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An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry wheel barometer by Dolland of London, the shaped case decorated with foliate scrolls, ribbons, etc., with an aneroid barometer and thermometer above, 85cm high.

A pair of Dolland, London WWI binoculars, Mk V, leather case stamped J. Cripps 1916, together with a pair Kershaw bino prism No.2 Mk III WWII binoculars, dated 1944 (2).

2 PAIRS OF BOXED BINOCULARS, 1 BEING HOYA 7 X 35 FAST FOCUS, THE OTHER VINTAGE FROM DOLLAND & CO, LONDON IN ORIGINAL LEATHER CASE A/F

MIDDLE EASTERN DAGGER, with wood handle and embossed scabbard, 37cm long overall, along with a brass and wood telescope by Dolland of London, extending to 55cm long, and two military Christmas 1914 tins, one with partial original contents

Dolland of London mahogany stick barometer with silver dial and convex cistern cover

3 Drawer 1 1/2inch Telescope by Dolland,English c. 1820, signed to the first drawer tube 'Dolland London Day or Night', with three drawer tubes, with sliding eyepiece & objective covers, with mahogany body, closed 31cm long, open 88cm long. Note Dolland was a copy of the well known maker Dollond, London

WW2 pair of Royal Navy Barr & Stroud 7x CF41 binoculars, Admiralty Pattern AP1900A serial no.77771, with later strap; and 19th century mahogany and brass two-draw telescope, the sliding lens cover inscribed Dolland London L25cm non-extended (2) - Condition Report

Dolland, London: a 19th Century lacquered brass corn balance, in mahogany box with hinged cover and paper label to the inner cover, 24cms; and a Georgian set of pocket steel and brass coin/sovereign scales, with a japanned oval metal case. (2)

19th century Dolland of London brass telescope single drawer with leather cover and a signed Chadburn, 71 Lord Street Liverpool together with a telescope on tripod base, with ebonised fitted case plus a brass Engineers optical in wooden box. Dolland telescope in working order, stitching intact no splits, telescope in two parts, has lens cap, lens clear of cracks , image upside down when you look through Telescope on tripod not working and has small crack to large lens

A 19th century silver pocket compass marked Dolland of London with very faint inscription inside the back plate 'G G G September 11th 1843, Griffith Glynnie Griffith on board the brig Queen Victoria off the banks of Newfoundland', diameter 48mm.

A large three drawer telescope contained within a leather case. By Dolland of London. Est. £30 - £50.

A British tin helmet, a three drawer brass and leather signalling telescope By Dolland London, a pocket compass by E H Clarke, the end section of a riding crop carved with a bone head of a bearded man and a copper ashtray made from the dome of the light house at Hedles point Gallipoli, marked with the date 25/4/15. and various ships to the rim and D.H. Caird Daley purser HMS Delta to the centre (5)

A pair of Dolland of London binoculars; and a pair of 7 x 50 binoculars

DOLLAND OF LONDON; a brass two-draw telescope with stitched leather grip, signed, with brass lens cap, length when extended 33.8cm. Additional InformationLeather tired and worn, optics cloudy and blurry, scratches and general wear throughout.

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED STICK BAROMETER, by Dolland of London, c.1800, with hydrometer subsidiary dial, above a mercury barometer and covered cistern, 113cm high

A vintage four draw Day & Night Scope by Dolland of London along with three brass and copper Bugles with regimental decoration, one being Border Regiment and a collection of Military Ephemera

A Dollond of London Brass Two Drawer Table Telescope with Tripod Stand, Circa 1825-40, signed "Dolland London, day or night", with a mahogany barrel, 36.25ins (open), with original mahogany case

A BOX CONTAINING VARIOUS ITEMS attributed to a A B Clark, a sailor in the Royal Navy prior to WWII, included are a Naval bible, a small four section brass telescope by Dolland of London, in brown leather case, two shooting medals, boxed and a large number of photographs, pamphlets etc relating to the Far East, China, Hong Kong etc, some showing fighting and soldiers, sailors etc and a box of twenty three EPNS spoons all appear to be possible prizes for shooting competitions

A Dolland of London three-drawer brass telescope, engraved 'Dolland, Day or Night', 100cm long, on a bespoke hardwood stand.

19th Century mahogany and brass telescope inscribed 'Carpenter & Westley, 24 Regent Street, London', 122cm long extended and a smaller similar telescope by Dolland of London, 78cm long extended

A late Victorian mahogany cased lacquered brass monocular microscope by Dolland of London with various lenses and accessories, case 24 cm high

First World War British military three draw signalling Telescope by Dolland, London, marked on the first draw with a broad arrow, maker name and serial number 11131,hard leather case with end caps and carrying strap, 'No.1 Pln.Signals' in ink to one of the end caps

A SET OF VINTAGE DOLLAND OF LONDON BINOCULARS AND CASE AND TWO BRASS ASH TRAYS

Pair of Dolland of London ivory opera glasses in fitted case and a Kodak brownie box camera (2)

A 19th C Mahogany and brass campaign Dolland of London night and day telescope complete with tripod and additional leg extensions.

19th century 4 drawer Dolland, London refracting telescope with "The Pancratic Eye Tube" attachment. Wooden and brass telescope, Pancratic Eye attachment in brass. Complete with tripod brass stand, adjusting tool and original mahogany box. Pancratic Eye tube name and makers name to body, with numbered magnifications along the section of the case. Invented in 1825 by Wm. Kitchiner M.D./Dollond London. Total length of telescope approx. 72cm, total length of Pancratic Eye approx. 39cm. Stand approx. 35cm tall.

