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A cased Edwardian scientific balance scale by James Howe, London, together with a 19th/20th century brass counter-top scale. (2) ...[more]
A Short & Mason oak-cased barograph, numbered D10150, lacquered brass, contained within a five-glass case, raised on a shaped plinth with single d...
A Weston watt meter, model 310, in walnut case, together with two War Department voltmeters. (3)Watt meter: Case has some cosmetic marks and wear...
A cased R & J Beck brass monocular microscope, circa 1900, serial number 24386, with x8, x10, and x15 eyepieces and 16mm (2/3) and 4mm (1/6) lense...
An Edwardian brass and alloy magic lantern or helioscopic projector, Walter Tyler patent 2459, 41cm long, together with two bellows plate cameras:...
A cased J.H.Stewart brass monocular microscope, signed J.H. Stewart 406 Strand, with dual adjustment, focusing by rack and pinion, mechanical stag...
A mahogany-cased brass 'White Star' sextant by Lawrence & Mayo of London, with examination certificate dated 1915. ...[more]
An early 20th century cased dumpy level, Troughton & Simms of London, in an associated wood case, together with a mid-20th century dumpy level mar...
An early 20th century dumpy level by Rolson of Newcastle on Tyne, a similar dumpy level by A.G.Thornton of Manchester and a further wood and brass...
Two 20th century cased student microscopes: A W.Watson & Sons 'Service' monocular type to a mahogany case; and a Meopta Czech monocular example in...
Two 20th century cased student microscopes by Prior of London (missing some optics). ...[more]
A late Victorian mahogany cased scientific scale, together with a later scientific scale by Philip Harris of Birmingham and two travelling scale s...
A group of mid-20th century electrical meters including a voltmeter, amp meter and a wood-cased transformer. (3) ...[more]
Four wood surveying level tripods, early to mid 20th century, two of fixed type and two telescopic. (4) ...[more]
A Short & Mason copper-cased 'travel' thermograph, retailed by F.Dalmau of Barcelona, 26cm wide x 15cm high.Case has multiple surface marks, spott...
A Philip Harris Ltd, Birmingham mirror galvanometer, no. 19380, cylindrical black anodised metal case, adjustable feet and level, 23cm high ...[m...
An assembled group of four early 20th century light bulbs including a 1920s Robertson 65w carbon filament bulb, a 1930s Government issue bulb, a s...
A George III mahogany and checquer strung stick barometer, the broken triangular pediment with an urn finial above a 3.75" brass dial signed 'P.Ga...
A French rococo revival parcel gilt figural mantel clock, surmounted by a figure of a boy with plough, the 3.25in (8cm) white enamel dial with bla...
A French gilt metal figural mantel clock, late 19th century, the neoclassical case surmounted by a maiden and putti and raised on toupie feet, the...
An early-mid 19th century ormolu French mantel clock, by 'Raingo, Paris', the 2.75" enamelled dial with Roman numerals, within a beaded bezel, sur...
A French gilt metal and ebonised Systeme Brevete mantel timepiece, surmounted by a figure of a seated girl and raised on twin scroll brackets, th...
An early Victorian, Gothic style, mahogany bracket clock, by 'Moss, Sheffield', the top with a crocketed gallery above an arched crocketed front o...
An early 20th century brass carriage clock, with a 2.25" circular dial, the 8-day lever movement with compensated balance wheel, lacking key, 16cm...
A reproduction brass lantern clock, the strapped vestigial bell over turned finials, dolphin frets, turned columns and ball feet, the 3.5in brass ...
A small early 20th century, George II style, oak and walnut veneered panelled, longcase clock, with an 8.25" engraved brass dial, with cherubim sp...
An 18th century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock by William Bromley, Salop, the hood with a scotia cornice above a door flanked by a fl...
A George III painted dial oak longcase clock by Griffith of Denbigh, the hood with swan-neck pediment and fluted full columns, the trunk with a sh...
A George III oak brass-dial longcase clock by William Draper of Waldon, the arch-top hood with three-quarter pilasters to the door, the trunk with...
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