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A Victorian silver and mother of pearl folding fruit knife, Edwardian folding knife with shield reserve, silver backed purse mirror, Chester 1904, 9ct gold baby brooch, 0.8g, yellow metal cased pendant compass, and two Middlesex Masonic jewels.

A German barometer by Veranderlich, in circular brass case, with loop handle, 17cm, and a cased compass with gimballed action, in wooden box with sliding lid, 20cm

An unusual brass lantern table clock/barometer with carry handle, inset with compass, barometer and two thermometers, 25cm high

A 1914 Brinton brass compass, Thomas J Evans, London, and a T Cooke & Sons compass with magnifying glass

Boxed German compass

λ A Victorian ivory travelling thermometer by J. Hicks, in a leather case, the dial inscribed 'J. HICKS MAKER LONDON', together with a French pocket compass and clinometer in a hinged folding case, 16cm long (max). (2)

A terrestrial globe inlaid with various mineral samples, in brass gimbal, fitted a compass in the base.

Mixed objects, to include a Japanese fan, a watch chain compass, a case and a pair of bone carved pendants, (50

A mixed lot, including a silver nail buffer, plated jester teething ring , a plated vesta, a Dalvey quartz traveller’s clock, three spring balances, a traveller’s compass and sundial, a seal , a book match holder, a Meerschaum pipe bowl and a pack of GPO meter postings labels. Condition generally good.

Oak dome-topped box with pierced brass mounts, a decorative hardwood box, an oak desk stand with moulded glass inkwells and a reproduction of an antique brass compass, boxed

Victorian mother-of-pearl card case, silver photograph frame, Jaccard lacquered brass desk clock, travel compass, photograph frames, early Italian travel postcard books, etc.

A late Victorian silver cased open face pocket watch, hallmarked for Chester 1898, and inscribed 'R Garrett Imperial Yeomanry 1900', also a pocket compass in plated case and a First World War medal to A.A. 1684 J.W.P Rawlins P.D R.N.V.R (3).

A MILITARY TYPE P11 COMPASS in a fitted box, 14cm diameter together with a Spencer Lens. Co microscope in a mahogany box (2)

A LEATHER CASED BRASS THREE DRAWER 'FIELD' TELESCOPE by Aitchison of London, numbered 5384, 81cm long extended together with a compass mounted on a gimbal and within a box with sliding lid, the box 19cm wide and a small students microscope (3)

German compass

* NEIL DALLAS BROWN (SCOTTISH 1938 - 2003),LOVERS AND SKY THREAT, 1967 oil on canvas, signed 127cm x 127cm Framed. Note: Neil Dallas Brown was born in Elgin, Moray and studied at Dundee College of Art, Patrick Allan Fraser School of Art in Arbroath and the Royal Academy Schools. He won a travelling scholarship to the continent and a number of notable awards and prizes. In 1967 he visited New York with a Scottish Arts Council bursary; in 1970 took part in the Arts Council of Northern Ireland Open winning a major prize; and in 1981 won a bursary to the Scottish Arts Council studio in Amsterdam. From 1968-78 he was visiting lecturer at Dundee's Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, then joined Glasgow School of Art where he taught for some 20 years. He lived in Fife until his death in 2003. Dallas Brown participated in dozens of group shows but also had a series of prestigious solo shows, notably at Compass Gallery in Glasgow, a series in the late 1960s at Piccadilly Gallery in London, a touring retrospective in 1975 from Stirling University, Perth Art Gallery 1987, Thakeray Gallery London in 1989 and Glasgow School of Art 1998. Birds and humans featured in Dallas Brown's pictures, which are tinged with mystery, menace and surrealism. He said ''Painting is love. Painting is an affectionate devotion''. More than 50 of Neil Dallas Brown's paintings are held in major public collections in the UK including at Glasgow Museums & Galleries, Fife Council, Hospitalfield, The Glasgow School of Art, Edinburgh City Collection, Nottingham Art Gallery, The Walker Art Gallery (Liverpool), Aberdeen Museums & Galleries, Dundee Museums & Galleries, The Fleming Collection (London), Paisley Museums & Galleries and The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art.

