Antique Transits

Indonesian XL petrified thick wood slice coffee table.

19thc Indian bed converted to XL coffee table

1920's English pair stone wippets

19th century French Napoleon III ebonized prayer chair

18th c. English dining table with x stretcher legs and wide plank top.

1920's English Lutyens teak garden bench.

1920's Belgian round convex mirror.

Indonesian petrified wood curved top coffee table on custom metal base.

19th c. Biedermeier chest of drawers. 2 secret drawers and 4 regular drawers. Figured walnut with a beautiful patina. Fully restored.

19th c. English child's deportment chair.

Detailed 19th C French statue of composition stone. Note the fine carving on the arm.

19th c. French black and silver leaf frame with original mirror

A lovely early 20th century egg transit box which would have been used to transport hatching eggs

Very nice collection we have recently acquired, this decorative American transit is in as found

mentions the saying "Sic transit gloria mundi". This is a famous Latin phrase, which in Italian means "Thus

Newly reupholstered 19thc English wing chair with unusual whip stitch details Vintage linen fabric Sculptural design 4 caster wheels Down and feather cushion Very comfortable an...

ABOUT Vintage wooden surveyor's transit scope tripod with painted feet and metal top

This is an antique transit theodolite. An English, bronze and brass surveying instrument by AG

About A mahogany transit scope case with dovetail joints, brass lock, brass corners and brass

A mid-20th century antique transit. All brass metal working. Has the makers name of Troughton

About These are original wood surveyor's transit scope tripod with solid brass accents. Contact

Antique W. & L. E. Gurley Co. Brass Surveyor’s Transit/Theodolite Signed C1890 Measures - 15" x 7

read directly to computer memory. In a transit theodolite, the telescope is short enough to rotate

Antique Keuffel & Esser Co Survey Transit on Tripod Stand with Original Oak Wood Case and

Antique Keuffel & Esser Co Survey Transit on Tripod Stand with Original Oak Wood Case and

This is an antique triple hat transit case. An English, leather top hat box, dating to the late

American brass surveying transit on oak tripod stand. F. E. Brandis, Sons & Co., was in business

Antique surveyor’s level transit signed W & L.E Gurley, Troy NY. Made from oak, brass and glass

soot of 19th-century transit and concealing wealth from the eyes of highwaymen during carriage rides

happily in the showroom, though not guaranteed after transit

custom flourished from about 1660 until the advent of large-scale rail transit in the 1840s, and was

Please note that glass is not insured in transit outside of the UK.

Fitted with original clear plate glass. Please note that the glass is not insured in transit

transit outside of the UK.

insured in transit outside of the UK).    

in transit outside of the UK).

insured in transit outside of the UK).

not insured in transit outside of the UK.

that the glass is not insured in transit outside of the UK).

replacement. Please note that glass is not insured in transit outside of the UK.

head and a base and can be separated for transit. The detail is striking. Originally found in a horse

the doors were cut straight. Weight 31 kg each (Please note that the glass is not insured in transit

primed. (Please note that the glass is not insured in transit outside of the UK).

transit days for delivery.

distinctive 'Cloche' shape ensured the jars were stable when stored for transit. Jugs such as these were

76 cm Price is per door. (Please note that the glass is not insured in transit outside of the UK).

double paneled doors transiting over a two drawer transition frieze into a bombe base of two small small

they are fashioned in the Louis XV style transiting into the more refined Louis XVI style.

bearing above a traditional dial. Complete in it's brass case and lid and incorporates a transit lock

Georgian oak cellarette, the lid with cast brass corner mounts to protect the corners in transit

and edges for protection whilst in transit. The lid has a brass plaque in the centre and is hinged

, probaby for a transit payment: the tax collector seems bored sitting under his tent while counting the

good shipper for CITES items and recently had a quote by air of about £1650 plus 1% insurance, transit

good shipper for cites items and recently had a quote by air of about £1650 plus 1% insurance, transit

required. Doors H 202 x W 137 x T 4.5 cm. (Please note that the glass is not insured in transit outside of

and brass transit tripod surveyor attributed to W & L.E. Gurley Gurley Engineering Instruments. No

in streetcars and rapid transit booths to record the number of fares. CREATOR The International