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* BET LOW RSW ARSA RGI DLitt (SCOTTISH 1924 - 2007), CLOUDS PASSING THE MOON pencil on paper, signed, dated 1977 versomounted, framed and under glassimage size 29cm x 41cm, overall size 52cm x 64cmExhibition history: Bet Low Retrospective, The Compass Gallery, Glasgow

Antique brass Husun Binnacle Boat compass, marked Speed Boat to rim of compass, diameter of compass 15cm

19th century 18ct gold novelty fob in the form of a ships wheel, gross weight 12.5g. Hardstone on one side, a compass on the other. Marked as 18 for 18ct, and tested as 18ct gold. Previous testing mark noted on body of fob, tiny chips to small area on edge of hardstone. Wear to suspension ring, though not to problematical levels.

A silver curb link albert with compass fob 16 inch

A curb link silver watch albert 14 inch and unusual silver horse shaped compass fob

3 metal cased naval compasses. A small brass cased compass with folding sundial screw top lid (approx. 5cm diameter); a large folding sundial compass with glass screw top lid (approx. 7cm diameter); and a marine compass with Robert Frost The Road Not Taken inscribed inside lid (approx. 6cm diameter).

A small collection of vintage misc items. To include cloth badges depicting world countries, a nickel plated sovereign case, map reading compass, Bakelite The Thunderer Acme whistle, silver plated pickle forks and a "Arco" miniature photo frame.

Edinburgh Crystal ship's style decanter with etched designs of dolphins and compass, 30cm tall, complete with silver 'Brandy' label.

Chinese painted red lacquer box with bird design containing a compass, 14cm x 14cm and a similar card box 17cm x 12cm.

Contemporary silver and enamel snuff or pill box, the cover with Masonic compass, pillars and alter design, the underside inscribed 'W Bro C A Spencer Pitsea Lodge No4837 25th October 1980', by Toye Kenning and Spencer, Birmingham 1979, 90g gross, 5.3cm x 3.7cm x 1.7cm, in original blue leather covered fitted box. 

An early 20th century silver compass fob pendant

A WWI trough compass, W Ottoway & Co 'Director No 1' 1918 No 1854 in mahogany box

8 Large 20th century assorted Bakelite buttons.This lot includes the compass in the star shape, turquoise and brass OME, laminated And more. From Nikki Deals collection. Issued: DIVISION 1=PRE 1918 AND DIVISION 3 IS AFTER 1918Dimensions: SM=Less than 3/4", Medium=3/4" to 1 1/4". Large=1 1/4" and above, extra large=1 3/4" and aboveCondition: Unless otherwise noted we find no significant condition concerns except for normal age related wear for the age of these items.

A collection of watchmakers tools to include a Depthing compass, precision lathe and other itemsLocation:

Royal Navy WW2 medal group of four comprising 1939/1945 Star, Atlantic Star with clasp for France & Germany, Defence and War Medals for Lieutenant Edward Ralph Savage RNR, commanding officer HMML 455, together with rank boards, cap tally, mounted maker's plaque Fairmile Marine Co Ltd 1941 built by W Weatherhead & Sons, photographs, two pocket watches, compass and ensign

Pattern 0195A naval or similar military compass on gimballed mounts, together with a pattern 1950 azimuth circle, both in original transport boxes with leather straps

A collection of military equipment including lights, compass, bulbs etc, some in original packaging. 

An early 20th century brass compass, silvered dial, 6cm diam

A Parian ware figure, after the antique, of Urania, with globe and compass, 32cm high, early 20th century; another similar, Muse of Painting, after the Renaissance, with a palette, paintbrush and canvas, 36cm high, early 20th century (2)

A white painted ship's compass, diameter 19cm.

A reproduction mahogany and brass copy of the Admiral Nelson ship's barometer, produced to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the National Maritime Museum, height 109cm, with a modern copy of a marine compass (2)

Brass bound globe of semi precious stones with compass set to base, H: 26 cm. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

Brass theodolite alidade telescope compass, L: 40 cm. UK P&P Group 3 (£30+VAT for the first lot and £8+VAT for subsequent lots)

A SMALL VINTAGE AGATE COMPASS

GOLD COLOURED RONET POCKET WATCH ON A GOLD COLOURED ALBERT WITH COMPASS FOB

BRASS 20TH CENTURY STANLEY COMPASS

2 MAP READER MAGNIFIERS & A COMPASS

Collection of oddments to include: 1943 military map compass divider, bosun whistle, brass stencils, nurse watches, coins, military buttons, Lloyds savings bank, medals etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Shoe box of oddments to include: writing instruments, quill pen, boxed pens, compass tool etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Masonic regalia - two silver and enamel Stewards' medals, Royal Masonic Institution for Boys and Quartus - 1924 Prometheus Lodge, together with a miniature compass in the form of a ship's wheel. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Collection of modern mainly wristwatches to include: Armogan, Rotary, modern compass etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Two replica pistols, a replica stainless steel handled flask, compass, and campana urn. (5)

GERMAN COMPASS 20 JULY 1944

BAG OF MIXED ITEMS TO INCLUDE COMPASS, CIGAR CUTTER, TONGS ETC

MARINE POCKET COMPASS

A bronzed metal cased combination sundial compass. The screw lid being engraved with 'The Mary Rose London 1511 - 1545'. Measures 70mm diameter. 

