Description: This is a gorgeous Itorex coated 3 times magnification (3X) pair of brass and mother of pearl opera glasses or Kabuki glasses made in Japan. The glasses have not been used and they come in a black leather and velvet case. They have been properly stored and maintained. Sold 'As Is'. Shipped with USPS First Class Mail. No International Shipping. Condition: Never used, pre-owned Itorex opera or Kabuki glasses made in Japan. The glasses are in mint overall condition and in perfect working order. The glasses are solid brass and decorated with beautiful mother of pearl. There are no cracks or breaks or chips. There is no discoloration or fading. The optics are clear and fully functional. Description: This is a really special and gorgeous pair of Itorex Japanese coated 3 times magnification (3X) compact opera or Kabuki glasses made in solid brass and decorated with mother of pearl. Kabuki Glasses: It is not "Opera Glasses" but "KabukiGlasses." The ideal binoculars have been invented by a theater lover and Japan'scraftsmen. Kabuki glasses made by Itorex are wonderfully made with every attention of detail given to the manufacturing of these glasses. Itorex has changed the concept of binoculars. It soon attracted a lot of theater fans and sports fans in Japan. Innovative Functions:Hands-Free/No Eyelash touch promises stable view Auto Focus means no need to adjust focus any more Ultra bright lens ensure clear view and high resolutionWith these various functions, people feel like their seat is upgraded. An investment in Itorex Kabuk glasses enables people to save money through the "upgrading seat" feel every time. Itorex Kabuki glasses will certainly be a great companion to theater fans and sports fans in Italy. The product is purely made in Japan.Itorex Kabuki glasses are used for "rental service" by various theaters in Japan, including Meijiza, one of the oldest and most popular theaters in Tokyo, and New National Theatre Tokyo, famous for its opera and ballet programs. Itorex Kabuki glasses are even used by scouts of sports teams. The product has even been shipped to New York Metropolitan Opera Shop.Opera Glasses: We find Opera glasses mentioned in a London advertisement as early as 1730. These were monoculars; small Galilean telescopes. The body was decorated with gems, enamel, ivory and other decorations. It was not until 1823 in Vienna, that the first binocular opera glasses were invented and put into use. It was built of two cylinders connected with a bridge. Each eye-tube extended independently for focusing. Two years later in Paris, Pierre Lemiere improved on these, and created the center focus wheel, which allowed the focusing of both eyes together. The making of fine opera glasses entailed knowledge not only in optics. Each glass was worked on by painters, goldsmiths and other artists. By the second half of the 19th century they had become essential fashion accessories for theatre- goers. Many opera glasses were given as gifts and tributes, as can be learned from the inscriptions found on many of them.It was not until 1823 in Vienna, that the first binocular opera glasses were invented and put into use. It was built of two cylinders connected with a bridge. Each eye-tube extended independently for focusing. Two years later in Paris, Pierre Lemiere improved on these, and created the center focus wheel, which allowed the focusing of both eyes together. The making of fine opera glasses entailed knowledge not only in optics. Each glass was worked on by painters, goldsmiths and other artists. By the second half of the 19th century they had become essential fashion accessories for theatre- goers. Many opera glasses were given as gifts and tributes, as can be learned from the inscriptions found on many of them.Types of Opera Glasses There are two main types of Opera Glasses: Monocular and binocular. There are 4 subgroups of binocular glasses: Lorgnette: binoculars with an extended handle, miniature (up to 3-4cm in height), unusual: such as Jealousy Glasses, that had a sideways mirror to allow discreet observation of other people and regular. Most of the production of Opera glasses was done on the European mainland: France Austria and Russia. The opera glasses manufactured by Itorex are extremely well made and the optics are exceptional. General Statement:I have been a buyer on eBay for a number of years. Some of the auction items that I purchased over the years, I really needed, and many other winning auction items (like 100 pairs of chopsticks - REALLY) after some embarrassment and family criticism, have made for a good story. It is my sincere goal to never embarrass any buyer, and to attempt to make every buyer who purchases one of my listed auction items more than satisfied. All of the auction items (whether pre-owned or brand new) come from a clean, pet-free, smoke-free, and mold-free home. I will always try and address any criticism or complaint in a prompt and thorough manner. I have procrastinated listing items on eBay long enough and now it is time to say goodbye to some of my family’s belongings.Happy Bidding!!!
Price: 64.95 USD
Location: Villanova, Pennsylvania
End Time: 2024-12-05T20:21:50.000Z
Shipping Cost: N/A USD
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Restocking Fee: No
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
Size: Compact
Maximum Magnification: 3x
Model: Itorex 3X B208
Lens Coating: Coated
Type: Opera/Kabuki Glasses
Features: 3X Magnification/Mother of Pearl and Brass
Optical Design: Kabuki or Opera or Concert
Brand: Itorex
Objective Lens Diameter: 25-29 mm
Application: Kabuki Theater, Concert, Play, Sports, Opera Glasses