1890 Collapsible aluminum, London, c. 12K gold filled embossed with roses and leaves, Paris. Abalone and Brass, Paris Opera glasses made from bone and brass Hand painted French enamel of flowers Ivory with tortoiseshell eyepieces, made in England by the optician to the University Hospital, 1870 Embroidered with embroidered handle and case. 1870 Brass Egyptian themed opera glass, WWII, made in occupied Japan.
1860 Japanese hallmark Negretti and Zambra French enameled scene of birds, c. In one arm she is carrying a large black cat and in the other she is holding up a pair of glasses which appear to have lenses which resemble eyes. The Seer is depicted as a woman with light bronze/violet skin, green eyes and long golden hair. A tall woman with long blonde hair and a distant, ethereal look, the Opera Glasses Lady was apparently very fond of her pet cat, which she clutches in her portrait. Reverse side This incredible pair of opera glasses had the optics manufactured by Negretti and Zambra, opticians to the Queen, with the ivory carved in Japan, imported by an optical company in Philadelphia, and acquired from the estate of a private collector in Seattle. The Opera Glasses Lady also known as the Seer is one of the ghosts haunting the Haunted Mansion. Description One of the 'Happy Haunts' residing in the Haunted Mansion, the Opera Glasses Ladys ghost dwells in one of the Sinister Eleven portraits. Often showing scenes of two lovers, they are highly valued amongst collectors for their beauty and elegance. Love has the potential to tear down barriers and even bring people together who have nothing in common. A young Nigerian man has married a woman who is 20 years his senior - the man apparently married a 39-year-old woman. Hand painted enamaled opera glasses were the epitome of high French fashion during the mid 19th century. Remember a 19 year old who married a 39 year old woman. The EYEseum has a small but eclectic variety of opera glasses and lorgnettes. Just as women would try to outdo each other with hats, opera glasses gave women a chance to flamboyantly showcase their accessories. The better examples were made in France and England. Opera glasses are heavily gilded, inlaid with mother-of-pearl, enameled, engraved, and sometimes decorated with miniature paintings. In the 1800s and early 1900s, opera glasses and lorgnettes were the mainstay of social, entertainment and sporting events. Opera glasses became a fashion statement for the well-to-do woman and were often sold by jewelry stores since functionality did not matter. It is believed that she was originally designed as an early prototype of the Bride due to concept art depicting her with a veil and holding the Bride's candlestick.No optical museum would be complete without a collection of opera glasses.It is likely that she was intended to be some form of Seer and that the occult glasses represented foresight while the strange glow on her body depicted her otherworldly qualities.Despite her semi-official name of the Opera Glasses Lady, the lenses which she is holding up are not opera glasses and instead appear to be spectacles with lenses which resemble eyes.happy bride looking through opera glasses - opera glasses stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images. Opera glasses in brass and mother of pearl. In the Fantasyland Mansion her portrait is hung in the portrait corridor along with the rest of the Sinister 11 portraits where her eyes glow green and stare at guests as they pass by.Ĭoncept Art Resembling the Attic Bride Trivia woman with opera glasses by the window - opera glasses stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images. In the Liberty Square Mansion her portrait is hung at the end of the balcony above the Great Hall before the Attic. BINGFANG-W White 3X25 Opera Binocular Coated Lens Telescope Opera Glasses Coated Theater Glass Lady Glass Handle Women Girls Gifts Waterproof. The Opera Glasses Lady appears in the Haunted Mansions in Disney World and Tokyo Disneyland, in both of them as a portrait.
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