19th C. European Brass, Wood & Glass Nautical Sextant

European 19th Century Brass Chiming Skeleton Clock with wood base & Glass Dome, the face pierced with a lacy design and painted with Roman Numerals. Height of clock base and works 18 1/2 inches (47 cm

Two nautical sextants. Including: Sextant. London: Stanley, [ca. 19th century]. Copper with brass furniture, original glass and mirrors (one mirror is chipped and broken, some tarnishing to gauge, lig

[SEXTANT]. Nautical sextant. London: Bailey, [ca. 19th century]. Brass and iron sextant with wooden handle on rear. With original glass and mirrors. Some wear, tarnishing. Housed in original custom wo

Group of 19th Century Nautical Articles - Grouping Comprises: A) Brass Sextant, engraved with: "N.L.?. Pisani.RN.". B) Octant or Sextant of Wood & Brass, Made by John Kehew (New Bedford, Mass.), with

19th C European Wood Religious Statue with glass eyes. Size: 11 4/7 x 6 3/4 x 2 3/4 in. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIPPERS : 1) UPS store1937- David Reiser -754-263

18th/19th C European painted wood religious sculpture with glass eyes, probably from Spain. 32” H x 14” W x 8 5/8” D. ANY INVOICE OVER $ 2,000.00 WE WILL ACCEPT PAYMENTS ONLY THROUGH

English Brass Fusee Skeleton Clock with Domelate 19th centurythe brass clock on a wood base with glass dome, 8-day brass single fusee movement with passing strike, unsigned20 x 12 x 7 inches

DIMENSIONS APPROX 27.5x24.5x12.5CM.

PAIR OF CONTINENTAL BRASS AND GLASS TWO-ARM CANDELABRAEuropean, 19th CenturySurmounted with a female head set within a sunburst.Heights 23”.

Western Europe, Bohemia & Venice; West Africa, Mali, Ghana, Nigeria, Benin, ca. 19th to mid-20th century CE. An attractive pair of red glass, brass, and stone European trade and African made beads, al

Various Makers Collection of opera glasses with display cabinet late 19th centurybrass, aluminum, lacquered metal, mother-of-pearl, enamel, hand-painted and gilt enamel, glass, wood, leather largest:

DESCRIPTION: Carved wood dog head walking stick or cane. 19th century. With brass ferrule,wood shaft, and silver collar. Dog with glass eyes and silver accents to ears, nose, lips, and eyebrows. MEASU

Napoleon III Boulle turtle top table/desk, 19th c., France, ebonized wood, brass inlay, bronze mounts, glass, 30"h x 50"l x 32"d Provenance: The Estate of Bernard-Alexis Poisson de Menars, NY

Europe,19th Century Each candlestick with seven seven arms decorated with brass and milk glass flowers over ornate base with figural feet and and decorated with a praying angel. Brass, glass,36 1/4" t

Lot 75 Maurice Manent Ceur Nautical French Telescope (c.1900) brass, wood, ground glass stamped M. Manent Ceur sight bezel 64 x 36 x 48 inches Provenance: a Centre Island, Oyster Bay collection re

Northwestern Europe, Gosport, England, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE; United States, Boston, Massachusetts, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. An ingenious tool for nautical navigation! This ensem

late 19th century; wood case with brass visor and glass window, housing a John Liley & Gillie compass, electrified, also with twin oil lamps, 59 in. H.

Two Victorian Crucifix Under Glass Domes, 19th Century - European, probably France. Two antique crucifixes under glass domes. One of gilt wood with reticulated gilt metal edging and on a wooden base (

Ship’s brass spy glass, 19th c., measures 40"l. when fully extended, together with an ebony and brass sextant signed, "H. Duren, New York". 13"h.

19th c. brass swing handle candle lantern with original cylindrical glass globe and iron and wood swing handle. 14" overall Ht..

American or European, 19th century. Group of two oil lamps, now converted to electricity comprising: a lamp with colorless cut glass font, spiral brass stem, and pressed flower shade, and lamp with mo

An antique, c. 19th century, ship's wheel in brass and carved wood. With numeral markings to central brass element. This interesting piece would make a fabulous nautical-themed wall hanging, or could

English brass nautical sextant in wood box with accesories, made by Heath & Co of London. Possibly early 20th Century. Includes certificate by Lilley & Reynolds Limited. Condition report: Common wear

Late 19th century, French, Louis XVI brass mounted mahogany bibliotheque having a paneled frieze over a pair of doors now fitted with plate glass panel enclosing brass-mounted wood shelves, flanked by