A Continental Brass and Pewter "Noon Cannon" Sundial

A Continental Brass and Pewter "Noon Cannon" Sundial 20th century the base marked Rousseau; Fecit a Paris. Diameter 8 1/2 inches. Estimate $300-500

19th century French Victor Chevalier Brevete Paris noon time cannon sundial brass marble clock, condition-missing lenses, 11 1/2"dia

Brass. Resin base. Roman numerals. 4 1/8" h x 9 3/4" w x 11" d.

by L. Chevalier, Paris on an engraved white marble base of the hour scale with a burning lens mounted on a bracket above a miniature bronze cannon. The cannon set to fire when it is noon. 7" cannon, 1

Elaborate Noon Cannon Sundialearly 20th century, consisting of composite marble base supporting a cannon, adjustable magnifying glass, a raised dial, and gnomon. Such instruments can be calibrated so

17th/18th century sundial, possibly Swiss, the standing gnomon above the dial plate with Roman numerals and hour lines, within an heraldic coat of arms: a crowned double-headed eagle with halos and sw

DESCRIPTION: A vintage brass sundial cannon. Designed with a wooden base and an overall brass foundation with impressed numerical digits. Further designed with a glass lense and a small cannon. CIRCA:

Marked 1970, Livingtson, Troy, Tenn. Diameter 9.25 inches.

On marble base. Brass. Etched in marble. 1 7/8" h x 2 5/8" w x 4 1/4" d.

J. P Della Bianca pewter stein, Hudson pewter cannon, pewter New York commemorative plaque with Twin Towers, 2 brass spring scales Chantillons, 1 dated 1891, and chrome plated 'Lifetimer' automatic co

A SMALL NOON DAY CANNON DIAL, PROBABLY FRENCH LATE 19TH CENTURY, unsigned, the brass platform with inset bubble levels, compass, folding adjustable gnomon, lens assembly and oxidised brass cannon barr

Continental Early 19th Century Oak Hanging Bracket Clock. Married 30-hour works with brass and pewter dial signed "George Kaket, A.X. Hendremael 1814". Case, 23-1/2"h. x 19"w. x 11-1/2"d.

CONTINENTAL / ENGLISH GEORGIAN BRASS TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a pewter-form plate; a basin; a rolled-edge wide-rim bowl; and a pan. Second half 18th/early 19th century. 1

A BEAUTIFUL VINTAGE DUCK TRINKET BOX MADE UP OF PEWTER AND BRASS. THE BOX MEASURES 4 1/8" TALL BY 4 3/8" LONG BY 2 3/4" WIDE. SHIPPING AND HANDLING IS $16 WITHIN THE CONTINENTAL U.S.

(lot of 17) Collection Continental antique to vintage candlestick holders and some parts and pieces, executed in brass, silver plate and pewter, various styles and designs, singles and pairs, some den

DESCRIPTION: Antique miniature cannon featuring a bronze muzzle with wooden wheels and trail, all overlaid with brass hardware. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Continental DIMENSIONS: H: 5" x W: 6" x L: 1

comprising: 15th/16th century, five apostle spoons, four copper alloy spoons with cast finials and one small pewter spoon with reeded handle, largest 7 in.; two brass candlesticks, larger 4-3/8 x 4-1/

Fourth-quarter 19th Century Possibly French, the brass stand with rectangular vanity mirror with beaded trim and cloisonne enamel corners centering a ribbon bow supported by two reeded columns, each

19th century Yacht Signal Cannon, Signed "MANF'D BY THE STRONG FIRE ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN CONN. S.A.". Brass tube in 10 gauge with breech loading mechanism and spring firing action with lanyard (lanyard

Heading: (Scientific Instruments) Author: Title: German 17th century brass sundial with a "man on the Moon" on top from the Herm Siegel collection Place Published: Germany Publisher: Date Publis

Continental Brass and Amethyst Geode Center Table, manner of Jacques Duval-Brasseur, organic-form base, glass top, wired for lighting, h. 30 in., dia. 54 in. Provenance: Dallas, TX Estate.

early 19th century, tripod brass mounts with claw feet and lion masks, 12-1/8 x 9 in. Provenance: Property from the Brooklyn Museum

TWO CONTINENTAL BRASS CANDLESTICKSOne likely 17th century. Both with mid-drip pans and circular bases. One with knopped stem and extracting holes to the socket, the other with a ribbed stem down to it

A TEN PIECE CONTINENTAL BRASS AND MALACHITE MOUNTED DESK SET, circa 19008 inches high