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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA 9ct gold oval locket, suspended from a curb link chain, Birmingham 1994, together with an oval silver mounted pendent compass, an 1887 shilling in scroll top mount suspended from an oval link chain, a silver openwork pendant, and a small quantity of costume jewellery (qty) 9ct gold - 9.75g, silver - 32.55g total
Mostly 9ct gold jewellery, comprising; a colourless gem set pendant cross, a pair of citrine single stone earstuds, two further pairs of earrings, an initial M pendant and a pendant with a neckchain, combined gross weight 13.6 gms and silver and other jewellery, comprising; a cornelian five stone necklace, a bracelet, a pair of earrings, a pendant compass, with an anchor motif and five further items, (15).
A Paul Goerz artillery compass, Second World War, silvered dial marked "BR9493" with protected cover bracket and mount. Diameter 140 mm. CONDITION REPORT: The outer case of the compass is generally very tarnished as is the revolving section that would presumably have fitted onto some form of staff. The revolving plate does operate as it should. The locking mechanism that attaches this to the compass itself appears to operate as it should. The compass itself is locked and the mechanism that should unlock the compass point does not seem to operate. This mechanism would require lubrication. The compass glass is in good order. The silvered brass dial is in good condition also.
AN UNUSUAL EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH COMPASS in a narrow oblong mahogany case with slide-open cover, (graduated only for 30 degrees East and West of North and South), by Lenoir a Paris, c.1820 together with two nickel-mounted ivory folding rules; the larger one signed "NETLAM RATTRAY", a leather "Rabone" 33 foot tape measure, and a 19th century ivory-mounted steel pocket knife with rounded ends and twenty four fold-out penknife blades; the compass 6.6" (17 cms) long (5)
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER VESTA CASE AND SEALING WAX HOLDER square section monogrammed, maker's mark worn, retailed by "J.C. Vickery of Regent St. London", hallmarked London 1897 and a silver tubular vesta case with twin compartments and a compass at one end, by Sampson Mordan & Co., London 1896; the latter 4" (10 cms) long (2)
A grey painted Cabinet Maker's/Joiner's Tool Chest 37 3/8" x 20 1/2" x 22" high,, surprisingly and uncommonly constructed of Mahogany and containing various cutting templates, webbing, a turned wood mallet, the four internally sliding trays constructed of Mahogany and Oak contain a good quantity of wood-boring bits/augers, blades, calipers, a steel ruler, a rasp, screwdrivers, a boxed setting out compass, etc.,
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