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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jun 9, 2015 | Uppsala Auktionskammare | Stockholm | Important sale June 2015 | 263 | $****** - ****** | Quadrant |
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41 cm (16.14 in)
Oak, pine and paper, brass and stand in ebonized pine
Kvadrant Kvadrantens legend inom akantusblad med texten: ”QVADRANS GEOMETRICO ASTRONOMICUS Construct et editus a Petro Elvia Math: Profess Upsala 1708”. Utförd av Petrus Elvius (1660-1718) i Uppsala. Ek samt furu och papper, mässingsbleck samt stativ av svärtad furu. Totalhöjd 41, totalbredd 38, totaldjup 17.Quadrant. 1708, Uppsala. The quadrant with legend within acantus leaves: ”QVADRANS GEOMETRICO ASTRONOMICUS Construct et editus a Petro Elvia Math: Profess Upsala 1708”. Oak, pine and paper, brass and stand in ebonized pine. Height in total: 41 cm. Width in total: 38 cm. Depth in total: 17 cm.
Frame in the shape of a quadrant with two sides in oak, one side with a partly hand colored engraving, with 90 degree scale along the curve, a ”Zodiacus calendarium”, ”Horolabium universale”, ”Calendarum Hebdomadicum”, scales and a compass.
Petrus Elvius or Per Elvius the Elder, was born in 1660 in Rättvik. He studied in Uppsala and excelled in Mathematics. He became Professor in Mathematics and Astronomy and he was Vice-chancellor at Uppsala University.
