ENGLISH BRASS THEODOLITE E.R.WATTS

Northwestern Europe, England, London, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a fine antique brass and glass theodolite or land surveying instrument by the Stanley & Co. of London to measure a

An English Brass Theodolite Lilley & Son, London, Late 19th Century Height 13 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Peter F. Stone, Buchanan, Michigan

* Three English Brass Theodolites late 19th/early 20th century Length of longest scope 16 inches. Estimate $ 80-120 Property from the Collection of Dr. David Spatz, Tucson, Arizona

An English Oxidized Brass Transit Theodolite troughton & simms, london, late 19th/early 20th century with an angled eyepiece and 4 micrometer vernier with two fitted wood cases and additional accessor

* An English Ebonized Brass Mountain Theodolite dolland, london, 19th century Height overall 9 inches. Estimate $ 80-120 Property from the Collection of Dr. David Spatz, Tucson, Arizona

A cased metal (probably mortar) sight, unmarked, the box measures 6.375 x 10.5 x 8.5 inches, along with a brass theodolite made by E.R. Watts & Sons Ltd., London, marked "War Finish No 21057", measuri

English brass adjustable telescope with compass and spirit / bubble levels, circa 1900, possibly a Surveyor's transit theodolite, base inscribed "Webb 108 Oxford St London" probably for Mappin & Webb,

English. London. 1870s-1880s. Brass. William Ford Stanley. Trade label marked, "Made by F. Stanley, Optical, Philisophical and Mathematical Instrument Manufacturer....". Closed telescope length 11". C

* An English Black Lacquered Theodolite together with two brass levels, each with a fitted wood case. Length of longest scope 15 inches. Estimate $ 60-80 Property from the Collection of Dr. David Spat

English 'Everest-Pattern' Theodolite by Troughton & Simms, c. 1880 London, original lacquered and oxidized brass, telescope with rack-and-pinion focusing, dust cap on objective lens, silvered scales a

ENGLISH BRASS AND NAUGAHYDE FIRESIDE BENCH H 19.5 L 63" D 20" Green naugahyde upholstered seats.

Brass instrument bearing royal warrant. Engraved Maker to his Majesty. In fitted mahogany case. By George Adams. London. Circa 1760s. Together with various accessories and period slides. H. ofmicrosco

Large rectangular mahogany top over arched skirt with foliate scroll brass inlay, column stiles at end supports, overall 36.25" h. x 76.5" x 27". Condition: Scratches to top, veneer loss.

EUREKA CLOCK CO. LTD. LONDON. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH BRASS FOUR-GLASS ELECTRIC MANTEL CLOCK the moulded case inset with bevelled glass panels enclosing a 5" porcelain dial with Roman numerals a

All brass with a weighted base, brass frame shades with red pleated fabric. 23W X 56.5"H. (From a 655 Park Avenue Triplex)"

An English Brass Telescope by Cooke and Sons, York-London 19th Century on a mahogany tripod stand. Height 63 x length of scope 72 inches.

19th Century Brass fireplace fender with tufted green leather bench top, concave half circle center break, overall 22.75" h. x 71.25" x 19.25". Condition: Minor spotting to brass, other wear consisten

English Louis XIV-Style Brass Inlaid and Ebonized Vitrine, 19th c., labeled Edwards & Roberts, London, molded arched cornice, brass molded glazed doors, inlaid frieze, shaped apron, h. 86 3/4 in., w.

An English Brass Vitrine Cabinet on a Giltwood Base 19th/20th Century Height 67 x width 46 x depth 15 inches. This lot is located in Palm Beach. Property from the Estate of Joanna Hoffman, Palm Beach,

Antique English Brass Club Fireplace Fender Height 22 in. Width 49 in. Depth 16 in. Dimensions Height 22 in. Width 49 in. Depth 16 in. Origin 20th Century

19th century English Grand Sonnerie carriage clock, having engraved and chased details, with armorial for the Hesketh-Fleetwood family, probably for Sir Peter, 1st Baronet (1801-1866), Member of Parli

Pair large English brass and glass photophores, 19th/20th c., bell-form colorless glass hurricane shades on brass base above octagonal spreading foot, 20"h x 8"dia Provenance: A Private Collection: 86

An English Brass Culpepper-Type Microscope George Adams, London, 18th Century with draw-tube focusing, the circular stage signed G. Adams, London, the case with a drawer in the base containing objecti

2-piece. Bronze mounts. Gallery top. 3 doors. Approx. 62" H x 57" W x 16" D.