Rare French antique hand-painted handle-style opera glasses

Rare French antique painted opera spectacles (with grip) Size: about 10*6cm, the handle can be stretched to 22cm Condition description Retractable, no major damage, only the painting on the top is somewhat worn, please see the picture, this is very rare and very complete painted opera spectacles with a grip, the eye contact end of the spectacles and the lifting gear are made of mother-of-pearl, other materials Bronze painted yellow, it is inevitable that traces the history of antique objects, the recipient can buy. In the playthings of European aristocrats, binoculars are daily equipment that cannot be ignored. Whether in racecourses, gardens, or opera houses, you can often see gorgeously dressed ladies or well-dressed gentlemen holding binoculars, watching the performance attentively Or landscape. The opera telescope is one of the most promising collections of Western antiques, and its mystery is also worth savoring. Opera binoculars, also called theater binoculars or Galileo binoculars. As the name suggests, its name was derived from the earliest traditional use for watching opera performances. In Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries, opera and other stage performances were popular. In order to see the performers' movements and expressions in more detail, and to get the best viewing experience, opera binoculars came into being.