The Raven's Nest
Carl Zeiss Mother of Pearl Opera Glasses & Crocodile Case Set
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Carl Zeiss Mother of Pearl Opera Glasses & Crocodile Case Set

850.00

Early 1900's mother of pearl and brass opera glasses made by Carl Zeiss, who was famous for being a leading German manufacturer of eyeglass, camera, and optical lenses. The glasses also are accompanied by a crocodile skin case.
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The story of this piece

Purchased by the Raven's Nest from an Estate in 2026.
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