We keep a large assortment of octants and sextants, chronometers and clocks, barometers and barographs, compasses, telescopes, logs and related equipment, old sea charts and plotting instruments.
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With engravings nicely decorated early 19th century half-circle surveying/pelorus instrument with diopter and compass. Marked and signed Macquart Paris.
Size: Base 26cm |
Late 19th century yacht binnacle with dry card compass mounted in gimbals beneath the glass dome, fitted with six glass windows on a circular brass base. Maker unknown.
Size: Height 85cm
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Late 19th century ship's binnacle with dry card compass mounted in gimbals. Brass dome with kerosene lamps mounted on mahogany stand. Made by Ivar Weilbach, Kjøbenhavn.
Size: Height 142cm
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Late 19th century large brass telescope, mounted on three-legged mahogany floor stand. Made by Broadhurst Clarkson & Co., 63 Ferringdon Rd, London EC.
Size: Height 195cm, length 200cm
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20th century Hughes & Son star globe mounted within brass meridians and stowed in original mahogany case.
Size: Case 28x26x24cm |
19th century Consens & Son two-day marine chronometer, mounted in brass gimbals within an ebony case. Ebony case fitted with brass carrying handles and brass inlays.
Size: 19x19x20cm
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Early 19th century dry card compass, mounted in wooden bowl. Maker unknown.
Size: Diameter 16cm
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Polished 19th century sextant in restored original mahogany case. Made by Wilson & Gillie Bruce & Sons, Cardiff, tulip frame, silver scale and a vernier with a magnifier to assist scale readings and two telescopes.
Size:
Case 27x25cm
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Early 19th century octant in original wooden case. Made by Spencer-Browning & Co., London, ebony frame and peep-hole eyepiece, scales and maker's plaque in ivory, turned pencil and note plaque also made in ivory.
Size:
Case 33x29cm
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19th century octant in original mahogany case. Maker unknown. Adjusted by O.T.Olsen compass adjuster and nautical instrument maker in Grimsby, ebony frame, scales and maker's plaque in ivory, one telescope and one sun-filter.
Size:
Case 30x33cm
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19th century sextant in original mahogany case. Made by W.H. Meralee, North Shields and sold by James Imray & Son, London, lattic frame, silver scale and a vernier with a magnifier to assist scale readings, three telescopes, one sun-filter and containing also a separate magnifying glass.
Size:
Case 30x33cm
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19th century sextant in original mahogany case. Made by J.F. Lundy, Grimsby, tulip frame, silver scale and a vernier wit a magnifier to assist scale readings, two telescopes and one sun-filter. Adjusted by Georges Gaudou, chronomètres-instruments-nautique`s in Bordeaux.
Size:
Case 27x24cm
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20th century sextant in original mahogany case. Made by T.L. Ainsley, South Shields, circle frame, silver scale and adjustable magnifier to assist scale readings, three telescopes and one sun-filter.
Size:
Case 25x24cm
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Late 19th century octant in original mahogany case. Maker unknown. Adjusted by Kon. Ned. Meteorologisch Instituut, Rotterdam 26th May 1930, circle frame, silver scale and a vernier with a magnifier to assist scale readings, one telescope and one sun-filter.
Size:
Case 27x25cm
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Polished 20th century compass with copper bowl, brass ring and floating compass card. Made by P.W. Lyth, Stockholm.
Size:
Diameter 15cm + mounting ring.
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20th century compass mounted in gimbals and furnished with wall-bracket. Made by AB Lyth, Stockholm.
Size:
Diameter 14cm
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Early 19th century dry card compass mounted in painted wooden bowl, complete with wooden lid. Maker unknown.
Size:
Diameter 14cm
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Early 19th century dry card compass mounted in brass bowl, complete with brass lid. Made by Eric Abraham Kullman, Stockholm.
Size:
Diameter 9cm |
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20th century naval compass from the "Kaiserliche Marine" dated 1916. Made by Carl Bamberg, Berlin-Friedenau. Mounted and set inside gimbals in a mahogany case with observation window and marked with the German Swastika.
Size:
28x24x20cm, diameter 16cm.
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20th century lifeboat binnacle with brass domed cover and observation window, lighting house for night viewing (kerosene lamp missing). Maker unknown.
Size:
Diameter 22cm, height 22cm
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Late 19th century binnacle with painted brass domed cover and observation window, lighting house for night viewing fitted with kerosene lamp. Made by G.W. Lyth, Stockholm.
Size:
Height 22cm |
20th century brass binnacle made by C.M. Hammar, Gothenburg, with compass made by Husun, Gt Britain and compass card made by AB Lyth, Stockholm.
Size:
65x30cm, diameter 35/25cm. |
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20th century brass binnacle mounted on brass stand with wall mounting support. Brass dome with kerosene lamp. Maker unknown, dated 1952 and furnished with compass made by AB Lyth, Stockholm.
Size:
55x40x22cm |
20th century two-day marine chronometer mounted in gimbals in original mahogany case fitted with brass carrying handles. Made by VEB Glashutter Uhrenbetriebe, # 4908.
Size:
Case 18x18x19cm
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Early 20th century American Elisha N. Welch, Bristol-Connecticut ships clock made in brass.
Size: Diameter 19cm
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20th century English Smith-Astral ships clock made in brass.
Size:
Diameter 21cm |
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20th century Dutch Observator, Rotterdam ships clock made in brass.
Size:
Diameter 18cm |
19th and 20th century sand glasses mounted in wooden or brass frame. |
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20th century pelorus dials made in brass and other non-magnetic metal.
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19th century hand-held and stand-mounted telescopes bound in leather, ray-skin or mahogany veneer.
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Late 19th century marine mercury barometer with brass case and inset mercury barometer, mounted on mahogany panel. Made by EDM Wheeler, 18 Jollington Road, Holloway, 319.
Size:
Height 115cm |
Late 19th century brass plotting instruments with leather etui, made by Pierre Seuin, Paris.
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