A 19th c pocket brass sundial compass in leather case embossed Chamberlain Opticians Bloomsbury

A hallmarked 9ct yellow gold pin brooch by Louis Augustus Leins, a French-style fob seal, a cased compass on short chain and t-bar, and a pin brooch all testing for 9ct yellow gold. Gross weight 20g (4)

A Hezzanith` sextant by Heath & Co, New Eltham, London SE9, in mahogany case; vintage Chicago Airguide; Stanley London brass Natural Sine compass; Blundell Of Luton Vintage Slide Rule in carry case; a military-style geological compass with strap and an old lamp (5)

Army Service Prismatic Compass, Mark 111, oil filled with Mother of Pearl card in black japanned metal case, No.ckc/C 1613C, D6cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Military marching Prismatic compass, 1919 peace medal, Queens Royal Lancers service badge, WWI Lancashire Regiment embroidery and other military related items in a display case Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

HB 65G II Gold Special hand bearing compass, contained in original case

Two pairs of racing binoculars, cased; shooting stick; marching compass,cased; tap reseating tool etc

A Lorus wristwatchTogether with, a compass, horseshoe stick pin and a single cufflink (3)

A collection of knives including a divers knife with compass

Three Compass stock books of Victoria to QEll mint & used All World stamps Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Type P-8 cased Spitfire's compass

Collection of silver items silver Albert watch chains Victorian crowns etcsilver albertina and vesta case 2 Victorian crowns Albert Watch chain with compass fob boxed silver mounted cheroot holder total silver weight 150 grams

A novelty anchor form pendant compass

A WORLD WAR II ROYAL AIRFORCE GREY METAL CYLINDRICAL COMPASS 'Azimuth Circle No 4', with floating marker and convex glass attachment, marked ref no '6A/890' '14589', held in a pine box marked 'Type O.2.A.' (as used by the Lancaster and Halifax bombers). (approx d 17cm)

Clavichord Probably Late 18th Century An unfretted clavichord, possibly German or Swedish, late 18th Century. The case later covered with scarlet and gilt-tooled leather, raised on painted and gilt decorated turned tapered fluted legs; Width 180cm, Depth 54cm. The inside of the lid having an indistinct painted pastoral scene. Ebony naturals and ivory topped accidentals. Compass FF to g3.LiteratureThe Colt Clavier Collection Golden Jubilee Catalogue p.32

Joseph KirckmanLondon 1800A double manual harpsichord in a mahogany, chevron banded and boxwood strung case raised on a trestle stand with four square tapering legs; Length 254cm, Width 100cm. The keyboard surround with satinwood, crossbanding and ebony and boxwood stringing, the nameboard bearing the inscription Josephus Kirckman Londini Fecit 1800, 19 Broad Street, Soho. Ivory naturals and ebony accidentals. Compass FF to f3. Two Pedals, ivory handstops, including Venetian Swell, Harp Stop and Machine. This is believed to be the latest dated extant Kirckman harpsichord. LiteratureMakers of The Harpsichord and Clavichord 1440-1840. Third Edition. Boalch p.457

John Broadwood & Sons (c1830) No 12080A 7ft grand piano with a compass of 6½ octaves in a mahogany George IV style case on turned baluster legs. The fascia bearing the inscription John Broadwood & Sons, Makers to his Majesty and the Princesses, Great Pulteney Street, Golden Square, London. The white label surrounded with decorative inlaid brass.

