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A BRASS SEXTANT AND PORTABLE SUNDIAL, the twentieth century brass sextant is unmarked, though appears complete, together with a brass and wooden adjustable portable sundial with inset compass (2) (Condition Report: both items appear in good condition, a little tarnishing and dust)

A 20th Century gimballed binnacle compass, housed within a blue enamelled case, the metal plaque to the base inscribed '7302/SIS/21', 28cm tall

Vintage surveyor's compass house in leather case, unmarked.

An early 20th century silver open faced pocket watch, by J W Benson, Birmingham 1933, 102g, on a chain, suspended with a compass fob

An early 20th century brass cased ship's binnacle compass, No.8125E, Pat 0183, no.C74, by The Ontario Owens Hughes Company Ltd, Ottawa, Canada, 27cm high

A WWII German Luftwaffe AK 39 wrist compass by Kadlec Instruments

A quantity of 19thC Sunderland lustre Wall Plaques, to comprise an unusual 'The Mariner's Compass' Plaque, H 17cm x L 19.5cm, 'True Love from Hull', H 19.5cm x L 21.5cm, 'A Token or Jack's safe return to his True Love', ' and another with over painted print of a Frigate, H 21.5cm x L 24cm (4) Provenance; The property of a Collector, amassed over the last 50 years. 

A 19thC Sunderland lustre Wall Plaque, of circular form, reading 'Mate Sound the Pump, Morning, Noon and Night', with Dixon & Co stamped verso, D 21.5cm, together with another, this one rectangular with printed crest of 'God Speed the Plough', H 20.5cm x L 22cm and another depicting 'The Mariner's Compass', stamped Dixon verso, H 20cm x L 21.5cm (3) Provenance; The property of a Collector, amassed over the last 50 years. 

A 19thC Sunderland lustre Jug, with transfer printed panel of a bridge and mariner's compass, together with another similar with transfer print of sailing ship and verse to the other side, H 18cm (2)

Military brass map rule by WH Harling of London 1916 and a set of compass' and scribes (2)

Sherwood & Co London, military compass No. 59368 dated 1916, War souvenir compass, Souvenir Francais enamel 'badge'

A 9ct gold articulated clown pendant and a vintage 9ct gold compass charm, 3.7gm

A WWI era base metal Dunkeque fouled anchor brooch with compass, 50mm, a moonstone crescent brooch, an enamel and paste bird brooch and three other items.

SPEED, John (1552-1629). Barkshire Described, London, 1676, hand-coloured engraved map of Berkshire, panoramic view of Windsor Castle at the top, title within baroque figural cartouche, coats-of-arms, compass rose, 382 x 510mm., framed and glazed.SPEED, John (1552-1629).  Barkshire Described. [London:] Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell, [1676]. Hand-coloured engraved map of Berkshire, title within baroque figural cartouche, panoramic view of Windsor Castle at the top, coats-of-arms, compass rose, English text on verso (some light mainly marginal staining), 382 x 510mm., framed and glazed (upper segment of frame detached).

A fine mid 19th century English gilt brass carriage clock compendium with twin thermometers and compassThe movement numbered 4228The tall rectangular inverted-bow-front case surmounted by a facetted handle on foliate uprights over a recessed magnetic compass framed by ball finials over reeded columns on a stepped base, set to the right-hand side with a centigrade thermometer with scale in French, the left-hand side with Fahrenheit thermometer with scale in English for Blood heat, Summer heat, Temperate and Freezing, the main engine turned Roman dial with fine Breguet style hands set within a foliate engraved mask, the solid rear door hinged at the base and opening to reveal the chain fusee movement and monometallic balance planted on the numbered backplate. 14.5cms (5.75is) high.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A good late 20th century brass and wood eight-day inclined plane timepiece with day-of-the-week indicationE. Dent & Co. Ltd., LondonThe knurled brass cylindrical case resting on an embossed leather-clad plane, supported at the ends by a turned brass pillar and a brass wedge, on a moulded wood base with knurled brass lozenge feet. The 4-inch Roman brass dial with four-point star half-hour markers, the centre engraved with a large stylised compass rose, signed Dent London above and England engraved below VI, with painted steel moon hands.The weight driven jewelled movement with the centre arbor pivoted on ball bearings to the front and back, the back dust cover stamped E. Dent & Co. Ltd. England Eleven Jewels. Ticking and moving. Plane 61cms (24ins long).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Sincer's Patent Gimballed Pocket Compass Gimballed 1 1/2" pocket compass, 'Sincer's Patent' rose with lyre and star trademark at north, in lidded treen case. Brass gimbal stamped 'B&S Patent'.Case 7.5cm diameter, Compass including gimbal 4.8cm diameterOne strut in the case to support the gimbal has been lost. Compass is operational and points north. Glass is dirty but no cracks or chips. Treen case is heavily scratched and the inner lip has numerous losses.