A brass and leather telescope marked Dolland of London

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY PINCE NEZ STYLE SPECTACLES, the metal frames cast to the edge with the inscription "Jonas Schartz Wonhafft in Furth 1740", within a polished mahogany case, 11cm x 5cm, together with a case set of EARLY WIRE FRAMED SPECTACLES, c ase embossed "Dolland 211 Oxford Street, London" (2)

An Antique brass mounted telescope. By Dolland of London. Est. £25 - £35.

Dolland of London brass telescope in with leather cover

An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry wheel barometer by Dolland of London, the shaped case decorated with foliate scrolls, ribbons, etc., with an aneroid barometer and thermometer above, 85cm H.

Brass and leather three draw telescope by Dolland of London, the brass inscribed "The Honble Robt F Greville" for Lieutenant colonel Robert Fulke Greville FRS MP (1751-1824) together with a single volume The Diaries of Colonel The Hon Robert Fulke Greville, Equerry To His Majesty King George III edited by F McKno Bladon 1930

A mahogany and brass cased night and day telescope by Dolland of London, an Edwardian mahogany desk stand bearing plaque inscribed "Essex Beagles July 1907 150 yds flat first prize J. Eickhoff", brass coal scuttle, blow lamp, spirit kettle, letter rack, two handled tray, two brass sovereign scales and a modern desk calendar

A BOX OF EIGHT PAIRS OF BINOCULARS, RACING GLASSES AND OPERA GLASSES INCLUDING BY DOLLAND, LONDON AND WATSON, LONDON.

Dolland of London Brass telescope and wooden stand

A pair of 8x32 The 'Luma' binoculars, Dolland, London, No. 34553, cased

Russian brass monocular, pair of binoculars, Dolland of London and similar J. Halden & Co and Le Jockey Club French opera glasses with case

A brass cased pocket sextant by Dolland of London

Pair of possibly nine carat gold lorgnettes stamped 'Dolland, London', a 925 stamped money clip, a cased Cross ballpoint pen, items of Victorian and later jewellery and collectables including nine carat gold and silver items etc

A Dolland of London brass telescope; together with various rulers; small spirit level etc.

A two drawer, large size brass telescope by Dolland of London, Day or Night 6470

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Early Victorian mahogany and lacquered brass folding telescope by Dolland of London, 74cm barrel with 5.5cm objective lens, three eyepieces and a folding tripod stand, in original mahogany case

Two prismatic compasses, one by Short & Mason Ltd London, no 1008 dated 1903, the other by Dolland of London, pat no 29677 dated 1910, both with leather cases

World War One era Royal Navy 12 x 32 binoculars The 'Luma' by Dolland & Aitchison, London, stamped with a pair of broad arrows, the number 13 and RN, serial number 21533, held in hand made leather case

A brass telescope by Dolland of London (AF) and other telescopes and spy glasses.

A set of WWI Dolland of London military binoculars in brown leather case, marked with a broad arrow, a WWI commemorative plaque commemorating the death of William Hooper and a mid-to-late 20th century gas mask in canvas pouch marked Light 2 C.B.Co S 10/44 and a broad arrow above no.58 (3).

Dolland of London brass single drawer telescope on tripod stand. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

WW1 British Binoculars Mark V Special. Serial number 56559. Broad Arrow marked and maker marked "Deroy & Foerstier, Paris". Complete with leather case maker marked and dated "G Battle & Co 1917 M". Along with another pair of vintage Binoculars by "Dolland of London". X5 27/16ths. With sun shades. All original finish intact, complete with leather carrying case. (2)

A pair of Victorian Japanned and leather cased field glasses, Dolland London, a similar pair of Nautique glasses, Iris de Paris, and a further pair, Ross London, all in leather carrying cases (3).

A Dolland of London telescope and stand

A 19th century two-draw day or night telescope, by Dolland, London, the leather bound barrel with a chart of Flags & Pendants in Merchants Service, 90cm (fully extended)

A 19th century two-draw day or night telescope, by Dolland, London, the leather bound barrel with a chart of Flags & Pendants in Merchants Service, 90cm (fully extended)

A Dolland of London three drawer, brass telescope

A late 19th century/Edwardian solid carved mahogany barometer Dolland of London, enamel dial

Jacques Staunton pattern box wood and ebony chess set with weighted bases, Rooks stamped with crown, in mahogany box, the lid with label 'The London Advertiser Chess Problem Solution Journey, First Prize won by "Knox" with a clean score October 1896' with a Post Card congratulating Rev Geo. Knight (Knox) on his fine score inn the Competition, a letter dated May 1947 from Ralph B Knight to Mr Butler asking £3.00 for the chess set, a letter from Mr R Dolland to Mr D Butler thanking him for the information regarding Knox, and a Newspaper article, with 'The Philosophy of Chess' by William Cluley, a Chess Printing kit and small chess set Condition Report Some age related minor damages with all knights lacking finish, slight crack to black king, queen, rook, one pawn, one pawn & bishop with loss. Two black knights have loss of lacquer finish & one white knight is repaired at base. Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Kelvin & Hughes sextant in carrying case, together with a pair of binoculars CONDITION REPORTbinoculars make DOLLAND LONDON & PROVINCES OWLEPT 7X50

19th Century Dolland of London brass 4 drawer pocket telescope engraved to collar, with tan stained wooden barrelwith lens cover present and original leather effect wooden case, measuring 49cm open and 18cm closed

A wooden and brass four draw telescope by Dolland of London

18th Century Brass Table Top Telescope circa 1790 in the Style of Dolland of London