Antique Surveyor

English Victorian-style painted wood and brass adjustable surveyor\'s measure.

Brass Surveyors Level by Troughton & Simms, London Sixteen inch extending telescope with original lacquer finish and spirit level.

Oxidised surveyors level by Reid and Young Mounted on a circular base with threaded aperture or tripod mounting with four holding rings.

"Antique Surveyor's Circumcompendium Signed Brand Frères, 1850-1880" Description: Antique Surveying Circumferentor by Brand Frères Brand Frères, Opticiens du Roi à Bruxelles Circa mi...

This antique surveyor's compass originates from Scotland and dates to approximately 1880 and made in the period Victorian style.

This is an antique surveyor's level. An English, brass scientific instrument by J.

Magnetic topographer compass from the early 1900s, brass and bakelite base; instrument consisting of a magnetized needle free to rotate on a horizontal plane, marking with its tip th...

It illustrates the route of an expedition under Surveyor General Roe from Perth to Russell Range during 1848 and 1849.

This is a vintage travelling surveyor's set. An English, pocket drawing instrument case, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1930.

This is an antique vineyard setter's compass. A French, brass surveyor's instrument with mahogany case and stand, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.

An early 20th-century surveyor’s tripod, elegantly repurposed as a sculptural floor lamp, retaining its original craftsmanship and utilitarian character.

An English, silver nickel surveyor's tool case, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1920.

19th C Surveyors Metamorphic Instrument Box/Table A very rare piece, the carrying box originally held many pieces of the surveyor’s equipment, there are specific compartments whic...

This antique industrial floor lamp features an original early 20th-century wooden surveyor tripod combined with a vintage brass lamp head from the mid-20th century.

Topographic level signed W.F Stanley of burnished brass, from the second half of the 19th century. In excellent condition and complete with original mahogany box with brass hinges an...

Antique Keuffel & Esser Co 141547 Surveyors Compass in Case with Adjustable Wooden Tripod Base.

A 1748 map of Richmond-Upon-Thames by famed surveyor and cartographer, John Roque.  Placed in a simple black and gilt frame.

A 1748 map of Richmond-Upon-Thames by famed surveyor and cartographer, John Roque. Placed in a simple black and gilt frame.

The lower right corner features an elaborate armorial cartouche supported by finely dressed allegorical figures, while the scale cartouche is adorned with putti and a surveyor, symbo...

ABOUT Yellow surveyor pole has sold. Original logging measuring stick.

He served as city architect of The Hague and was involved in military and civic building projects. He also worked as surveyor and architect for the Princes of Orange, contributing de...

Orth Succeeded by John A. Kasson Surveyor General of California and Nevada In office 1861 President Abraham Lincoln Superintendent of Indian Affairs for California and Nevada In offi...

The ensemble rests on a six-legged base decorated with a trophy of scientific instruments held by two winged children, a world map, an astronomical telescope and a surveyor's chain. ...

Henry's talents were not limited to painting alone and he was described as a surveyor, engineer, artist and architect, applying for patents for lamps, architectural materials and til...

Surveyors tripod in oak with brass fitting re-purposed as a floor lamp.

John Senex (1678-1740) was one of the foremost mapmakers in England in the early eighteenth century. He was also a surveyor, globemaker, and geographer. As a young man, he was appren...

It was sketched by Colonel Joseph Bouchette, a prominent British surveyor and cartographer, and lithographed by Louis Haghe, one of the 19th century's most skilled lithographers.

Operating from addresses in the heart of London’s river trade in Wapping, including 111 Minories and 66 High Street, the firm supplied instruments to ship captains, merchants, naval ...

Finally, the stamp “EHB” was identified in 1975 by Sir Geoffrey de Bellaigue, former Surveyor of the Queen’s Works of Art and a leading authority on French and Anglo-French furniture.

This finely observed early 19th-century oil painting, attributed to German artist Carl Adolf Mende (1807-1857), depicts Jean Gerard Vonderbank, a German surveyor, instrument designer...

In 1857 he was appointed surveyor of the queen’s pictures a position he held until 1880, during which time he produced a meticulous thirty-four volume manuscript catalogue of the pai...

Executed with exceptional technical clarity, these plates were intended as professional reference material for engineers, architects, and surveyors. The dense yet carefully organized...

Historically, these maps capture Borneo at a moment when large areas of the interior were still only partially explored and documented by European surveyors. They reflect the late ph...

T.D. solicits an examination of this Instrument, by Civil Engineers, Surveyors, Engravers, Lithographic Draughtsmen, &c.; confident it will be found to be the most complete, delicate...

At the age of diaciasette, Enrico was already working at the technical office created for the arrangement of Milan's cathedral square and simultaneously attending the school for surv...

He went to Italy again in the mid to late 18th century, buying paintings and drawings both for the Royal collection, a number of British noblemen and himself, later becoming Keeper o...

He went to Italy again in the mid to late 18th century, buying paintings and drawings both for the Royal collection, a number of British noblemen and himself, later becoming Keeper o...

Established in 1830 in Cranbourn Street, Leicester Square by William Hampton, later being joined by his sons, George and William, the company moved to 8 Pall Mall East, adjacent to T...

The inset map at the lower right corner shows the Gulf of Lingayen in greater detail, highlighting the cartographic thoroughness of the Jesuit surveyors. The legend (“Signos”) at the...

Heydt, a German artist, architect, and surveyor, sailed to the East Indies as a VOC engineer, working in Ceylon, India, and Batavia (Jakarta).

Quality brass construction, displaying a light, desirable patina from decades of careful use Favoured by draughtsmen, cartographers, and architects for accurate line work Acrylic-lin...

As a young man, he worked as a surveyor then fought in the French and Indian War.

Artists and Engravers: Nicolaes van Geelkercken (1585-1656), Dutch cartographer and surveyor.

Antique Map of South India – “A Map of the Peninsula of India,” London 1800 This large and detailed antique map titled *A Map of the Peninsula of India* was published in London in 1...

The map was surveyed by A. Palier, land surveyor 1st class, and engraved by J. Kraft. The map shows Breda and neighboring towns including Bergen op Zoom, Roosendaal, Oosterhout, and...

He succeeded to most of his brother's court offices upon Thomas' death in 1666, including being appointed Surveyor of the King's Pictures, page of the bedchamber and Keeper of the Pr...

Artists and engravers: Nicolaes van Geelkercken (1585-1656), Dutch cartographer and surveyor.

An accompanying alphabetical index provides quick reference for locating towns and features, making the map an invaluable tool for early drivers, business travelers, and road surveyo...

Surveyors tripod level tool from the late 19th century.

20th century English surveyor's theodolite or transit instrument of brass by W.F.

It is signed by Francis Tennille, a state surveyor and early settler of Washington County, GA.

He lived in box cars with railroad builders on the stretch of line between Yuma and Calexico and traveling by wagon or horseback; he accompanied surveyors on many trips into the dese...

The cartographer, Nicolaes van Geelkercken (1585–1656), was a Dutch mapmaker and land surveyor known for his precise and decorative cartographic works, often commissioned for histori...

Peace lasted for several years, until fighting broke out again in 1855 after a group of surveyors destroyed plants and property in Seminole territory.

The striking geological details reveal the impact of time and natural processes, making this print a valuable representation of the rugged landscapes documented during the mid-19th c...

Tinkham, he is likely identified as Albert Tinkham, a civil engineer and surveyor associated with the Pacific Railroad Surveys of the mid-19th century.

Educated locally, he became a Chartered Surveyor through evening classes. During the war, he was stationed in London, assisting the R.A.F with logistics.