AN ETCHED BONE GLOBE COMPASS.

Various ceramics to include a Regency back printed mug with cover, a compass mug, a Macintyre commemorative Edward VII coronation teapot, a Thames Tunnel Alphabet plate, a commemorative Queen Victoria and Prince Albert plate, and another small transfer printed mug (6)

Comics - A collection of over 35 comics within binders to include Preacher Special Saint of Killers, Virgin Comics - Shekhar Kapur's, Avatar, Brainstorm Comics Vamperotica, Kirk Lindo's Luxura, etc, (comics appear vg overall), together with a quantity of fantasy graphic art books (featuring Beauty and the Beast, Medusa, Aliens Predator - Panel To Panel, etc), a cased The Golden Compass - Lee Scoresby figure, a Ghost Rider ltd edn motorcycle model (boxed), Boris Vallejo Magnificent Myths collectors cards, etc (2 boxes)

A 9CT ROSE GOLD GRADUATED ALBERT CHAIN WITH BLOODSTONE AND COMPASS FOB A/F - APPROX WEIGHT 36.1 G

An important George III mahogany, tulipwood, harewood, ebony, purplewood, rosewood and fruitwood inlaid, marquetry and parquetry architectural tea caddy attributed to William Potter of Cornhill, London Circa 1785 Inlaid in the form of a Georgian house, the front and reverse each centred by steps leading to a portico with Ionic columns, the raised hinged lid comprised of inlaid overlapping lozenges within three tablets, the roundel inset with a compass star within an eared quarter veneered cartouche with foliate angles, the reverse of the lid inlaid with two end tablets each inlaid with a conforming compass star flanking a central rosette, with a chequered border and a Greek key pattern surround, enclosing a divided mahogany interior with three hinged lidded and lead-lined canisters, each canister lid inlaid with two lozenge tablets flanking a central tablet, the two end lids each inlaid with a patera-inset roundel and the central lid with the Royal crown, on a plinth base, the underside of the canisters inscribed respectively from left to right: 'L', 'M' and 'R' 25.5cm wide, 12.5cm deep, 16.5cm high (10in wide, 4 1/2in deep, 6in high) Footnotes: The fashion for tea caddies and other boxes in the form of houses or other decorative buildings emerged in the last quarter of the 18th century and continued into the 19th century. The early caddies featured fine marquetry and parquetry inlaid decoration including a plethora of timbers and great attention was paid to architectural detailing including windows, mouldings, brickwork and rustic quoins. The majority of these caddies were made in the form of generic Palladian villas and imposing townhouses but it is possible that some specific commissions copied the exteriors of their owners own residences. Of this small group of caddies, the most famous and well documented example is an extraordinarily fine and rare caddy dating from 1786 modelled on Carlton House which was the then London home of the Prince Regent. Designed by the architect Henry Holland, the house was constructed in 1783 and demolished in 1826. The caddy was made by the cabinet maker William Potter of Cornhill and was sent by its maker to George III for his inspection. It was then subsequently raffled with fifty subscribers paying two guineas each. The subscribers included prominent aristocrats and figures of the day including Prince Augustus Frederick, the Dukes of York, Queensberry and Cornwall and Lady Elizabeth Foster together with Lord Nelson's mistress Lady Hamilton. However, ironically the caddy was won by Potter himself who had purchased several tickets. Now in the collection of the Museum of London (A7547/1), it features particularly fine inner tea cannisters which were also are inlaid with architectural detail and windows so that when they are removed from the caddy they become subsidiary pavilions flanking the main house. This caddy also features fully signed inset mother of pearl discs bearing Potters name and the date of manufacture, presumably as a form of self promotion. The offered lot can be attributed to William Potter by way of comparison to the Museum of London example due the stylistic similarities of its design and the fineness of its construction. Interestingly, although the exterior of the three inner cannisters are plainer than the two inner cannisters of the Museum of London example, the central cannister features a crown motif to its lid suggesting that it may have been commissioned from Potter by an aristocratic supporter of George III or perhaps even a member of the Royal Family in homage to the monarch. A comparable caddy, almost certainly also by Potter, was sold by Sothebys, London, Important English Furniture (including the Robert Harman collection of late 18th and early 19th century tea caddies), 12 November 1999, lot 40. Literature Stevens, Richenburg & Walkling, A, K & G, edts., The Story of British Tea Chests and Caddies: Social History and Decorative Techniques, Pub. ACC Art Books, 2022, p. 130, fig. 511a & 511b. We would like to thank Ian Beavis, Research Curator, The Amelia, Tunbridge Wells for his help in cataloguing this lot. This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y Y Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the UK, see clause 13. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

