19th CENTURY JAMES W. QUEEN & CO. SPYGLASS TELESCOPE

James W. Queen & Co., Philadelphia, brass surveyors transit, 19th c.Telescope: 9.5"l / Transit: 10.5"h x 9.5"w

Queen & Co. brass surveyors transit S# 6407, made by James W. Queen (1815-1890, Philadelphia), last half of the 19th c. 14"h x 10"l

19th C silver-plated casket box with 5 applied bugs with banded agate cabochon bodies, and twisted rope strappings. Stamped on interior lid of body, "Howell James & Co Regent St. W". From a Sandy Hook

Offered in this lot is a Brass Three Draw Ship's Hand-held Retractable Spyglass Telescope, circa late 19th Century, Mohrson 10x, with brown hand-stitched belt pouch. Extends from 5" closed to 13.5" fu

Group of (2) Late 19th Century English double-barrel shotguns, including one 10-gauge marked W.M. Moore & Co. on each side plate with "Fine Twist" on barrel top; and one 16-gauge engraved "James Allen

A fine American sterling silver page turner by International Silver Co., Meriden, CT. Retailed by W.H. Glenney, Sons & Co., Buffalo, NY. Late 19th century. Sterling handle and sterling blade. The hand

A 19th century brass telescope, original coated canvas barrel covering, stamped lettering on the drawn barrel reads U.S. NAVY QUARTERMASTER'S SPYGLASS POWER KEUFFEL & ESSER Co N.Y. Measures 22 inches

19th Century Queen Victoria & Prince Albert Busts - Kerr & Co Worcester Parian Busts; both by Ernest James, marked on back with impressed marks and blue seals; Victoria circa 1860, Albert circa 1855 /

Scotland,19th Century Tall case clock with painted figural clock face and roman numeral numbering over center column and base decorated with checkered fret work. Wood, metal,Approx. 82 1/4" t x 21" w

James Hamilton, Marine Artist, 19th C. James Queen Chromolithograph "Moonlight at Sea"; Original Label on Verso, Framed. size: 8.5 x 12.5, 11.75 x 15.75 outside frame. ASKart: James Hamilton (1819 - 1

James W Queen & Co Microscope Model #4331 set including multiple lenses and a locking wood case with keys Condition: Very Good, overall light wear consistent with age and normal use; untested; we cann

Antique quadruple plated tray with lady and dog 6.5"W

Stereo (binocular) Microscope, Cased, Henry Crouch, London & James W, Queen & Co, Philadelphia, Brass and cast Iron, various lenses

Antique 19th Century W.R. & Co. 9 " mulberry purple transferware tyrolean" Dinner Plates lot of 6 all in good preowned conditon no cracks from estate see pics all 6 for one bid

19th century brass spy glass telescope, end cap stamped "Made in France" 23" at full extension; and copper and brass powder flask, 8 1/2" L.

Set of 12 Limoges, France, Porcelain Plateslate 19th centurymarked "W.G. & Co., Limoges, France/Ovington Bros. Co., New York"9 1/2 in. diameter

Fine Hand Painted Set of Twelve Limoges Plates, 19th Century , W. Guerin & Co. Paris & Limoges, each with partial gilt shaped edge and molded ocean waves encompassing sea life, accompanied wit

Two English, 19th century W. Ridgway Co. Semi China covered dishes in blue willow pattern, 6" H x 11" W x 8" L.

Late 19th century. Queen and Co. brass with black trim. Sliding sun shades, missing leather covering. Fitted box missing lid and has wear. 9"h.

English copper hanging ship's lantern, late 19th c., W. Pilley Jr. & Co. Makers, Birmingham, glazed metal frame with verdigris finish, approx 18.5"h, 10"w, 10"d, 8lbs Start Price: $150.00

James Madison Hays. Double Handle 3 Gallon Jug & Single Handle 1 Gallon Jug. North Carolina Pottery Jug, 19th c., James Madison Hayes, Randolph Co. (1832-1922) Both are stamped and numbered. Salt-glaz

Black-painted and Gilt Trade Sign, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, late 19th century. Inscribed 'P. W. Thayer & Co. / Cream Indigo. / Flavoring Extracts. / Stackhouse & Co.', 177cm wide, 40cm high (70 1/2

ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE STONEWARE WATER COOLERLate 19th CenturyEmbossed ìHenry W. Bush & Co. Hygienic Bury Street London E.C.î.Height 20.5î.

DESCRIPTION: An early 19th century english W. J. Myatt & Co Ltd. sterling silver and crystal perfume bottle; with a faceted crystal stopper. Marked with "WJM", and Birmingham hallmarks. CIRCA: 1815. O