Two Ship's Compasses

Two Ship's Compasses, one an azimuth circle, by E. S. Ritchie and Sons, Brookline, MA, made for Sperry Gyroscope Co., Brooklyn, N.Y., in a fitted wooden case; together with a gimbaled bronze ship's fl

Five Piece Lot, to include ships compass; two sterling silver footed small trays; cut overlay bottle, height 9 inches; along with a large round silver ray, diameter 22 inches. Provenance: Estate of Fl

Group of three metal ship gauges including two compass and one engine order telegraph; as-is condition with tarnishing, surface wear, scratches and other flaws; Largest Item measuring Diameter 14"Prov

Two marine navigational instruments consisting of: an antique oak binnacle (ship's compass) fitted with a brass hood housing a gimbaled compass, flanked on either side by brass arms that support a pai

(lot of 2) Antique collectibles, comprising: (1) English ship's compass, Coubro & Scrutton Ltd., water filled brass case housing floating instrument, having two painted ball handles, rising on wooden

Ship Binnacle (Compass), by Ritchie, brass helmet,gray painted iron base, and two arms with Quadrantal correctors; 18" x 8" x 7",h. (does not include height of trash can) current rests upon a tin ware

Including a Japanese Tamayo & Co. sextant in a wood box with paperwork (box h. 7 x 12-1/4 x 11 in.); a U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships mounted compass (w. 7-1/2 in.); two U.S. Army type d-12 compasses in wo

Two vintage magnifying lenses set into brass collar mounts, the oversized example with green-tinted domed lens possibly maritime / marine / nautical / ship, the smaller a desktop paperweight / reader.

American School 19th century Two Works of Navigational Spiritual Guidance: A Nautical Cut-Work Picture and A Moral Compass for Seaman The Nautical cut-work picture with central depiction of a ship in

Paint-Decorated Ship Captain's Chest of Drawers , 19th c., "Captain E. Forde, U.S.S. Ohio", dated on front 1870, two short drawers over three long drawers, decorated with central compass flanked by Am

Regimental Stein 1L Pottery. Service on two ships. “an Bord S.M.S. Brandenburg u. Wittelsbach 1909-1912, Res. W. Schmidt.” Two ship side scenes. Rear roster. Mint.

Regimental Stein 1L Pottery. “S.M.S. Kaiser Barbarossa I Matr. Divis. 4 Komp. Kiel 1907-10, Reservist Volker.” Two ship side scenes. Side roster. Mint.

Polychrome wood and rope. Glass and wood display case. Both ships are inside the same display case. 66 x 79 x 41 cm.

Two Ship's Bells, 10" x 9 1/2".

Two encased model ship, "HMS Victory" and "HMS Surprise", each on bases. [3" H x 9 1/2" W; 2 1/2" H x 8" W].

Includes early Salem, MA compass in oak box signed S. Emery, 7 in diam, 10.5 in case (damage to card, missing cover); and 6 in Pelorus (sighting device for distant objects) by Kelvin White of Boston i

Two (2) shadow boxes with ship models. 1) Shadowbox with a well-detailed model of the "Bark MacArthur," enclosed in glass with an attribute on rear over the hand-painted background that reads "Made 19

Oil on canvas, signed verso, dated 1872 by James Hamilton (American 1819-1878) Painting has been cleaned and relined. Gallery label Spanierman Gallery, LLC label on back image 22" x 34" with gilt fram

Thomas P. Anschutz, watercolor painting depicting a busy dockside scene with two ships with factories in background. Signed, lower right and dated 1909. Provenance: Grand Central Galleries, NY, NY. [I

Nautical Binnacle Ship's Compass 49 1/2"H, 38" x 17"

Circa 1785A Chinese export porcelain covered creamer depicting two ships at harbor with colors of blue, yellow, orange, and purple. The background is filled with landscapes and distant buildings with

Full title: A brass ship's compass on foot, 20th C. Description: H 128,5 x Dia 41,5 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptures and decorative

19th C., unsigned Overall: 27-1/2"h x 40"w Sight: 23-1/2"h x 35-3/8"w

English, 20th C., one labeled "Best & Lloyd Ltd 1944", the other labeled "Grimley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham", now fitted as lamps Appx. 18-1/2"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Steve and Step