Thomas Tomkison London No 1329 c1821A grand piano the case veneered in rosewood inlaid with cut brass of a floral design raised on carved S-scroll legs with shell and foliate decoration; Length 245cm, Width 118cm, Depth of case 29cm, Height 68cm. The keyboard flanked by winged mythical beasts. The fascia bearing the inscription THOMAS TOMKISON, MAKER TO HIS MAJESTY. Stamped into the wrest plank T. Tomkison 1329. English Grand action. Compass 6 octaves CC to c4. This piano was made for George IV and located at Brighton Pavilion. A contemporary illustration showing the interior view of the entrance hall in the Brighton Pavilion illustrates this piano in situ.Literature The Early Piano by C.F. Colt with Antony Miall, Stainer & Bell 1981. p.77The British Art Piano and Piano Design Vol. 1 G.S. Gadd. Published the Very Yellow Press. p.181-184.

Mathaus HeilmannMainz, Germany No 194 c1785A rare early grand pianoforte in a fielded panelled walnut case raised on four slender square tapered legs; Length 213cm, Width 95cm, Depth of case 24cm, Height 70cm. The sycamore nameboard bearing a large paper label with the inscription Mathaeus Heilmann Hof-Orgel und Instrumenten Macher in Mainz No 194. Compass 5 octaves FF to f3. Current pitch A=435. Two knee levers below the keyboard, which has ebony naturals and bone covered beech accidentals. Single bridge and with a Viennese action. Heilmann worked in Mainz and was appointed court tuner, organist and maker to the Elector and Archbishop of Mainz. LiteratureThe Early Piano by C.F. Colt with Antony Miall, Stainer & Bell 1981. p.16The Colt Clavier Collection Golden Jubilee p.19DiscographyDecca. Hogwood. DSLO 520. Re-issued 2008 433-1892-1

Conrad Graf No 2505/6Austria, Vienna circa 1836A Classical Viennese grand piano in a cherrywood case raised on three turned, tapering baluster legs with lyre pedal supports; Length 242cm, Width 125cm, Depth of case 33cm, Height 70cm. The fascia bearing the inscription CONRAD GRAF Kaiserl: Kön: Hof - Fortepianomacher, WIEN, nachst der Carls-Kirche im Mondschein No 102. Divided bridge with a Viennese action. CC-EE bichord, FF-G4 trichord. Compass 6 ½ octaves CC - g4. Current pitch A=415. Ivory naturals and stained beech accidentals . Four pedals operating Keyboard Shift, Moderator, Semi-Moderator and Damper Lift. Complete with internal pine dust cover. Graf pianos were favoured and used by Beethoven, Chopin, Clara Schumann, among others. This piano first came to light in Lucca, Italy and virtually all the parts are original.LiteratureThe Early Piano by C.F. Colt with Antony Miall, Stainer & Bell 1981. p.16The Colt Clavier Collection Golden Jubilee p.12‘Early Music’ Nov. 1984DiscographyArgo. Unknown

Nautical copper binnacle cover with oil lamp light box to side, handle to top and L-shaped railing hook to rear. Lacks angled glass window and compass. Height 21cm (excl. handle).

A late 19th century walnut and inlaid work box, the top with flag and compass decoration, inscribed 'A Gift 1881', enclosing a mirror to the lid and pull-out sectioned tray, length 35cm, width 25cm, height 13cm. CONDITION REPORT: Wear throughout condusive with age, some surface scratches and scuffs but nothing too serious.

CARRS OF SHEFFIELD LTD; a hallmarked silver cased pendant fob containing a small compass, 925 silver, Sheffield, marked to suspension ring, diameter 2.5cm.

A c.1900 silver crown wind fob watch with circular chapter ring set with Arabic numerals, an 800 grade silver fob watch with white enamel dial inscribed 'Langdon Davies & Co', and a pocket compass (3).

Three late 19th century leather cased ambrotype portrait photographs, two pocket watches and a plastic cased compass (6).

A collection of rulers, folding rules, slide rules, paint brushes, pencil sharpener, compass and other drawing instruments and a collection of pens including Parker, Mabie Todd & Co, etc (mostly af, some with 14ct gold nibs).

