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A teak cased nautical compass / sextant

Porsche Design by IWC Compass 3511, 1990s. Round titanium case, hinged opening for compass and mirror. Black dial, painted and luminescent hour markers. Self-winding movement. IWC titanium bracelet. Size: 40 mm. Accompanied by booklets, bracelet adjustment tool and box. Auction in collaboration with The Vintageur Srl

A small gun metal stopwatch together with a compass. Est. £20 - £30.

A 19th century French brass compass, silvered dial, blue hand, bevelled glass plate, 4.5cm diameter; a Victorian brass and leather cased travelling inkwell, the hinged and sprung cover chased with foliate scrolls (2)

Pedro Friedeberg (b.1936)  Clock, circa 1990s  Carved, painted and gilt Mexican mahogany, inset with clock and compass  Signed in paint  43cm high  (ARR) Provenance  Purchased directly from the artist  Private collection, London

* Kent. Blaeu (Johannes), Cantium vernacule Kent, Amsterdam: circa 1645, engraved map with contemporary outline colouring, decorative cartouche and mileage scale, some spotting, 385 x 530 mm, mounted, framed and glazed, together with Saxton (Christopher & Kip William). Cantium quod nunc Kent [1607-10], hand-coloured engraved map, compass rose, strapwork cartouche and mileage scale, 285 x 385 mm, framed and glazed, with Morden (Robert). Kent [1695], uncoloured engraved map, old folds, some staining, 350 x 635 mm, framed and glazed, plus Blome (Richard). A Mapp of Kent with its Lathes and Hundreds [1681], uncoloured engraved map, old folds, some staining, trimmed with slight loss to the vertical margins, mounted, framed and glazed, and Owen (Samuel & Bowen Emanuel). A Map of Kent [1720 or later], hand-coloured engraved map with descriptive text below the image, 185 x 125 mm, mounted, framed and glazed, with Moule (Thomas). Kent, circa 1845, hand-coloured decorative engraved map, old fold, 200 x 265 mm, mounted, framed and glazedQTY: (6)

North Africa. Van Keulen (Johannes), Nieuwe Pascaert vande Kust van Maroca en Zanhaga beginnend van C. Cantin tot C. Bajador..., Amsterdam [1680-1756], hand-coloured engraved map, orientated to the east, inset map of the coast of Lanzarote and includes the Canary Islands, decorative cartouche and mileage scale, compass rose and numerous rhumb lines, very slight staining, 505 x 575 mm, together with Paskaart van de Kust van Maroca Beginnende van Larache, tot ann C. Cantin..., Amsterdam [1685-1715], hand-coloured engraved map, orientated to the east, inset map of Nieu Sallee (Rabat), decorative cartouche and mileage scale, compass rose and numerous rhumb lines, 505 x 575 mm, with Pas Caarte van Rio Gambia van C. Verde tot Rio de Serraliones, Amsterdam, [1682-1715], uncoloured engraved map, orientated to the east, decorative cartouche and mileage scale, two inset maps, trimmed to the neat line along the upper margin, one short marginal closed tear, slight staining, 505 x 580 mmQTY: (3)

Carew (Richard, of Antonie). The Survey of Cornwall, 1st edition, London: printed by S[imon]. S[afford]. for John Jaggard, 1602, preliminary blank leaf present, errata leaf followed by two leaves of Table at rear, front flyleaf with several early inscriptions including that of J. Godfrey of Norton Court, dated November 29, 1711, noting that the "new binding" cost two shillings, armorial bookplate of Phillip Carteret Webb to front pastedown, and of William Arthur, sixth Duke of Portland to rear pastedown, occasional browning and some marginal damp-stains, early 18th-century panelled calf, rebacked preserving original gilt decorated spine with red morocco title label, joints cracked, small 4toQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: John Godfrey of Norton Court, near Faversham, Kent (bookplate). The Royal Society hold a manuscript account by him of the total lunar eclipse of 1729.STC 4615.The first edition of Carew's pioneering county history, which is "above all a representation of Cornwall as its author saw it, in terms of the landscape and climate, and of the occupations of men and women whose lives these shaped. Such matters as the local tin mines, the fishing industry, and the games people played, including hurling, all come within the compass of his lively pen." (ODNB). The volume includes valuable descriptions of Cornish topography, industries, sports, and pastimes, with accounts of miracle plays, tin mining, the pilchard industry, and agriculture, written in characteristic and pleasantly entertaining Elizabethan prose.

