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18ct gold locket compass fob

Edwardian 18ct gold compass swivel fob, Birmingham 1897

Eight pieces of Blue John, 19th Century and later, three eggs, four bowls, and a miniature compass, largest egg 5cm (8)

A 19th Century pocket barometer/ compass, inscribed 'Joseph Davis & Co, 203 Regent Street, London' and 'Singers Patent' in gilt metal, and a fitted leather case

Two Persian astrolabes, each of engraved brass, one with a compass, together with a long fold out instructional text, 19.5cm and 16cm diameter (3)

A Ladies Compact, a silver sovereign case, an enamel and silver ladies fob watch, a compass, three wristwatches and a fob chain (8)

A Victorian Gilt Metal Case Compass, in fitted leather case (2)

A Military Hand Held Compass, in fitted leather case, and a combination tool, in leather case (2)

A 19th Century Compass, with a paper dial, in a mahogany box, 5.5 cm, a brass mounted ruler, in a leather case, and a brass spirit level, in a mahogany box, 17 cm (3)

A 9ct gold fob, designed as a Masonic square and compass, Birmingham 1904, a silver fob in a Masonic design and a rotating pendant fob.

A patent liquid compass detailed 'The Stewards' by J.H. Steward, London, with a leather strap.

A lady's 9ct gold bracelet wristwatch by Mappin, the circular silvered dial, with gilt baton shaped numeral indicators, two keyless wind, openfaced pocket watches, a travelling compass and a sprung action watch key.

A large Sunderland jug, mid 19th Century, printed and coloured with a view of the New Wear Bridge beneath a verse 'Thou noble bark of brightest fame', verso The Sailor's Tear, The Mariner's Compass and the Sailor's Farewell, damage.

A MID-VICTORIAN JOHN BROADWOOD & SONS (LONDON) ROSEWOOD-CASED SEMI-GRAND PIANO, serial number 7478 (completed at the firm's Horseferry Road workshops, Westminster, 17th June 1871), model number 10, keyboard compass a to a, the octagonally-facetted tapering legs with foliate scroll-carved tops, brass caps and castors, with lyre-form foot pedal, 135cm x 227cm (approx) x 94cm high, (53in x 89.4in x 37in) (sold with a letter, dated 11th October 2003, from John Broadwood & Sons Ltd, tracing the serial number of the piano in response to an enquiry from the present owner. Having been completed on the date previously mentioned, the piano was sent out from Broadwood & Sons on 9th August 1871, having been purchased by a Mrs. J.J.Spedding of Greta Bank, Keswick. The list price was 125 quineas (£131-5/-) but was purchased for a cash payment of £118. The piano was sent by rail from Camden Town station in a specially-made packing case. Once at Penrith Station the last stage of the journey was made by horse and cart)

A lacquered brass compass, with printed card dial, by Elliot Bros. Strand London, 3in (7.6cm) dia.

AN OAK TOPPED PUB table, with inset ships compass, on a cast iron base. 23" Diameter.

AN ART NOUVEAU SILVER AND GREEN ENAMELLED PENDANT, of circular form, repousse decorated with a head and shoulders portrait of a young maiden within a 'C' scroll and floral surround, Chester 1908 together with a silver horseshoe-shaped compass, Birmingham 1897

J Hicks, London, a leather cased combined pocket barometer and compass, the former with silvered dial and blue steel hand, the gilt metal bezel rotating with a marker pin, the reverse with a lever release compass, the black calibrations on a mother of pearl disc dial, 5cm diameter

Gebruder Wichmann, Berlin, an holosteric barometer in a round chrome plated case, a blued needle pointing to the scale on the silvered dial above arc for a thermometer (now missing), 14cm together with a Short and Mason 'Verner's Pattern' compass in leather case (2)

