19th C. English Ship's Octant, Spencer Browning

Antique Spencer, Browning & Rust octant, English, likely 19th c., mahogany, brass and scrimshawed inlay, approx. 15"h x 13"w

Retailed by Larmour & Co. Baltimore. (original label). In its original case carved with a geometric pinwheel. 4 x 15 x 13 1/2 inches

19th c. English Brass Quintant Sextant, with scale to 155-degrees, engraved "Spencer Browning & Co., London" on the arc, in a dovetailed fitted mahogany case with sighting tools, case: 5" high, 10" x

Early 19th Century three (3) drawer English Day or Night Refracting Hand Telescope | Signed Spencer Browning & Rust and 'Day or Night' London, Date: ca. 1784-1840 | Manufactured in London, England of

19th c. English Ship Captain's Travel Desk/Chest, Hinged Top Opens to Reveal Fitted Interior Over 3 Drawers with Brass Strap/Hardware & End Handles, 30"h x 41"w x 18"d

Two-day ship's chronometer signed, "PARKINSON & FRODSHAM, Change Alley London 1261". Silvered face with Roman numeral radial dial, blued steel spade hands, and secondary dial with blued second hand. R

English ship's two-day chronometer signed, "Joseph Sewill 61 SO CASTLE ST LIVERPOOL, Maker to the Admiralty". Additionally bears a shipping company property stamp, "Hall LINE No 20". Silvered face wit

Dent London Chronometer Maker to the Queen, no. 1686. Resprung by Frodsham & Keen. In a fitted mahogany case with window. H. of case: 14.7 cm (5 3/4 in.) Dia. of chronometer dial: 11 cm (4 3/8 in.)

LATE 19TH C. ENGLISH SHIPS WHEEL WITH BRASS HUB 36"; BY DONKIN & CO, STROKE-ON-TYNE

19th C. English Ship's Woolie, Embroidered Ship's Portrait, Made by a Mariner Between Trips at Sea, Featuring a Two Mast British Clipper Ship, Displaying British Flag, Housed in Moulded Black Frame wi

A 19th C. English mahogany ship's stick barometer having a cylindrical brass base mount and brass swivel wall bracket. Marked for A.J. Marks, High Street, Sunderland. 36in tall.

19th century, English school, ships at sea, large oil on canvas nautical painting, unsigned. Image: 34" H x 55.5" W; frame: 41" H x 63" W.

Oil on canvas showing a 19th C. English clipper ship with Union Jack and with the house flag of the John Robert Kelso shipping line. Signed lower right: E. Ponthier. 20th C. Gilt gesso frame, approx.

(19th C. English School) Ships in a rough sea off the coast, framed oil on canvas, signed and dated 1874 lower right, approximate image size 30" x 40", frame size 35 1/2" x 45 1/2".

Ebony and brass ship's octant with filters scopes and etc. With kidney shaped hinged mahogany box that bears the name of "Lamour & Co. Chronometer and Nautical Warehouse, Baltimore". Dimensions: 12" L

Pair of mid to late 19th century Maritime oil on canvases depicting ships on the water with figures, possibly English, each illegibly signed at lower right, each 6"h x 12"w, overall dimensions of each

19th c. English oak pop up davenport desk featuring original leather writing surfaces, re-writable area for Memoranda and Appointments, lift up writing surface with storage under, fitted compartments

2 Ceramic Pieces, 19th & 20th C., English porcelain bowl with ship decoration and stoneware vase with raised figures & putti (NYDOW3046/2)(WT) Dimensions: 5" H x 10 3/4" Dia. And 6 1/4" H x 5 1/2" dia

CASED SPENCER BROWNING & CO. OCTANTLondon, 19th CenturyOctant with ebonized wood frame. Wedge-shaped green-painted case with label on interior for retailer “Charles R. Sherman New Bedford”

Original bird’s eye maple frame, 23.5 x 26.5 inches. Loose rigging and loose gilt trim inside frame.

Unknown Artist (19th Century/ England). Sailling Clipper Oil on Board. Unsigned. Original' Carvers & Gilders" label on verso. Nicely framed. 12”x10” framed. Good Condition.

Ca. first half 19thC or earlier. Crazing and one spot of paint loss. Loose on the wood stretcher. Apparently unsigned.

4 wooden sextants, among others. Spencer Browning & Co., England 19th century, 8 cm high, 37 cm wide and 44 cm deep

Labeled, Spencer, Browning and Co. London, 19th C. 37"l By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.