Magnifier glass 11cm, compass 5cm, mini brass violin 7cm, a vintage camera in leather case, a small barometer, and a desk calendar. (6)

9ct gold charm bracelet with 21 assorted charms, including binoculars, compass, roulette wheel, marriage vows, elephant etc. total weight 122.1 grams.

Two silver pocket watches and a compass. Sterling Silver Georgian pocket watch, marked for George Jamison, Charing Cross, hallmark looks to be for c1800. 58mm case, white enamel dial with Arabic hour markers, key included; Ladies continental 800 silver pocket watch, no makers mark, engraved decoration to exterior, 38mm case, white dial with painted garland detail, Roman Numeral hour markers; also a sterling silver pocket compass, c1913, 35mm case. Combined gross weight 183g.

A WW2 military compass, webbing case, and nickel Elgin military pocket watch with heavy gauge sterling silver watch chain and T-bar. To include: a MKIII compass by T.G.& Co Ltd, dated 1940, with the serial number of 24070. The compass is complete with its original 1940 dated webbing pouch, which is ink stamped ‘MECo 1940’ along with a broad arrow mark. Plus, a military pocket watch by Elgin, with black dial and subsidiary dial at the 6 o’clock position. Marked with broad arrow to the back cover, and the serial number ‘T.K.5518’. Some sources suggest the T.K refers to the Tank Corps, but we have no concrete evidence that backs up this claim. The watch is fitted with an earlier heavy gauge sterling silver graduated Albert watch chain. Each link carries the lion sterling mark, and the T bar is hallmarked for Birmingham 1897, with the makers mark of E.Whitehouse & Son. The watch chain is 0.9cm at its widest point, and weighs 1.95 ozt / 60.5g. Condition: some faults. The compass has a little normal cosmetic service wear to the black painted brass, but this is nothing that detracts. There appears to have been a leak to the internal fluid, and the mother of pearl dial does not move freely. The webbing pouch for the compass is complete, and shows normal servcie wear / soiling. The pocket watch would not appear to run, even fully wound. There is browning to the underside of the glass front, but the case and watch watch is in good order. The silver Albert chain is in good condition, and can easily be removed from the watch if desired.

US post WWII marching compass, manufactured by 'Fee and Stemwedel inc. Chicago USA', dated 1952 in leather pouch, bearing same date. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A TG Company Limited Mk I magnetic marching compass, serial number B322095.

An early 20thC mahogany cased pocket compass, 7cm wide.

A Quality Victorian gilt metal pocket barometer and compass with makers stamp Singers patent. In a leather double sided case.

A I world war medal awarded to 23 608 Pte A Laws North D Fus a reproduction brass Compass and a Continental white metal cased button wind pocket watch.

ANATOMICAL ATLASES -- ALBINUS, B.S. Tabulae sceleti et musculorum corporis humani. Leyden, J. & H. Verbeek, 1747/1753. 2 vols. (48) lvs., engr. title-vign., 3 engr. text-lvs. (title-p., dedication and introduction) and 117 plates by J. Wandelaar (incl. 47 key leaves). Lge-fol. Cont. hcf. w. raised bands, dec. gilt backs & red labels, uncut. (Spine ends sl. dam., corners bumped, plate-vol. completely loose (as issued!) & spine loosely added, some lvs. a bit dustsoiled/foxing, but else a clean, complete and uncut set). NOTE: Three plates with skeletons (each w. accomp. key leaf); 25 plates to the Musculorum section (9 plates w. accomp. key leaf); 34 plates to the Ossium humanorum section (each w. accomp. key leaf); 7 plates to Uteri mulieris gravidae (1 plate w. accomp. key leaf); 1 plate "Tabula vasis chyliferi (...)" (w. the accomp. textleaf). - "Albinus's Tabulae selecti et musculorum, based on his concept of the "ideal man" (homo perfectus), is among the most artistically perfect of anatomical atlases. Albinus and his artist Jan Wandelaar used some ingenious methods to prepare the illustrations (...) with the aid of compass and ruler. In addition Wandelaar placed his skeletons and musclemen against lush ornamental backgrounds to give them the illusion of vitality, using contrasts of light and mass to produce a three-dimensional effect. The most famous plate in the atlas depicts a skeletal figure standing in front of an enormous grazing rhinoceros, sketched by Wandelaar from the first living specimen in Europe, which had arrived at the Amsterdam zoo in 1741." (Norman Library 29). - Wellcome II, p. 26; G-M 399 (first ed.); Choulant-Frank p. 276-283.