MASONIC INTEREST, A REVERSE PAINTED INTAGLIO AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGThe central oval panel with a reverse painted intaglio of a compass and set square with a central G, with the Eye of Providence above, a blue garter banner around the outside, the panel with the motto AUDI LIDE TACE, within a surround of rose cut diamonds, the shank stamped 9ctSize/dimensions: panel 2.6cm long, finger size OGross weight: 9.5 gramsCondition Report: The ring has been made up using component parts, there are some signs of glue and solder to the setting, one of the diamonds isnt quite in the setting, it has been glued beneath. There are a couple of small nicks to the surface of the dome, and some general wear to the setting.Condition Report Disclaimer

A 9ct gold fob compass, on a gold plated chain necklace, together with an early 20th century yellow metal and glass locket, possibly 9ct gold, 6.2cm high (2)

A small group of gold and other jewellery, including a pendant with crown and cross marked 22ct, 2.1g, 3 9ct gold bar brooches, three stick pins, a pinchbeck watch key, a gilt compass and a gold plated chain necklace with carved coral rose pendant

An Air Ministry Astro Compass

The Golden Compass 12.7.07 Poster. 17 x 11 Inch. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Multi Signed 7 signatures includes Daniel Craig, Nicole Kidman, Sam Elliott, Eva Green, Dakota Blue Richards and Ian Mckellen plus 1 other. The Golden Compass 12.7.07 Poster. 40 x 27 Inch. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Multi Signed 13 signatures includes Daniel Craig, Nicole Kidman, Sam Elliott, Eva Green, Dakota Blue Richards and Ian Mckellen plus 7 others. The Golden Compass December 2007 Poster. 40 x 27 Inch. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

Multi Signed 5 signatures includes Daniel Craig, Nicole Kidman, Sam Elliott, Eva Green and Tom Courtenay. The Golden Compass 12.7.07 Poster. 40 x 27 Inch. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.

ANTIQUE POCKET BAROMETER, a leather cased military pocket compass "The Magnapole"; also floral marquetry narrow tray and vintage postal scales

An interesting telescope and compass walking stick, L. 96cm.

A cased Saura marine instruments hand held compass.

19thC and later drawing sets including a rosewood cased set with lift out tray, Rabone Chesterman folding rule, sundial/compass in box and a small cased microscope

Brass sundial, sextant and natural sine compass, some boxed, width of largest case 15cm

19th or early 20thC brass sighting or marching compass, diameter 9.5cm

Stanley Victor No20 compass woodworking plane

Stanley No 113 compass woodworking plane

Record 0113 compass woodworking plane

Record 020 compass woodworking plane

Stanley 113 compass woodworking plane

Stanley 113 compass woodworking plane

A silver Vesta case, Birmingham 1902, a serpentine-mounted compass fob and other items in a jewellery case.

A British Cavalry Sketching or Mapping Board by Aston & Mander Dated 1909, Serial No. 1502, with Inset Compass and Inclinometer, Rollers and Leather Strap for Mounting on Wrist, Canvas Carrying Bag

A JH Steward No 549 Col W.Verners Complete Sketcher with Compass Insert and Complete with Leather Case

A Collection of Five Various 19th Century Pendants and Fobs to comprise Amethyst Locket of Oval Form, White Metal Compass Fob, Agate Compass Pendant Fob, Novelty Pendant in the Form of a Garden Roller with Tigers Eye Roll and a Barrel Green Stone Compass

A Rare Victorian 1875 Patent Brass Pocket Sundial with Original Leather mounted Case after J Baum and Co, Birmingham. Brass Dual with Compass and Inscribed with Arabic Numerals Having Chased Foliate Design to Platye and Gnomon, 6cms Wide Open. Condition:Not Perfect Order with Glass Cracked

A 19th Century Mahogany and Brass Cased Navigation Compass, the Case with Twin Hinged Covers and One with Inscription and Date or 1865, 7cms Diameter Compass Face, Case 9cms Wide when Closed and 18cms When Open

Compass adjuster, vintage Bakelite telephone, miners lamp, Smiths Empire ships clock, etc.

