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An ebonised sextant by Prince & Co. Outfitters, 11 Leadenhall St, 19th century, with brass arm and ivory scale, length 33cm, width 26.5cm, in unassociated pine box and a Dartmouth Harbour sea chart dated 1960.

An ebonised and brass sextant, 19th century, by D. McGregor & Co. Ld, Glasgow, Grennoch & Liverpool with ivory scale, with three extra lenses, within a fitted mahogany case, length 24.5cm, width 22cm.

An ebonised and brass sextant, 19th century, with two extra lenses, within a mahogany fitted case and five naval books, length 24.7cm, width 22cm.

An Edwardian lacquered brass 9 inch radius vernier sextant by James Pyott, London:, the 'T' frame with silvered arc calibrated to 115°, signed as per title with West India Dock Road address and dated 1905, the radius arm with fine adjust and magnifier, sighting tube, mirrors and shades.

A Royal Navy 8 inch radius vernier sextant by Hughes & Sons Ltd, London:, no 38239, signed to brass arc as per title, calibrated to 130°, mirrors, shades and sighting tube, together with accessories in a fitted case.

A Royal Navy 8 inch radius vernier sextant by Hughes & Sons Ltd, London:, no 23310, signed to brass arc as per title, calibrated to 135°, mirrors, shades and sighting tube, together with accessories in a fitted case.

An Admiralty issue 3 1/2 inch radius vernier sextant by Kelvin Hughes, London:, number 41726, black crackle finish frame, mirrors, shades and sighting tube, together with accessories in a fitted bakelite case, calibration certificate dated '29-7-77'.

An 8 inch radius vernier Hezzanith sextant by Heath & Co , London:, number JJ179, black crackle finish three circle frame, silvered arc calibrated to 150 degrees, with magnifier, mirrors,shades and sighting tubes, in a fitted wooden case.

A Walker's 'Cherub' Mark III log:, together with a brass rolling rule reproduction level and miniature sextant and a brass measure (5)

A 19th century brass 8 1/2 inch radius vernier sextant:, unsigned, with silvered arc calibrated to 120 degrees, magnifier, double pinhole sight, mirrors and shades, in a mahogany case with retailer's label for 'Blair & Son Chronometer, Watch & Nautical Instrument Makers, Bristol'.

An Edwardian 9 inch radius vernier sextant by Lilley, North Shields, circa 1910:, black lacquered frame with silvered arc calibrated to 150°, magnifier, mirrors, shades and sighting tube, ebony handle in a fitted mahogany case with accessories, also a copy of 'The Marine Observer, Vol III, 1931' gilt stamped blue cloth boards, awarded to Mr D J Stratta SS Avila Star. (2).

A Kriegsmarine 8 1/2 inch radius vernier sextant by C Plath, Hamburg:, no 17001, signed to radius arm as per title, brass arc calibrated to 130°, the black plastic handle signed en suite, silvered plaque to arm inscribed 'Lt. M J Baker', in a fitted case with calibration certificate dated 6th Jan 1945. (lacks shades)

An 8 inch radius vernier sextant by Heath & Co Ltd, London formerly belonging to Vice-Admiral R V Holt CB DSO MVO:, the lacquered tulip/bell shaped frame signed as per title with silvered arc calibrated to 150°, also inscribed 'R V Holt RN' and numbered '4517', the radius arm with fine adjust and magnifier, correct sighting tube mirrors and shades,together in a fitted case with accessories including screw driver and French brass opera glasses, calibration certificate to interior of lid (date faded)in a fitted brass bound case with military style handles to either side, the shaped cartouche to top inscribed 'R V Holt RN' plaque to one side 'Bell' pattern (No.1) Sextant', the case 13.5 x 26 x 25cm, and a folder of related documentation and information regarding Vice Admiral R V Holt and the sextant.

An 8 inch radius vernier sextant by Kelvin & Hughes Ltd:, no 59498:, black three circle frame with silvered arc calibrated to 125°, fine adjust and arc lamp, sighting scope , mirrors and shades, in a fitted mahogany case.

A lacquered brass 8 1/2 inch radius vernier sextant by Hughes & Son Ltd, London:, No 12350, three circle frame with silvered arc calibrated to 150°, fine adjust and magnifier, sighting scope, mirrors and shade together with accessories in a fitted mahogany case, calibration certificate dated April 1920.

An early 19th century Italian pencil and charcoal drawing, boy with sextant. 70 cm x 52 cm, signed and dated 1800.

Sextant constructed from wood with bone inlays, marked 'Thos. Good 1818' [Thomas], contained in later fitted case, sextant length 30cm approx.

A boxed celestial sextant by John Lilley and Gillie Ltd

19th century brass sextant by CG Williams, in mahogany box with eyepieces and paper label of James Hogg, the sextant 25cm high.

Kelvin & Hughes sextant, 1960s, boxed.

An Ebbco Sextant, with case marked Salcombe Bronze Age Rare Project, with assorted divers compass, underwater lighting and Calypso Nikkor camera.

Maritime interest: an early 20th century sextant by Kelvin & James White Ltd, Glasgow, 1875, with inset silvered scale divided to 120°, polished-brass ladder frame, with mirrors and mahogany handle, inscribed 'James White 1824-1884'

An Islamic tinned copper circular dish, chased with a star motif and stylised fruiting vine, 28.5cm diam, 19th century; a bowl and jug, similar; a silver and copper damascened jug; a Middle Eastern sextant; etc (6)

A brass and blackened metal sextant numbered 2343 by Cooke, Hull, in fitted box.

