Edwardian Optometrist’s Examination Light by J. H. Steward, London Edwardian optometrist’s examination light with a fixed, rigid head, produced for ophthalmic and medical examination rather than general illumination. The light has a straight, non-adjustable right-angled head with integrated lens, designed to project a focused lateral beam during eye examinations. The nickel-plated cylindrical body features finely knurled grip bands for secure handling in a clinical environment. Supplied by J. H. Steward Ltd of the Strand, London, a prominent Edwardian retailer of optical, scientific, and medical instruments. The base is stamped by The Ultra Lens Company, Richard Beck, Made in England, Finsbury Court, London E.C.2, confirming British manufacture and professional optical origins. The fitted case shows evidence that an additional accessory or component may originally have been present and is now missing, which is not unusual for surviving examples of this type. A scarce and authentic early medical lighting instrument, suitable for collectors of ophthalmic, optometry, and scientific antiques, as well as display or prop use. ConditionGood antique condition with light surface wear and minor marks consistent with age and professional use. The lens is intact. The head is fixed and was manufactured to be non-adjustable. The case shows wear and may be missing an original accessory or fitting. Untested electrically and sold as a collectible and display piece rather than a working medical device. DimensionsH: approx. 16.5 cm x L: 3.2 cm x W: 4.5 cm EraEdwardian, circa 1905–1915
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