An early 20th century circular brass compass, by Stanley, London, detachable cover, folding sight, 11.5cm diam, c.1910; a 19th century four draw telescope, by J P Cutts, Optician to Her Majesty, 28cm cylinder, bound with Ôtortoiseshell', lacquered brass tripod stand, 106cm overall (3) **John P. Cutts was an important provincial maker, first encountered with at 58, Norfolk Street, Sheffield 1825-28 and thereafter at 43 Division Street to 1845 when he either died or retired. He was a domestic, mathematical and philosophical instrument maker, and supplied (according to his trade card) spectacles, telescopes, opera glasses, mathematical and nautical instruments, barometers, thermometer etc. The Queen to which he was appointed was Queen Adelaide and the inscription on the first draw clearly implies that she was still Queen and not dowager, making the date of the telescope c. 1830-37.

An Einar Weilbach & Co. ship's brass cased compass with gimble[?] mount, 28 cms.

A World War One Verniers Pattern pocket compass, in original leather case, together with a French adjustable rule (6in.) and The Halden Calculex rotary slide rule

A Caucasian rug, putty field woven with two compass medallions and blue octagons 5ft 4ins x 3ft 2ins

Two pink lustreware bowls, one with printed vignettes including ships titled "The Star of Tasmania" the other with the iron bridge over the Wear and the "Mariner"s Compass", impressed marks, 19th century, 30cm. (2) Both damaged.

A Victorian banjo shaped barometer, the veneered case with remains of a swan neck pediment, silvered humidore above thermometer, a central convex mirror, the circular silvered 8 inch dial engraved points of the compass and J.Duffner and I. Friars, Exeter, the base with spirit level dials.

A POCKET COMPASS, 19th Century

A REFLECTIVE GALVANOMETER, a compass and a voltmeter (3)

Sestrel Ships Compass In Brass Binnacle

A gold bar and oval link watch chain with a T bar and a swivel as fitted, a 9ct gold and black onyx set oval signet ring, a compass fob and a watch chain.

JOHN SPEEDE, Yorkshire, signed and dated 1610, uncoloured map with title cartouche, scale, compass rose and coat of arms, 15 1/4" x 20", stained frame

ROBERT MORDEN, The East Riding of Yorkshire, hand coloured map with title cartouche and scale, 15" x 17 1/2", ebonised frame, and another Eboracensis, West Riding, with title cartouche and compass rose, 11 1/2" x 14 1/4", Hogarth frame (2)

Masonic - A Victorian bloodstone compass/memorial fob, with star and compass mount

A Victorian Gold and Diamond Brooch, circa 1870, the old brilliant-cut diamond star set within circular boss, above oval mount with applied bead and rope-work detail, locket reverse; A Tourmaline and Pearl Brooch, circa 1900, the cushion-cut green tourmaline millegrain collet set between two pearls on knife edge bar; and An Amethyst and Half Pearl Pendant, the circular-cut amethyst millegrain collet set with four knife edge bar radiating at compass points with pearl set petals (3)

A 19TH CENTURY HORN AND TORTOISESHELL SNUFF BOX, a hardstone mounted snuff box, two further snuff boxes and serpentine miniature compass (5)

A SMALL IVORY CASE with compass and thermometer.

Oxford & Dover. Merian (Matthew), 'Oxforde' and 'Dower', c.1700, two uncoloured engraved plans, the former with inset view of Oxford and key to principal buildings, approx. 240 x 320 mm, the latter with compass rose and measuring approx. 225 x 210 mm (2)

A Victorian 9ct gold albert, with novelty 'miners lamp' gold fob compass, total weight 34.5grms

An incline plane clock by 'Dent, London' for Cecil A. King, dated 1973, with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring and signed compass star engraved brass centre, in drum case resting on tooled leather covered slope calibrated for days of the week along the front edge, with column end supports and pyramid signature block mounted on the rectangular base with adjustable feet, 71cm long.

An 18ct gold mounted compass, on silver curb pattern chain with T bar

A BRASS CASED WET CARD COMPASS, in a gimbal. Diameter 8.25".

A CAST IRON PUB TABLE, the circular wooden top with central inset brass wet card compass by Kelvin Ballantry & Baird Ltd. Diameter 9.5".