Husun sextant, no.42742, Henry Hughes & Sons Ltd, magnification to X, with certificate dated 1944, cased

Bubble sextant MK IX A, cased

Stanley pocket sextant, numbered 3687, 1918

A Langford of Bristol brass marine sextant in wooden case

Two trays of assorted items to include: reproduction miniature brass sextant in fitted case; glass paperweights; Wedgwood; Jasper ware blue and white trinket boxes etc. Aynsley fine porcelain baby owl figure; blue Delft miniature buildings; Country Artists lounger Labrador; Swarovski crystal animals etc. (2)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Boxed brass sextant marked Kelvin and Hughes

A WWII 1940 RAF bubble sextant Mk IX by Hughes and Son with instruction book, cased

A Vietnam war era US aircraft periscope sextant by Kollsman Instrument Corporation, New York, cased

A Heath & Co Ltd Crayford London sextant, No. 9029, in original fitted case having a brass framed certificate of examination to the inside of the lid from the National Physical Laboratory, Kew Observatory, Richmond, Surrey, dated 1910, together with three lenses

WWII Nazi German Kriegsmarine sextant numbered 9892 and 25801 with certificate dated 1944 in fitted wooden case.

An early 20th century brass marine sextant by E R Watts & Son, London, in original fitted mahogany case

An Islamic tinned copper circular dish, chased with a star motif and stylised fruiting vine, 28.5cm diam, 19th century; a bowl and jug, similar; a silver and copper damascened jug; a Middle Eastern sextant; etc (6)

A three draw brass telescope, marked 'W Otterway and Co Ealing London 1915' together with a small brass sextant and a brass paraffin lamp

A Henry Hughes & Son 'Husun' sextant with box.

Late 19th century pocket sextant in a brass case, marked - Ross 1900, with silvered scale calibrated 1-120 and magnifier arm, with original leather case, together with a Stanley London brass Abney level angle sextant in a wooden case with trade label on base (2)

Late 19th / early 20th century brass sextant by Troughton & Simms, London, in fitted wooden case

A Freiberger sextant

A 19th century Crichton of London sextant, signed 'Greenwich Hospital Schools 1863, Presented to Augustus H Khees' to the arc scale, with screw monocular, index mirror, index filter, horizon glass and filter and scale magnifier, within fitted mahogany case

Late 18th Century creamware black and white transfer printed bowl, the sides decorated with a compass, a figure with sextant and mottos 'May peace and plenty, on our nation smile; and trade and commerce bless the British Isle', diameter 6.25in.

TROUGHTON & SIMMS POCKET SEXTANT the sextant in a brass circular case, inscribed Prize for good conduct R M Academy, Dec 1837. Made by Troughton & Simms, London, and in a fitted leather case.

A cased brass sextant, length 25.5cm and a book 'The Sextant' by Major H Wilberforce Clarke (2).

A Henry Barrow & Co of London sextant, a modern desktop weather station and clock, a brass mounted magnifying lens, also a model Viking boat etc.

Man's Vintage Breitling Two Tone Stainless Steel and 18 Karat Yellow Gold Chrono Sextant with Leather Strap, Deployment Buckle. With boxes and papers. Signed, numbered B13050.1 1 45589. Case measures 39mm. Light surface wear from normal use. Worn strap. Running. Please note the gallery does not warranty the running condition of watches. Shipping $36.00 (estimate $1400-$2000)

A QUANTITY OF SCIENTIFIC AND ELECTRICAL RELATED DEVICES, including Salters postage scales, an Oscilloscope CD568, a small generator, a cased sextant, etc (14)

A BRASS SEXTANT, SIGNED LAWRENCE & MAYO, LONDON, with silvered vernier, 8-inch radius, in a mahogany case labelled Lawrence & Mayo The 'White Star' sextant, telescope and lenses in box. Box 30cm wide

Cased brass sextant

A 1970s marine sextant by Plath of Hamburg

A boxed sextant

A sextant by Heath and Co. Ltd Crayford London, in fitted mahogany box with additional lenses and maintenance booklet, case 26cm wide.

An Islamic tinned copper circular dish, chased with a star motif and stylised fruiting vine, 28.5cm diam, 19th century; a bowl and jug, similar; a silver and copper damascened jug; a Middle Eastern sextant; etc (6)

A small sextant

A Thomas Foulkes Sextant and fitted mahogany case

A pair of small globes on wooden stands, modern, both 19.5 by 27cm, together with a reproduction brass sextant, 11.2 by 4cm, presented in wooden box, 15.2 by 15.2 by 6cm. (3)

REPRODUCTION BRASS SEXTANT IN WOOD BOXalong with small hand tools including a wood plane

A box of plated items, a box of assorted metalware, a sextant box and a collar box.

A DRUM SEXTANT BY ELIZA LENNIE, EDINBURGH, CIRCA 1855, signed E. Lennie, 46 Princes St, Edinburgh of typical construction , with retractable sighting tube, threaded brass cover, contained within leather travelling case -- 3in. (8cm.) diam , James Lennie is recorded as working between 1840-1854 and was succeeded by his widow, Eliza, who continued the business.