EUROPE -- "VALENTIA REGNUM (…)". Amst., G. Blaeu, (1635). Handcold. engr. map w. compass rose, sea monster, ships in full sea and cartouche. 385 x 500 mm. (A few sm. marg. tears/chips, sm. stain in right margin, rep. on fold, sl. browned). -- "ILLYRICUM". (Antw., Ortelius, 1579). Handcold. engr. map after J. Sambucus from Ortelius’s 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum'. 365 x 470 mm. -- "LA GRANDE BRETAGNE ou les Royaumes d'Angleterre et d'Ecosse comme aussi le Royaume D'Irlande divisée par Provinces". Augsburg, (c. 1764). Handcold. engr. map by T.L. Lotter. 495 x 580 mm. (Margins a bit thumbed/soiled in places). -- And 2 o. (5). NOTE: Ad 1: Dutch text on v°. V.d. Krogt II, 6155:2. Ad 2: Latin text on v°. V.d. Broecke, 144 (1579L(B)73).

LOW COUNTRIES -- "HOLLANDIAE pars septentrionalis, vulgo Westvriesland en 't Noorder Quartier". - "FRISIA OCCIDENTALIS". - "DUCATUS LIMBURGUM". - Amst., W.J. Blaeu, (c. 1650). 3 engr. maps in cont. colouring. c. 384 x 500 mm. -- Added: "TABULA DOMINII GROENINGÆ quæ et complectitur maximam partem Drentiæ (…)". Amst., F. de Wit, (c. 1671). Engr. map in cont. colouring w. 2 cartouches, inset map of the Wadden Islands and 2 compass roses. 460 x 545 mm. -- All in v.g. condition. -- And 4 o. (8).

LOW COUNTRIES -- LEIDEN -- "LUGDUNUM BATAVORUM, Leyden in Hollant". (1582/88). Plain engr. plan of the town (numbered '34' in right outer lower corner). 250 x 341 mm (image size). -- Added: "HOLLANDIAE CATTORUM REGIONIS TYPUS". (1581/82). Plain engr. of 'Holland' w. compass rose, scale indicator, ships at sea and large ti. cartouche. 237 x 322 mm (image size). (Small stain in lower blank margin). -- (2). NOTE: Both prints taken from Guicciardini's description of the Netherlands. - Guicciardini Illustratus, Leiden-1.2 & Holland-3.1.

SOUTH AMERICA -- CHILI -- "CHILI". Amst., J. Janssonius, (1652/58). Plain engr. map w. 3 cartouches and 2 compass roses. 380 x 485 mm. (A bit soiled, a bit dam. on central fold, small rep. to right outer blank margin, but altog. a good copy). NOTE: French text on v°. V.d. Krogt I, 9920:1.2.

SOUTH AMERICA -- "GUIANA sive Amazonum Regio". Amst., H. Hondius, n.d. (1639-44). Engr. map in cont. colouring w. compass rose, scale indicator and 2 cartouches. 381 x 496 mm. (A bit age-toned/slightly browned). NOTE: V.d. Krogt I, 9840:1.1.

SOUTH AMERICA -- PERU -- "PERU". Amst., J. Janssonius, n.d. (between 1646 and 1657). Plain engr. map w. fine title cartouche and compass rose. (A bit age-toned, but in v.g. condition). -- Added: "LE PEROU et le cours de la Riviere Amazone, depuis ses sources jusques a la Mer". Paris, P. Mariette, 1656. Engr. map after N. Sanson d'Abbeville by Joh. Somer Prutenus, cold. in outlines. 410 x 560 mm. -- (2). NOTE: Ad 1: Latin text on v°. V.d. Krogt 9820:1.

