Box Sextant

Early twentieth century solid brass ship navigators sextant in wood box. With calibration label dated 1920 from the National Physical Laboratory, Teddington.

Antique sextant in original box.

World War II sextant made in Russia, of gray painted metal complete with original wooden box with accessories.

A good quality brass sextant signed David Stalker, Leith (Scotland) complete with a well-detailed silver register and 3 lenses, retaining its original patinated mahogany case. In goo...

Brass sextant signed Husun ??Trade Mark and made by Kelvin & Hughes Limited at the end of the 1940s, a company operating for about 250 years and specialized in the creation of nautic...

Circa 1920 English Marine Sextant with wooden box by Cooke Hull. Available at our showroom at 241 East 60th Street NY, NY. 1-212-751-2282

Classic circa 1940 three-ring framed sextant in box. Box contains five accessory scopes, meticulously polished and lacquered.

Paget angular sextant, H. Hughes & Son Ltd London no. 620 datable to 1910 circa.

Brass sextant signed John Lilley & Son Ltd London & North Shields, made in 1913 circa, in its original mahogany box with brass handles, hinges and locking hooks.

It comes to you in the original Hermes orange box.

Brass sextant made in the mid-19th century, complete with lenses and placed in its beautiful original mahogany box complete with key and brass handle and hinges.

Burnished brass sextant from the early 1900s signed J. Parkes & Sons Liverpool n. 9601, and placed in its original oakwood box, complete with lock with key, hinges, hooks and brass h...

Shipping is insured by Lloyd's London; our gift box is free (look at the last picture).  

Shipping is insured by Lloyd's London; our gift box is free (look at the last picture).

English sextant set in its walnut box. 19th century This box is a unique decorative item that will add a nautical touch to your interior.

Brass sextant signed Negretti & Zambra made in the second half of the 19th century, complete with lenses and compass placed in its original mahogany box complete with key lock and br...

Brass sextant signed Buff & Buff Mfg Co Boston USA 5588 made in the beginning of the XX century, complete with lenses and compass placed in its original mahogany box complete with ke...

Brass sextant made the second half of the 19th century, placed in its original wooden box.

Shipping is insured by Lloyd's London; our gift box is free. The sextant is an ancient astronomical instrument used to measure the height of a celestial body (for example the Sun): ...

The highly polished and lacquered sextant is mounted on a blue fabric. Glass front box.

19th century nautical sextant in box.

Three ring design with inspection and calibration card dated 1923. Fitted to a wood box with handle and hooks. Label remnants on box.

Antique early 20th century Danish Nautical Instrument Maker "Cornelius Knudsen, Copenhagen" Navigation Sextant in Original Fitted Box. Last inspected August 1946 per the certificate ...

Brass sextant, unreadable signature, valuable manufacturing instrument from the first half of the 19th century, complete with lenses and placed in its elegant original mahogany box, ...

Antique English "John Parkes & Sons," nautical sextant in original fitted mahogany box. The graduated arc on the sextant is signed by G.

Mid-19th century English sextant of burnished brass, instrument complete with three telescopes, one of which is long, and a filter and it is in its original mahogany box with brass h...

Brass sextant signed Henry Hughes & Son 59 Fenchurch St.

Brass sextant signed BRYANT Biggs Cardiff from the second half of the nineteenth century, complete with lenses placed in its original oakwood box complete with key lock and brass hin...

WWII Air Force Sextant used by Air Force U.S. Army Series No. 13774 produced by ANSCO Binghamton N.Y. and sold by Edmund Salvage Co Audubon, in its original wooden box.

A finely detailed and well-preserved sextant from England, circa 1900. H: 20 W: 29 D: 11,5 (in box) A sextant is an angle-measuring instrument used to measure the angle between th...

An English Mahogany Sextant Box on Later Stand, c. 1850; perfect for a small side table