A mixed lot, various dates and makers, comprising silver items: a small tray, by R E Porter, Birmingham 1979, an Irish model of a bull, Dublin 1974, a continental model of a pig, import marks for London 1995, a modern wine label engraved 'PORT', a modern miniature four-piece tea and coffee set, a Chinese Export model of a fan, maker's mark Y.L, an Edwardian menu card holder with a blank shield, a small easel-back frame, an Edwardian menu card holder modelled as a lady in 18th century dress, a miniature hand mirror, a Chinese Export model of Chinese figure pulling a rickshaw, maker's mark A.H, a miniature funnel, an Edwardian menu card holder modelled as a kiwi bird, a gilt metal and hardstone compass, and metalware items: a filigree miniature set of table and chairs, a miniature sofa and footstool, two menu card holders, two models of shells, pin modelled as a trotting carriage, a model of a giraffe, a whistle and another item, (a.f.), total approx. weighable 13.3oz. (qty)

A novelty Stanhope vesta case, late 19th/early 20th century, in plated metal with inset compass and peep revealing various views titled 'A Memory of Millport', 4.5cm.

Two 20th century hallmarked silver jewels / medals to include an enamelled Past Chairman medal for Hotel Catering and Institution Management Association and a masonic square and compass medals to read Presented by the Lindis Lodge to W. Bro. George John Neighbour in Appreciation of his Services 1969-1964. Both being held within Toye, Kenning & Spencer and Fattorini cases.

An early 20th century Edwardian 15ct gold masonic medal. The medal having top bar with scrolled engraved bar with pale blue enamelled panel to read Cornhill Lodge No 1803 with a stylised pierced wheat sheaf beneath attached to pale blue ribbon over suspension with blue enamelled bar iand inset letters W.M. To hold a medal in the form of a square and compass with engraved details to surface. The obverse to read Presented to Bro Marmaduke Lawther, From the Chair of The Cornhill Lodge March 1st 1903. Stamped 15ct. Measures 115mm length. Total weight 32.5g. Marmaduke Lawther being the councillor chairman of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers. 

A 19th century Victorian Queen Victoria 1897 jubilee Kenning & Son gilt silver medal. The medal having clasp to read '14 June 1897' over enamelled suspension in the for a crown over a medal in the form of a square and compass against an Anglo-Indian lotus type cartouche. The centre having Queen Victoria bust in relief surrounded by four rows of paste stones flanked by enamelled dates of 1837 and 1897. Issued to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Queen Victoria's reign. Held upon original pale blue ribbon. Stamped for Kenning of London & SILVER to verso. In original Kenning & Sons gilt tooled leather box. 

Two early 20th century silver masonic medals. To include a medal having empty scroll top bar with original pale blue ribbon over ribbon suspension with letters No 673 over medal with central star featuring square and compass over letters A.D. 1925 on a roundel reading Lodge of St John St Paul Melita set within a laurel wreath mount. The obverse to read Spencer London with hallmarks. Accompanied by another gilt metal masonic medal stamped for G. Kenning & Sons. Both in G. Kenning & Sons cases. Measures 11cm length.

A late Victorian wooden cased compass; and a leather cased night watchman's clock

A wooden and metal bound storage trunk with plaque for 'Transport Case for Gyro Compass Casing and Rotor'

An Empire watch, Smiths watch, military watch and a compass

Original vintage travel poster for Central Switzerland - Lake Lucerne and its Mountain Railways / Suisse Centrale - Lac des Quatre Cantons et ses Chemins de fer de Montagne - Design by Louis Koller (1904-1978) features a birdseye view of the Swiss mountain range marked with red rail routes and place names. Compass illustration in bottom left corner. Printed in Switzerland by A.Trub & Cie. Aarau. Good condition, pinholes, restored tears, restored paper losses, staining, backed on linen. Country of issue: Switzerland, designer: Louis Koller, size (cm): 100x64, year of printing: 1950s.

1939 Military Compass