STRADANUS, Giovanni (Jan v.d. Straet), (1523-1605). "Lapis polaris, magnes". N.d., Ph. Galle, (c. 1600). Engr. by Jan Collaert II w. caption in the plate. 204 x 267 mm (plate size). (Small hole (paper flaw?) in left outer lower plate border, small brown stain in left outer margin, but a good copy w. ample margins). NOTE: Second engraving from the series 'Nova Reperta' (new discoveries) depicting the mathematician Flavio Goija in his study working on the invention of the compass. Good impression on laid paper. First state (of 3). - New Hollstein, Stradanus, 324-1(3).

A Masonic square and compass 9ct hallmarked gold medallion, 3.3gm.

A 1:32 SCALE SHIP MODEL OF H.M. SCHOONER PICKLE [1800]with 24in. planked and pinned hull, planked deck with fittings including compass box, gratings, eight guns in carriages, water barrels and other details, two raked masts with standing and running rigging, mounted on a wooden display base -- 29 x 38in. (73.5 x 96.5cm.)

A THEODOLITE BY TROUGHTON & SIMMS, LONDON, CIRCA 1910constructed in oxidised brass with 5in. radius scale, telescope with rack and pinion focusing, scale magnifiers, bubble levels, etc., contained in fitted box with accessories including compass, hand lamp, maker's certificate, labels and lid, including inspection card for 1954, and leather outer case (distressed) -- 7½ x 14½ x 12in. (19 x 37 x 30.5cm.)

A COLLECTION OF MATERIAL FROM PRINCE PHILIP'S CIRCUMNAVIGATION TOUR ABOARD H.M.Y. BRITANNIA, 1956-1957comprising a set of 28in. long general arrangement for H.M.Y. Britannia including Compass Platform; Bridge Deck; Shelter Deck; Upper Deck; Main Deck; Lower Deck; Platform Deck; and Hold, each folded with mss titles to fit a pocket -- 6 x 8in. (15 x 20cm.); a comical officer group photograph with Philip in the middle, all in wing collars and hats and striking poses; a souvenir copy of the tour bound in blue cloth with gilt titles including Britannia's crest; a typescript for a speech or article about the voyage; and correspondence with Lt. F. Comley RN(a lot)

COLLECTION OF ARTICLES FROM THE CUNARD WHITE STAR LINES, R.M.S. QUEEN MARY CAPTAIN EDGAR BRITTENcomprising a desk blotter presented to him by the United States Line's Captain Giles C. Stedman in the form of dockside bollards; his personalised chart slide; rule; magnifying glass; compass box; Art Deco Bakelite ship's ashtray; and associated items(A lot)

Hiatt - Derby style handcuffs with key and working, (marked Warranted Wrough, Best, Hard, W Dowier, Key 0), Rolls Razor No 2 Imperial Model, hip flask, compass, 3 sets of Knackers percussion instruments (2 bone, 1 wood)

Glassware including decanters, fishing tackle including gaff and reels, measuring rules, barometer, compass, etc.

MILITARIA including assorted cap badges, uniform buttons, cartridge cases, WWII mark I magnetic marching compass no. B323701 and vintage leather Gladstone type bagProvenance: private collection Denbighshire

A Victorian diamond cluster pendant, of target design, comprising a principal old mine diamond collet set to the centre, two rows of smaller diamonds millegrain set to a scalloped border, and four further old mine diamonds at the compass points. With detachable hinged bale further accented with three graduated old eight-cut diamonds. Tested as 9ct gold and silver, cluster diameter 26mm, 5.31gCondition ReportTarnish to silver surfaces. Diamonds have a visible tinge, however the colour assessment is limited by the tarnish of the silver setting.Combined diamond weight is estimated as approximately 2.00ct

An 18ct white gold green tourmaline, ruby and diamond pendant, the cruciform pendant with a round cut ruby collet set to the centre, four navette-shaped green tourmalines at the compass points, and round brilliant cut diamond accents, to a fixed tapered bale. Hallmarked London, 25 x 32mm. Suspended by an 18ct white gold wheat link chain, 455mm long, hallmarked Sheffield, 11.40gCondition ReportIn very good condition, with minor wear.

LAWRENCE & MAYO OF LONDON; an early 20th century compass, diameter 5cm.

