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Lot 2323
A Norwegian silver guilloche enamelled thimble by David Andersen, with a pink rose design on a white ground and gold wash interior, hallmarked Norway Sterling (scales) D A 925 S 2, 2.1cm, together with a Norwegian silver guilloche enamelled thimble by David Andersen with pale lilac ground and damaged white hardstone top, hallmarked for 1924-39 (2).
Lot 247
A UNIVERSAL EQUINOCTIAL RING DIAL BY DOLLOND, LONDON, CIRCA 1800 in lacquered brass, signed under the degree scale as per title, chapter ring with black-filled Roman numerals, pivoted bridge with calendar and zodiac scales and sliding gnomon, string gnomon with slotted pin sight, the rim with sliding suspension loop -- 6in. (15cm.) diam
Lot 173
A FINE DAVIS BACK-STAFF BY WILLIAM CLARKE, 1736 in lignum vitæ with boxwood scales and maker's plate signed and inscribed Made by William Clarke near Union Stairs for John Quince 1736, the arcs divided over one side, the lesser to 60º and the greater to 25º with punched Fleur de Lys and Tudor Rose decoration -- 25in. (63.5cm.) wide
Lot 164
AN EARLY 18TH-CENTURY FOLDING SQUARE BY BUTTERFIELD, PARIS signed Butterfield À Paris and engraved over one side with different scales entitled Pouce Du Rhin / Pouce De Roy and Ligne À Plans, hinged at centre with plumb-bob string hole and cut-away cavity -- 8¾in. (22.2cm.) folded; together with an early 19th-century French folding brass square for old and new measurements, unsigned (2) Provenance: Sotheby's, 21st October 1977.
Lot 213
A PAIR OF SCALES BY THOMAS REEVES, LONDON, CIRCA 1765 in brass and steel, contained within baize-lined oak case with trade label, the lid with remnants of black seal -- 9¼in. ( 23.5cm.) wide; together with a similar set, smaller and unsigned, with weights; a folding pocket coin balance by Masterman, Peters, Mildred, Masterman & Co.; and an riental set in 'guitar' shaped case. (4)
Lot 249
A LARGE BOXWOOD GUNTER-TYPE HORARY QUADRANT, ENGLISH, CIRCA 1760 unsigned, constructed in laminated sections and inscribed over one side with the usual degree scales and equinox dates, the shadow square with positions for five stars, plummet hole and remnant sights in the top edge -- 12in. (30.5cm.) radius Literature: Cowham, M: A Dial in your Poke, 2nd Ed., Cambridge 2011, p.32-3.
Lot 212
A SMALL 19TH-CENTURY TRAVELLING MEDICINE CHEST the top with compartments for 12 bottles in three sizes, most with contents and labels from various London chemists with contents mainly comprising oil-based remedies including Syrup of Squills and Halibut Oil etc., the lower draw containing a glass pestle and mortar, measure, scales, weights and two glass eyes, approximately -- 7in. (18cm.) cubed
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