Two 20th Century Surveyor's Compasses,

Two Surveyor's Compasses 19th Century and Later comprising a wood cased example marked Dietzgen and a brass cased example. Diameter of first 3 1/8 inches. Property from the Estate of Peter F. Stone, B

Two New York Surveyor's Compasses, 19th century, 5-in. dia. engraved silvered dial marked, 'E.A. Kutz New York,' blued steel needle with lifter, opposing spirit levels, sighting vanes, tripod mount, c

Two early 20th century 9ct gold Masonic pendants. Each designed as an engraved compass and set square, one containing a five-rayed star, the other with circular surround. Hallmarks for Glasgow, 1901 a

Two early 20th century weather compendium clocks, one is square with a stepped base and features, a clock, hygrometer, barometer, thermometer and compass. Unmarked, but with Swiss components. The othe

Early 20th century, rectangular, fitted with two compass work-carved drawers over four linen-fold doors; [H: 36in; L: 64 1/2in; D: 17 1/2in].

19th Century William J. Young Surveyor's CompassPhiladelphia, brass construction with steel dial marked by the maker; the instrument includes two sights, and two spirit levels. Length 12-1/2 in. Priva

Brass surveyor's transit telescope and compass, probably English (unmarked), with adjustable telescope, compass with bubble level, etc. Circa early 20th century. Appears to be in very good condition.

Late 20th Century, Circular Top Inlaid With Compass Star And Parquet, Two Drawer Skirt.scroll Supports With Gilt Bronze Acanthus Mounts And Carved Paw Feet, Incurvate Plinth Also Inlaid, Bun Feet, Hei

Late 19th early 20th century; with carpet style upholstery having compass shaped seats, on mahogany frames, 28 in. H., 19 in. W., 20 in. D. Provenance: From the Estate of a landowner in The Plains, VA

Late 19th-early 20th century. Limestone "Save the Boy" with compass star, 3.25". And grey marble "WST, Feb. 24, 1898", 2.75"l. Varying flakes.

Two Texas Steer Horn Chairs early 20th century, including a cowhide-covered armchair, h. 36", w. 26", d. 22", and a rare child's armchair with carved birds and mariner's compass, upholstered in brown

Group of 5 brass surveyor tools and a modern surveyor’s scope. Including: Surveying telescope with compass and level. [N.p., ca. 20th century]. Swiveling telescope mechanism. Approximately 9&#82

ELDRED WHEELER CHIPPENDALE-STYLE BLANKET CHESTMassachusetts, 20th CenturyIn maple. Front panel with contrasting compass rose and heart inlay. Two drawers below blanket compartment. Bracket base. Retai

American, early 20th century, brass transit compass, by W. & L.E. Gurley, Troy, New York, dial marked "202020", scope 6-7/8 in., compass needle 4-1/2 in., housed in wooden box with retail markings for

American; late 19th / early 20th century; brass transit compass by W. & L. E. Gurley, Troy, New York; scope 8 3/4"L; compass needle 4 1/2"L; wooden tripod with brass tipped feet; wear to finish on bra

First half 20th century. Both are in original boxes with manufacturers plates. A Buff and Bruff Manufacturing Co., Boston, Mass. transit. And a L. Beckmann Co. Toledo, Ohio transit.

American, mid 20th century. "Paragon" with level and compass. Minor wear. 13"h.

Two 9ct gold Masonic rings. To include an early 20th century 9ct gold onyx panel, with set-square and compass Masonic symbols, to the engraved sides, together with a later 9ct gold Masonic symbol engr

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. An applique quilt with vining floral border and compass star center. Red and green solid fabrics. Wear and discoloration. 74"w. 78"l. And a crib quilt, blue patterned an

A Lot of Various Scientific Instruments, 19th century and later. Including a dissecting microscope, a Surveyor's Compass and two others.

Brass Surveyor's Transit signed Bate London, 11 1/2" telescope with cover, 2 1/2" silvered compass dial encased atop a 4 1/2" circle, two functioning levels. Early to mid 19th century. (Additional hig

Two 20th century modern chairs. [31 x 26 x 31 inches; 19 inches to seat].

Two 20th Century prints, including one print titled "East River Skyline," by Nat Lowell (American, 1880-1956); together with another print titled "The Old Homestead Auction," by Harry Shokler (America

TWO 20TH CENTURY SWORD STICKS having a shaped boxwood handle with a double-edged steel blade and wood cane 90cm overall, together with a shaped wood handle and square steel blade with painted zinc met