A small brown leather child's travel case containing various collectables, including a small ebonised mantel clock, length 17.8cm, a pair of ebonised short candlesticks, height 10cm, trinket box, compass, micromosaic brooch, desk lighter, small glass decanter in ebonised wooden frame, a map of Ireland published by Alex Taylor January 1793, a Philip's Motoring Map of the British Isles, etc.

A collection of assorted lighters including Ronson, Convo, Parker etc, also a Short & Mason Ltd of London 1915 V56623 military compass.

A model 'Jenny Lee' tug boat, vintage brass Sestrel compass, circular cribbage board - bearing initials 'HH' and other boat related items

Konvolut Maritim, 20. Jh. Ein Fernrohr ''The Lord Bury Telescope J.H. Steward Ltd'' Anf. 20. Jh., ein kl. Fernrohr ''BOB Opltik'' Ende 20. Jh., ein kleiner Sextant in Holzkiste, ein ''Brinton Compass MKI 1914'' in Holzschatulle, eine Bootsmaatspfeife und ein kleiner Schaukasten mit Schiffsmodell, beide Ende 20. Jh. Dazu ein Quadrant für Kannoniere, wohl USA, 1. H. 20. Jh. und ein großer Block für Segelschiffe. Gr. Teleskop eingeschoben L. 27 cm

A White Star ships compass

A box containing various wooden items; compass; stop watch; leather cased tape measure etc.

A brass ships binnacle compass Pattern 183 No. 10325K

A Sestrel brass cased ships bulkhead type clock; a small wooden cased hand held travelling compass and an oak cased barometer AF

20th C marching compass A fine quality marching compass in polished brass a great desk display item 8cm wide x 3cm h

A MILITARY COMPASS AND A STOP WATCH, a white metal full hunter case, approximate case width 45mm, case signed 'MK VI (broad arrow) 1940 F Barker & Son (1932) Ltd London B11034' together with a 'Sprint' stop watch (condition report: general moderate wear, overall condition good)

A 19th/20th century gilt metal mounted ships compass, with printed paper 'card' lacking gimbal apparatus, 21cm sold together with a pair of field glasses, two Dundee stone ware marmalade jars and boxed Clover Leaf mats.

oil on canvas, signed framed and under glass image size 40cm x 43cm, overall size 55cm x 58cm Note: Painter of exuberantly coloured small landscapes and still lifes, born in Aberdeen, who gained an honours degree in drawing and painting at Edinburgh College of Art, 1977–81. He was awarded a prize at Scottish Young Contemporaries in 1981; a Scottish Arts Council Young Artist Bursary, 1983; and Ruth Davidson Memorial Scholarship in 1996. In 1985 the Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, published The Book of Job, text plus drawings by Walker. His group shows included The British Art Show, Arts Council tour, 1983; The Human Zoo, Castle Museum and Art Gallery, Nottingham, 1986; SSA, 1992; RSA, 1994; and Cabinet Paintings, Compass Gallery, Glasgow, 1999. Among his later solo shows were Paintings from Southern France, Cyril Gerber Fine Art, Glasgow, 1999, reflecting Walker’s deepening links with the Languedoc region; Firth Gallery, Edinburgh, 2000; Maymie White Contemporary Art and Cambridge Contemporary Art, both 2001; and Cyril Gerber, 2002. Lived in the Scottish Borders.

SHIPS COMPASS AND BINNACLE, Japanese, 64cm H approx.

A 9 carat gold flexible link bracelet, 10g, together with a 19th century gilt cased pocket compass/hardstone seal, on a gilt cord and a 19th century full hunter key wind pocket watch, with engine turned decoration (3)

A brass compass. 4 cm high.

JAMES TWEEDIE RGI (SCOTTISH b. 1951), FRIENDS, oil, signed and dated '94, framed under glass, Compass Gallery label verso, 73 x 56cm

Mixed mid century collectables to include a Bencini Comet S camera in case, vintage advertising tins, compass cufflinks, musical fishing reel bottle stopper, cigarette tin, two Clem travelling mini irons, cartridge hunting belt, Salters pocket balance scale and Shakespeare 1411-210 fishing rod

An intriguing 19th/20th century compass. Designed to hang from a ceiling, the painted cast metal top modelled as a crown, the lower section fitted with a compass featuring polychrome decoration and contained within an engraved celery glass orb, 28cm high (approx)Note: This item was gifted to the vendor by the Billmeier family, prior to this it purportedly hung in the yacht saloon of the King of Sweden. Condition Report: Wear to the paint work, glass is free of chips and cracks.

