Turkey).

Original correspondence from the Castlereagh Collection for Constantinople (Turkey)

1800-1818
Original Correspondence from the Castlereagh Collection for Iona.

Original correspondence from the Castlereagh Collection for Constantinople Iona

1800-1818
A five plate albumen print panorama of Constantinople by James Robertson and Felice Beato, measuring 25 x 150cm, framed and on linen.

A five plate albumen print panorama of Constantinople by James Robertson and Felice Beato