MID-19TH CENTURY DRY CARD SHIP'S COMPASS BY

CASED DRY CARD COMPASSSalem, Massachusetts, 19th CenturyMarked "S. Emery Salem".Case height 5.5". Width 7.25". Depth 7.25".

Mid-nineteenth century wood bowl gimballed ship's compass with compass card marked with maker's name "Robert Merrill of New York", and detailed fleur de lis. Fitted to a timber box. Dimensions: 10.5"

Gimballed ship's compass by C.R. Sherman of New Bedford. Printed compass card. Compass is brass bowl construction. Timber box with sliding lid and "Nina" stenciled on front. Dimensions: 7 1/2" x 7 1/2

19th century ship's compass signed E.S. Richey & Sons, Inc., Boston, Mass., 5 1/2"t. x 11 1/2" dia., 13" from one tip of trunnion to the other, working condition

Very nice old compass. Lord Kelvins Patent. Made by Iver Weilback. 11" diameter,

American School, Mid-19th Century Ship Quickstep, Capt. Edward Weeks, Coming into Malta Harbor, 1856 watercolor on paper unsigned 21 1/2 x 29 1/2 inches. Provenance: Ex-collection, American organist a

Biedermeier Inlaid Oak Commode, German, Mid 19th Century, Compass And Band Inlaid Top With Rounded Corners, Three Drawers With Brass Pulls, Bun Feet, Height 32, Width 41, Depth 25 Inches, Restorations

SAILOR-MADE INLAID BOXMid-19th CenturyCompass rose on lid. Geometric design on sides. Marked on inside “Augustus G. Chandler Dorchester Mass October 1858 371 pieces”.Height 4.75”. Wi

19TH C EXCELLENT PAINTED CHECKERS GAME BOARD, PINE, EARLY TO MID 19TH CENTURY, BOLD DRY ORIGINAL PAINTED SURFACES. SINGLE BOARD WITH APPLIED SQUARE NAILED BASSWOOD FRAME. EXCELLENT CONDITION. 18 X 18

Mid 19th century. Mariners Compass variation in various patterns. Floral borders. Staining and wear. Large size is 96" x 94.

19th century cased ship's compass in very early wooden box, glass cover, primitive gimble, sliding lid, dovetailed box, made by E. & G. W. Blunt, New York, compass 6 1/2" diameter, box 10" high x 10"

Set of two early 20th century lithographic prints from Foster Bros., Arlington and Boston , Mass., depicting the mid-19th century clipper ship "Flying Cloud" and "Westward Ho", signed "A. Clive Edward

Mid 19th century. Walnut card table with swivel top and spool turned legs. 29"h. 34"w. 16.5''d. Opens to 33''d. And a pair of late Empire mahogany side chairs, scalloped crest, vase splat, sabre legs

Mahogany Base Binnacle with brass cowling and base plate, red and green painted magnetic iron spheres on brass brackets, missing oil lamp burner, 48" x 19" x 26". Good condition.

A complete deck, each suit with three cards depicting hand colored engravings of different Kings, Queens, and Knights of France, with gilt edges, one of the cards is marked for Grimaud, Paris, include

6.5" H x 7.75" W x 7.5" D

Early to mid 19th century. Well-executed ship at full sail with American Flag flying. Housed in carved Victorian frame. Framed: H26 1/2" W32 3/4"

A mid-19th century American Pine dry sink. Open well with a side silverware drawer over two doors with shaped raised panels and cutout feet. Older refinishing with some wear and damage. 48 x 24 x 35"

Mid 19th century. Chip carved compass stars and "TB" with one piece carved notch handle. 3"d.

Beautifully handcolored scene on the Rhine River, mid 19th century. Mounted to card. Engraving measures 7.5 x 5”. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advanc

Mid 19th century. Landscape with ships and classical deities, and "America" in the center, after the print by John Barralet, 1815. Translucent amber border "America Guided By Wisdom. An Allegorical re

A wood hinged case, the wood engraving paper card with fleur-des-lis at North, the dial in 16 points, black iron needle and brass hand. Measures 1 x 4 x 4 inches, needles point opposite poles. We happ

to mid-19th century. A (3) masted ship with American flag under full sail. Unsigned. In a period gilded frame with an old pine back. Sight size 19 3/4" x 30 1/2", overall 23 1/2" x 34 1/2". Some minor

Mid 19th century. Oil on board ship portrait at shore with figures at left. Nicely rendered example with no apparent signature detected. The work is framed very nicely in a 19th century frame. Sold fr