Assorted scientific instruments, including a thermograph weather station, compass, etc.

Englisches Nocturlabium, 17. Jh.Sterneninstrument zur Anzeige der Uhrzeit bei Nacht. Buchsbaum mit einem herzförmigen Griff, in den die Worte "FOR BOTH BEARS" eingeprägt sind, mittig angebrachtes Messingscharnier mit Visier, Rückseite mit Tabelle für die Messung der geographischen Breite anhand der Höhe des Polarsterns, achtzackige Kompaßrose in der Mitte. Datums- und Stundenskalen befinden sich auf der Vorderseite des Hauptkörpers. Darüber befindet sich eine drehbare Scheibe mit einer Stundenskala, einer Skala für das Mondalter und zwei geformten Zeigern, von denen einer mit "GB" und der andere mit "LB" gekennzeichnet ist, was für großer und kleiner Bär steht, zu oberst ist ein drehbarer Zeiger angebracht. – Zur Verwendung des Nocturlabiums stellt der Nutzer einen der kleinen Zeiger für das beobachtende Sternbild auf das entsprechende Datum, schaut durch das Loch in der Mitte auf den Polarstern und richtet den langen Zeiger auf eine der beiden Sterne im Großen oder Kleinen Bären aus, die mit dem Polarstern übereinstimmen. Die Uhrzeit wird durch die Position des Zeigers gegenüber der Stundenskala auf der drehbaren Scheibe angezeigt. Ø 10,4 cm, Länge 23,8 cm, minimaler Spannungsriß im Grundkörper. Start Price: EUR 1100 Zustand: (3/3)English Boxwood Nocturnal, 17th CenturyCelestial instrument for displaying the time at night, with a heart-shaped handle stamped "FOR BOTH BEARS", central brass hinge with visor, back with table for measuring latitude by the altitude of the Pole Star, eight-pointed compass rose at the center, date and hour scales on the front of the main body below a rotating disc with an hour scale, a scale for the age of the moon and two shaped hands, one marked ‘GB’ and the other ‘LB’ (for Great and Little Bear), with a rotating index arm at the top, 4 1/10 in. diameter, length 9 ½ in., minor stress split in the main body. – Note: To use the Nocturlabium, the user sets one of the small pointers for the constellation being observed to the corresponding date, looks through the hole in the center at the Pole Star and aligns the long pointer with one of the two stars in the Great or Little Bear that coincide with the Pole Star. The time is indicated by the position of the pointer opposite the hour scale on the rotating disc. Start Price: EUR 1100 Condition: (3/3)

30cm-Tischglobus von James Wyld, 1851Globus mit 12 lithographierten Segmenten, bedruckt "Wyld's Globe of the Earth with the Latest Discoveries London Published by James Wyld Charing Cross East 1851", montiert in kalibriertem Meridianring aus Messing, auf vier gedrechselten Mahagoni-Beinen mit Stützen, Papier-Horizontring mit eingezeichneten Himmelsrichtungen, Monaten und Tierkreishäusern, kleinere Schäden an den Segmenten und am Papierring. – Dieser Globus wurde für die Weltausstellung von 1851 in London hergestellt. Start Price: EUR 900 Zustand: (3-/3+)James Wyld 12-Inch Terrestrial Table Globe, 1851Globe with twelve lithographed paper gores, cartouche: "Wyld's Globe of the Earth with the Latest Discoveries London, Published by James Wyld, Charing Cross East, 1851", calibrated brass meridian ring, stand with four turned mahogany legs and stretchers, paper horizon ring with marked compass points, months and zodiacal houses, minor damage to the gores and paper ring. – Note: Commercial production for the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London. Start Price: EUR 900 Condition: (3-/3+)

Scientific instruments, a brass nautical sundial and compass navigational compendium, marked J. Sewill Liverpool (w- 7cm)

The "Improved Sovereign Balance" in original case, a cased set of scales and a pair of folding binoculars with compass (3)

A Cartier SIHH 2004 compass, based on the Santos-Dumont design, 5cm square, in original box