A walking compass in box together with four other compasses

Tangential galvanometer compass box, brass case, approximately 11cm diameter, by Eureka Scientific Co Ltd, Ilford, London

A GEORGE III BIRMINGHAM SILVER SNUFF BOX(a/f), a pair of enamelled opera glasses, a cased compass (a/f) and other itemsProvenance: The Estate of the late Roger Peers (1932-2023), Curator of the Dorset County Museum between 1959 and 1992

A World War Two Air Ministry Type P4A Bomber Compass, Number 40644T, 18cm Diameter

A WW1 Verniers style Compass in brass, with original leather case. In need of some restoration. Brass body with viewing window to the lid (glass cracked). Broad arrow marked to the base. Inner glass missing, which allows the metal dial to be removed. The dial is scratch marked to the underside ‘tested 18.9.15’. Complete with original fitted leather case. Condition: noted above. Could be restored or used for parts. The leather case is mostly intact, but the retaining strap has split away.

A WW1 British officers marching compass, by Negretti & Zambra. Brass body with black painted finish, viewing window to the lid and suspension ring. Mother of pearl dial with luminescent arrow, and brass stop button to the side. Broad arrow and maker marked to the bottom. Complete with its original leather case and strap, named to ‘M Blakeway Royal Tank Corps’. Officially embossed maker mark and date of ‘T.F.&S 1916’. Notes: consigned by the original owners granddaughter. Malcolm Blakeway entered the war on August 10th 1915, and originally served as a 2nd Lt in the 1st battalion Yorks & Lancs Regiment. He later attained his Captaincy while serving in the Tank Corps. He is entitled to the 1915 star, BWM, and Victory medal. He was a native of Handsworth, Birmingham, and later of Chaddesley Kidderminster. It’s believed that he also held a commission during WW2, again as a Captain in the Royal Armoured Corps. He relinquished this commission on August 16th 1945, and was granted the honorary rank of Major. Condition: generally very good. Normal service wear to both the compass and its case. There appears to be a zig-zag pattern lightly scratched into the lid of the compass, likely from the WW1 era (perhaps a moment of boredom?). The compass appears to work as it should, with the stop button also functional. The leather case has a good colour and patina. It may have had a different original owner during WW1, as there is another name inked out on the case.

A selection of WW1 related items. To include: a trench art British tank, complete with machine gun turrets to the top and sides. Engraved to the top ‘World War 1914-19’ with ‘France’ and ‘Cambrai’ engraved to the sides. Also, a Verner’s Pattern marching compass, with brass body dated 1915 (missing glass to lid). A Turkish POW beadwork snake (head present but detached). 5 WW1 period cap badges, including the RAF, Army Ordnance Corps, Royal Army Service Corps, East Lancashire Regiment, and the Kings Liverpool Regiment. And, a silver and enamel sweetheart brooch for the Royal Army Ordnance Corps. 8 items. Condition: normal age and service related wear. The compass appears to work as it should, but is missing the glass from the lid cover. The beadwork snake has its head detached, but a repair may be possible. The trench are tank has a little crimping to the metal, and some surface toning, but nothing that detracts. The badges remain in good condition. 

Lot van 4 messing kompassen, 2x Newbold Prismatic compass, made in England en J.W. Handley Melb Ausralia No11897, diam. 5 cm., 20e eeuw.

Early military compass Short & Mason Ltd London 1916 with crows foot

A WWII compass

A MODERN TABLE GLOBE, probably dating from early this century due to country names, countries delineated by different natural patterns, fully rotating on a metal stand with a compass is set into the base, approximate height 30cm (1) (Condition report: appears in generally good condition, no obvious damage)

9ct gold antique vintage compass fob in working order, hallmarks Chester 1911, gross weight 4.8 grams

Militarty WW2 era Pelorus aircraft hand held bearing compass

Negretti and Zambra, a First War marching compass. The stitched leather case named Lieut. H Bowden RFC

Negretti and Zambra, an Edwardian leather cased pocket barometer/ thermometer with floating compass, together with another pocket barometer, also cased (2)

