Antique Nautical Instruments

English aneroid barometer, made in the early 1900s, oak wood shaped like a rope, glass and brass. Signed W.S. Cowell ltd Ipswich. Very good condition and in order. Measures: Diameter...

Brass and glass compass on universal joint from the end of the 19th century. Mounted on custom made mahogany board. The compass consists of a cylindrical brass container, called a mo...

Dry compass in its original wooden box with slot lid. English manufacture from the second half of the 19th century. The compass consists of a brass and glass vessel on the bottom of ...

Large dry compass placed in its original wooden box with slot lid. Signed AUG. CARSTENS Hamburg Steinhöft 19 from the second half of the 19th century. The compass consists of a brass...

compass was purchased from the estate of a collector of nautical and scientific instruments. There is a

sold maritime chronometers and nautical instruments at 140 Water Street, New York City near the East

encompass Nautical Artifacts & Instruments, Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern Furniture and Lighting, British

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Nautical Artifacts & Instruments, Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern Furniture and Lighting, British Campaign

Deborah Lockhart Phillips. The antiques and vintage pieces encompass Nautical Artifacts & Instruments, Art

, Nautical Instrument Manufacturers, London. The compass, which rests inside, can be lifted out revealing

. Label on reverse: "Cousens & Son, chronometer and watchmakers opticians & nautical instrument

as follows: Thos Downing Successor to R. M. Barrett, Nautical Instrument Manufacturer, 80 West India

nautical lamp. Very heavy as its solid brass 35-40kg not been polished is as collected from the owner in

Vallardi of Milan, well-known maker of nautical Instruments beginning in the 1870's. SALE PRICE OF $1,990

Antique English maghogany and brass nautical barometer.

instrument makers and ranked up there with Throughton. REFERENCE: Spencer, Browning & Co. is made mention

produced many of his instruments. James White was Kelvin's original partner from the time he began his

Shown is a truly fine dry card tell tale compass. It has a paper card which has the directions printed on it so when it is mounted overhead, as it would be on a vessel, are seen corr...

of London. This mark is rarely seen which makes this spectacular instrument all the more desirable

Ship Flying Cloud that was offered at auction by Bonham's Nautical Auction in 2004 for $8000.00

Unusually long, early 19th century, erect standing, ship captain's single draw telescope with Mahogany barrel and brass hardware. Presented is a fine old British single draw teles...

Barometers made in America are quite rare as most were produced in England. This one was from Philadelphia and has a very interesting provenance placing it with an important historic...

Number of 4370 that is stamped on both its arc and on the instrument's case. It is 1689 serial numbers

Presented is a World War One instrument made by Brandis & Sons, Inc., for the U.S. Navy. The

original mahogany keystone box with Boston retailer's label reading in part: "Chas C. Hutchinson, Nautical

rank he attained in June 1795. He is seated at a cloth covered table alongside nautical instruments

nautical instrument maker, having been apprenticed to Jesse Ramsden. The first globes by the Cary

mathematical instrument maker, nautical instrument maker, optical instrument maker, optician and philosophical