A 19th century brass circular pocket compass with ring loop attachment, removable cover and hinged sighting arm, diameter 7.7cm (glass af) and a further c.1900 brass pocket compass with paper dial and detachable cover, diameter 7.2cm (2).

A 19th century mahogany cased compass with paper dial and blued pointers, the case 11.7 x 11.7cm.

An early 19th century ship's brass and nickel plated weighted circular compass, with fixed outer wheel and three moving inner sections inscribed Magnetic, Compass, Ship's Head and Relative Bearing From Ship', diameter 14cm.

A 19th century leather cased brass pocket compass, with lift-off cap inscribed 'A.R. Seton', with green and black paper dial inscribed 'Elliott Bros Strand, London' and with hinged mirrored sight, diameter 7.5cm.

VERNER'S PATTERN; a military issued WWI period leather cased brass bodied pocket compass, with mother of pearl dial inscribed 'Cruchon & Emons, London', 1916, diameter 5.5cm and a further cased pocket compass inscribed 'Thos Armstrong & Bro, Manchester 979', 5.3cm.

STANLEY; a leather cased brass bodied circular pocket compass with paper dial, the cap inscribed 'Stanley Gt. Turnstile, Holborn, London', the reverse inscribed 'Joseph Holmes', diameter 7.5cm, and a further leather cased Verner's Pattern brass bodied pocket military issued WWI period pocket compass with mother of pearl outer dial and case inscribed 'S. Mordan & Co 65521 1917', diameter 5.5cm (2). CONDITION REPORT: The larger compass has a slightly uneven table, and both are not fully functional.The smaller compass, is, as catalgoued, a military issue, with relevant marks.

J.H. STEWARD LTD, 406, STRAND, LONDON; a leather cased brass bodied pocket compass with side bracket attachment and with hinged sight, diameter including foot rim 7.7cm and Elliott Bros, London; a leather cased pocket compass with case inscribed 'W.F.H.S. Kincaide', diameter 7cm (2).

J.H. STEWARD LTD, 406, STRAND, LONDON; a leather cased black painted and brass bodied pocket compass, a further similar unnamed example and a spare case for a pocket compass (3).

HEUER; a boxed bi-metal stopwatch with guarantee paper, Pollock & Stewart of Glasgow; a pocket compass, Junghans; a process time meter, Ingersoll; a base metal pocket watch, a Miles 'Suprex' measure and a Smiths brass cased small wall mounted barometer (6).

J. H. STEWARD LTD OF 406, STRAND, LONDON; a leather cased klinometer with silvered gauge, spirit level and square sectioned body, a bi-metal pocket compass inscribed 'Sold by C. Baker, 244 High Holborn', leather cased, and a tin cased set of Harling drawing instruments, all three probably military issued.

A c.1900 oak cased bi-metallic surveyor's cross with compass.

A c.1900 oak cased brass surveyor's cross with compass.

A quantity of militaria relating to Colour Sergeant D. Mahoney, 3rd Battalion A Company, The Border Regiment including a malacca shafted walking cane with silver cap and presentation inscription, a pair of binoculars, leather cased Barker & Sons of London compass and two books, one containing a cease-fire document named to Sergeant Mahoney.

A military issued leather cased pocket compass, a knife and fork set, a pocket knife, etc.

A WWI period pocket compass by J.H. Steward with removable cover, hinged sighting arm and screw base to mount onto a tripod, cased.

A BRITISH ARMY MK IX PRISMATIC MARCHING COMPASS by M.D.S. of London, No.1095, in a webbing pouch.

A 1950s Samsonite train case with a hard plastic handle, a silk sash from The Ancient Order of Foresters, a compass, thermometer, manicure set, hairbrush, 1950s school cap, a Masters & Co. black bowler hat, bow-ties and a quantity of 1940s/50s shirt collars

A brass binnacle compass