Whyte & Co. Marinechronometer

Scottish ship's binnacle, wood and brass, marked "Whyte & Co. Glasgow", 51" H x 27" W. Lacking compass. Provenance: Collection of Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, Yarmouthport, Massachusetts.

Scott Whyte & Co Leather Travel Alarm Clock. 3 5/8 x 3 5/8 x 3/4 in.Local Pick up call one day before to make an appointment. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIPPERS : 1

Appx7.75x8x7.5 inches. Working Condition

56-hour marine chronometer, the silver face with "JOHN BLISS & CO, New York, No. 2795" and roman numerals, gimbal mounted in brass bound wood case marked: "Willm. B. Crisp, London, Maker to the Admira

Whyte, Thomson & Co. (Ireland) Mahogany & Brass Ship's Binnacle, Ca. 1900, H 58" W 21" Depth 20" | the brass dome encases a ship's compass. Bearing Whyte, Thomson, & Co. nameplate to the fluted shaft.

This is a very nice lot which features three hard to find pocket mirrors. They are all in great condition. The Macomber & Whyte Rope Co. mirror has two small nicks on the celluloid edge. Condition (Ex

Hamilton Watch Co. Model 21 Marine Chronometercirca 194130-hour 14-jewel chronometer movement with free sprung balance and detent escapement, held in a gimbaled brass ring and inside a double-boxed ca

Hamilton Watch Co. Model 21 Marine Chronometercirca 194130-hour 14-jewel chronometer movement with free sprung balance and detent escapement, held in a gimbaled brass ring and inside a double-boxed ca

HAMILTON WATCH CO. MODEL 21 MARINE CHRONOMETER, 14 jewels, featuring fusee, up / down indicator, with serial number "2E12055". Original mahogany inner case and outer case with applied plaques and leat

Hamilton Watch Co. Model 21 Marine Chronometercirca 196530-hour 14-jewel chronometer movement with free sprung balance and detent escapement held in a gimbaled brass ring and inside a mahogany case, s

with label "Whyte Thomson and Co. / Glasgow"; Provenance: The Estate of David Karpeles, the Karpeles Manuscript Museum, Montecito, CA; 14 1/2 inches wide; 8 1/2 inches deep; 8 1/2 inches high

Marine Chronometer, Longines Watch Co, nautical clock, in original wood case sold by J.P. Connor & Co, No 2975842.movement serial # 2977109

Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bart. (ed.), "The Works of G. J. Whyte-Melville." London: W. Thacker & Co., 1899, printed by Morrison and Gibb Ltd., Edinburgh. Full leather bindings, color frontispieces, illustr

Dobbie McInnes Ltd., London, Glasgow and Liverpool, a two day boxed marine chronometer, 11 jewel fusee movement with Harrison's maintaining power, Earnshaw's escapement, free sprung, cut bimetallic ba

Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., a model 21 marine chronometer with boxes, 14 jewel, key wind and set fusee movement with straight line damascened nickel plates, spring detent escapement, large m

A Swiss brass mounted mahogany cased desk timepiece retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, NY 20th century Fashioned as a marine chronometer the case height 3in (7.5cm); width 4 1/2in (11.5cm)

Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, P.A., U.S.A the white enameled dial with blued steel hands, Arabic clock dial, 48-hour up/down ring and subsidiary seconds ring numbered to the center N 8431 7 1/2 inche

8-day, on dial: Waltham Watch Co., 3"diam. brass label on 2-tier case Waltham, 5"h; 5"w

TIFFANY & CO. WOOD CASED TRAVEL CLOCK Designed to look like a marine chronometer, this clock is handsomely presented in a polished, fitted wood case with brass fittings. Face of cloc

High quality marine chronometer by Parkinson and Frodsham of Change Alley, London. Fitted to a mahogany box. From the collection of Jakob Isbrandtsen, co founder of South Street Seaport. Face with nam

The central band depicting five- clawed dragons amongst clouds and flaming pearls beside a design of bat amongst clouds. Height 37cm (14.8 in) This piece very Large and very Rare. Provenance: A London

A coral-ground bowl , Qianlong seal mark and of the period Finely enamelled around the exterior with intertwined lotus and hibiscus scrolls on a rich coral ground , Diameter 12.8cm , Height 6.7 cm Pro

United States,1961 The argument can be made that without this comic, the entire Marvel Universe as we know it may not have existed. Marvel Comics Fantastic Four issue 1 from November, 1961. The book f

Camille Claudel France,1864-1943 Depicts a woman sitting in a chair with her head resting against a fireplace mantle. Claudel was a talented artist in impressionistic works, however her skill was over