Seltener deutscher Theodolit Christmann, um 1880Signiert: "Jacob Christmann, Heidelberg", Nr. 10003, original zaponiertes und brüniertes Messing, Teleskop mit Feineinstellung am Okular, Objektiv mit Staubschutzkappe, versilberte Skalen und Nonien, 4 Lupen, 2 Stablibellen, mittig angebrachter Kompaß, Teleskoplänge 15 cm, auf Original-Holzstativ mit ausziehbaren Beinen. Start Price: EUR 180 Zustand: (3/3)Rare German Theodolite by Christmann, c. 1880Signed: "Jacob Christmann, Heidelberg", no. 10003, original lacquered and oxidised brass, fine adjustment with thread at eyepiece, dust cap on objective lens, silvered scales and verniers, four magnifiers, two bubble levels, centre-mounted compass, length of the telescope 6 in, on original wood tripod with extendable legs. Start Price: EUR 180 Condition: (3/3)

Bergbau-Vermessungsinstrument von Negretti & Zambra, um 1890Signiert auf dem Fernrohr "Negretti & Zambra, London", poliertes Messing, 7-Zoll-Kompaß, versilbert, Ø 18 cm, mit 2 Wasserwaagen, horizontaler Halbkreis mit verschiedenen Hypo- und Basisskalen, 32cm-Fernrohr mit Wasserwaage, Zahnstangen-Feinfokussierung auf das Objektiv, in Original-Mahagonikasten. Start Price: EUR 350 Zustand: (2-3/2-3)Negretti & Zambra Miner's Dial, c. 1890Engraved on the telescope "Negretti & Zambra, London", all polished brass construction, 7-inch silvered circular compass dial with 2 spirit levels, horizontal half-circle with different hypo and base scales, 15-inch sighting telescope with longitudinal bubble level, rack-and-pinion fine focussing to the objective, in original fitted mahogany case. Start Price: EUR 350 Condition: (2-3/2-3)

Theodolit von Hildebrand, um 1920Hildebrand-Wichmann, Freiberg, Sachsen. Serien-Nr. 161106, aufsetzbare Bussole (ohne Glas), 4 Ableselupen, 3 Stablibelle, Teleskoplänge 21 cm, 24-fache Vergrößerung, mit Zubehör in Original-Kasten. Start Price: EUR 280 Zustand: (2-3/2-3)Theodolite by Hildebrand, c. 1920Hildebrand-Wichmann, Freiberg, Saxony, Germany. Serial no. 161106, attachable compass (missing glass), 4 reading magnifiers, 3 bubble levels, telescope length 8 ¼ in., 24x magnification, with accessories in original box. Start Price: EUR 280 Condition: (2-3/2-3)

LAPIS GLOBE set with assorted minerals and semi-precious stones on brass stand with inset compass, with specimen identification sheetProvenance: deceased estate PembrokeshireComments: viewing recommended

A VERY RARE TSUISHU AND LACQUER TWO-CASE INRO, MOST LIKELY COMMISSION BY A DUTCH SETTLERUnsignedJapan, c. 1800, Edo period (1615-1868)The two-case inro bearing a superb tsuishu (carved red lacquer) frame with alternating asanoha and manji designs, with a circular panel to either side, one featuring a view of a Dutch ship entering Nagasaki bay, decorated in gold and silver hiramaki and takamaki-e, with some nashiji. The panel on the verso bearing a nashiji ground and decorated in gold and colored takamaki-e with a zodiac (junishi) compass, the central roundel decorated with gold karakusa and the needle pointing at the rat (nezumi). Most likely this inro was commissioned by a Dutch settler born in the year of the rat.With a matching gold-lacquered ojime and wood and lacquer kagamibuta netsuke decorated with European enameling and depicting scenes with foreigners. The netsuke with the initials 'A.J.' to the top and the wood bowl lacquered with a blossoming and budding flower.HEIGHT 6.3 cm, LENGTH 7.3 cmDIAMETER (the netsuke) 3.7 cmCondition: Very good condition with only very minor wear.Provenance: Sotheby's, 17 December 1951, London. A noted private collection, acquired from the above, assembled by the previous owner's great-grandfather and thence by descent. With old collection labels to the top case.

A WW1 period verners pattern compass, no markings (crack to glass)

Yellow gold (tests 14ct) jade cocktail ring, cabochon cut jadeite jade measures 15mm x 11mm, double claw compass set with filigree gallery, Chinese hallmarks, finger size M/N, weight 4.9g.

18ct white gold diamond solitaire necklace, one round brilliant cut approx 0.20ct, four claw compass set, suspended from a fine curb chain, length 19", total weight 1.5g.

WW1 British Military Compass & Leather Case Both Dated 1917 Compass Marked