A PHILLIPS STANDARD TERRESTRIAL GLOBE, scale 1: 37,4400,000, Diameter 13.5", on a wooden stand set with a compass. Height 21".

A COLLECTION OF COSTUME JEWELLERY, including Stick Pins, Compass, and other Brooches, Bangles etc., also a SMALL SILVER MOUNTED BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER.

A terrestrial globe, the body made of blue turquoise, the countries defined by semi precious stones within a gold plated stand incorporating a compass.

A terrestrial globe, the body made of blue turquoise, the countries defined by semi precious stones within a gold plated stand incorporating a compass.

The "Sign Post" 3 drawer telescope by Lawrence & Mayo with black lacquer finish, compass in the hinged lens cap and case.

An Air Ministry compass, a Bombsight compass, a MK1 Magnetic marching compass, a Japanese range finder, and an Air Ministry Levelling mechanism, dated 1939.

A mid-19th century Free Gardeners Friendly Society painted apron with central motif of Adam and Eve, flanked by two gardeners and the initials of the four rivers that flowed out of Eden, other motifs include the square and compass, the beehive (for Industry), the pomegranate (for plenty), and numerous other symbolic motifs, 65cm. x 49cm.

Extending brass and leather telescope, 'Day and Night Achromatic' with lens cover; miniature compass, magnifying glass and mirror survival set, Bavarian; and a Ronson stainless steel lighter in leather case and lid (three)

A Victorian brass compass, signed on the floating green card rose, Elliott Bros Strand London, with prism, two coloured glass filters and mirror sight, the cover engraved George A Beaty Pownall, 7.5cm diam, leather case; another item (2) In excellent original condition, the lacquer worn and scratched on the exterior surfaces (Please see lot 1064 for image)

Maritime. A good silver plated desk ship's wheel timepiece and barometer, the drum cased back-to-back movements with white enamel dial including a thermometer (H/PB/N trademark) on rectangular plinth inset with a compass, 22cm h, c1900 Feint radial hairline crack to the clock dial which is hardly noticeable. The silver plating worn off in places showing brass but in otherwise fine original condition

A fine 19th century French ship's wheel and capstan reversible time piece barometer, with white enamel and dials inscribed WHYTOCK & SONS. PARIS, the top with a compass, the plinth on a canon ball set ratchet, brass plated in steel effect and gilded, the rectangular canted onyx base with blue grey enamel quartering. 8.1in. (20.5cm.)

A VICTORIAN INLAID BURR WALNUT LOO TABLE, having a quartered oval top with broad inlaid border of linked hexagonal motifs, the four compass points inlaid with similar larger motifs, on two pairs of fluted turned end standards, circular platforms linked by a turned stretcher, and four downswept feet with matching inlay, scroll feet and ceramic castors, 108cm x 64.5cm x 71cm high, (42.5in x 25.4in x 28in)

Plated sovereign case, compass chain appendage, T-bar and two swivel fobs

Brass maritime compass Catt.01151A compass number 7647H, with side light, 11.5'' high

Maritime compass Captain O.M.Watts Ltd., London, with side light, brass, 11'' high

A facet-stemmed Masonic wine glass, the ovoid bowl engraved with initial G within a set-square and compass, the stem cut with hexagonal facets, 14cm high, circa 1790

A Masonic firing glass, the funnel bowl with solid lower section and engraved G within set-square and compass, on a domed foot, 10.5cm high, late 19th century

A Sunderland pink lustre jug, typically printed with a titled view of Iron Bridge at Sunderland, a print of 'The Mariner's Compass' and verse, 20cm high, circa 1830 (chips and cracks)

Large Sunderland lustre jug, circa 1820-40, baluster form decorated with three monochrome prints, 'Sailor's Farewell', 'Mariner's Compass', and the verse 'Glide on my Back', and bordered in the usual splash pink lustre, possibly Scott or Garrison, 8ins.