John Addison, London, Mahogany Cased Compass, 19th Century

THREE MAHOGANY-CASED COMPASSES 19th Century One from France, sold through Andrew Lloyd Company, Boston, one from Paris, and one from J. Field Hornhill, London. Case widths from 3” to 5”.

CASED BRASS SURVEYORíS COMPASS19th CenturyMarked ìB. Pike & Sons 166 Broadwayî. Mahogany case.Case height 3.5î. Width 16.5î. Depth 8.25î.

Richard Widenham mahogany-cased brass ship's chronometer. 19th century. Dial with Roman and Arabic numerals engraved "Widenham London Lombard S. No. 1335." Brass estutcheon. Approx. case dimensions 6"

AN ENGLISH BRASS BOUND MAHOGANY SHIP'S MARINE CHRONOMETER by John Brunton, London, 19th century The face signed, inscribed, and numbered JOHN BRUNTON / 3 AMERICA SQUARE / LONDON / 501. height of case

A George III mahogany balloon clock, John Baker, London, late 18th/early 19th century, the Roman and Arabic numeral enamel dial signed 'Baker, King Street, Covent Garden', time and strike movement sou

Terrific antique mantle clock from John Walker of London. Solid wood body that appears mahogany. Spectacular ormolu with an ornate finial, faces, florets and other elaborate brass adornments. The cloc

Cased Brass Mahogany Telescope & Tripod, Eng., 19th C.. 4 Drawer telescope. "J.P. Cutts Sutton and Son, Opticians to her Majesty Sheffield and London, Warrented" Also and 3 draw telescope marked "Stan

With mahogany case with openwork and gilt bronze mounts decorated with putti and floral motifs, pine cone finials. Key of the case and key of the clock are enclosed.

A CARVED MAHOGANY MINIATURE LONG CASE CLOCK Bearing the signature 'John Holmes, London', probably late 19th century composed of earlier elements Movement: Weight driven two train with anchor escapemen

JOHN WALKER, LONDON. A 19TH CENTURY AND LATER FUSEE BRACKET CLOCK the later ormolu mounted mahogany case with reeded columns enclosing a 6.5" painted dial fronting an eight-day single fusee movement

A GOOD LATE 18TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED STICK BAROMETER by THOMAS BLUNT, LONDON with silvered dial. 3ft 3ins high.

A Georgian Style English Mahogany Banjo Barometer, 19th Century, By J. Dubini, 14 Union Court Holborn Hill London. L: 41 3/4 W: 12 D: 2 1/4 in. From the Estate of John A. Davidson, Jr. Proceeds to ben

Engraved paper dial. Dial marked Cole, Lombard Street, London. Early 19th C. Dia. of dial: 13.5 cm (5 1/4 in.)

Antique shagreen cased portable sundial with compass. Compass: 1.75" Dia.; Case: 1.5"H x 2" Dia. PROVENANCE: The Englishman's Antiques, Addison, Texas. Circa - 19th C.

The square brass bound mahogany model with elaborately divided dial and blue needle is paired with a circular brass pocket compass signed J. Bradford, London. Measure 2.75 and 3.25 inches. We happily

English John Moore & Sons Oak-Cased Gallery Clock fourth quarter 19th century, the painted metal dial marked "Jno. Moore & Sons, Clerkenwell, London, 13361", supported on an oak base decorated with ji

Fore-edge painting of a view of Hampstead. POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN KEATS. London, 1865. 6.25" x 4". Full 19th c. morocco by Wiseman, spine lettered in gilt and gilt crests to boards, gilt dentelles, al

Fielding, Henry. THE WORKS… IN TWELVE VOLUMES. London: John Bell, 1775. 8vo, 12 volume set, with half-titles. Period calf boards, rebacked in 20th c. calf. 19th c. engraved bookplates of John E. Rus

Mid-19th century Dial marked: T. Cotterell & Co. London / eleve des / Parkinson & Frodsham The brass-bound case with a hinged top opening to a second glazed cover, silvered dial with black Roman numer

Large collection of 45 Woodbury type 19th century carte de visites. All published London, Edinburgh & Glasgow, by John C. Morduch, circa 1870s. Each measuring 4" x 2.5". Each captioned on rear, and in

First quarter 19th century Signed: W & S Jones / 30 Holburn London The brass marking protractor enclosed in a mahogany case Protractor: 8" H x 6.25" Dia.; Case: .75" H x 7.75" W x 7.125" D Pr

Third quarter 19th century Signed: Newton / Fleet Street / London Brass, steel, and glass construction 6" H x 1" W x .75" D Provenance: Purchased: Tesseract, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY. Property fro

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

Rare library globe by Phillips of Fleet St. Late 19th century. Mounted on a mahogany stand with three reeded and turned legs and castors. Base has a working compass. Globe itself shows areas of wear a