Brass Sextant

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.

Turn-of-the-century brass astronomical measuring instrument used to determine latitude and longitude at sea. Multiple parts include telescope and colored glass filters along with wo...

Brass sextant signed WC COX Devonport made in the mid-19th century, instrument complete with three telescopes, one of which is long, a filter, an adjustment key and placed in its ori...

Burnished brass sextant signed Potter Poultry London, mid-19th century, complete with original mahogany box shaped like the instrument, brass hinges and hooks.

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...

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.

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.

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...

1930s Brass sextant signed Husun Trade Mark and made by H.

Brass sextant signed Ainsley South Shields (1858-1886) complete with original wood case and lenses.

Brass sextant signed Georg Hechelmann Nachf Hamburg from the late 19th century, original wooden box with locking hooks, handles, brass hinges and key set.

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...

Brass sextant from the second half of the 19th century, signed Matheson & Co Leith Makers to the Royal Navy complete with lenses and placed in its beautiful original mahogany box wit...

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...

Burnished brass sextant signed George Odell Late of Cary London from the second half of the 19th century, complete with lenses and placed in its beautiful original oak wooden box wit...

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

Burnished brass sextant from the second half of the 19th century signed Frodsham & Keep Liverpool active in 17 South Castle street, Liverpool between 1856-1878 and placed in its beau...

Burnished brass sextant made in the second half of the 19th century and placed in its beautiful original mahogany wood box shaped like the instrument, complete with a key lock with h...

1930s Brass sextant signed Husun Trade Mark and made by H.

Brass sextant signed Heath & C. Crayford London of the late 19th century, complete with lensens and placed in its beautiful original oak box, complete with original key, with hooks, ...

Brass sextant signed W.R Williams Dock St. Newport from the mid-19th century, complete with lenses and placed in its beautiful original mahogany box shaped like the instrument.

Brass sextant signed Negus New York, datable around 1875, finely manufactured instrument, complete with optics and housed in an elegant original square wood box with closing hooks an...

Antique English brass sextant in original case.

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. The lid of the box is decorated with a mari...

Burnished brass sextant signed HEATH & C Ltd New Heltham London SE9, manufacturer of scientific instruments founded in 1845 and active until 1937.

Presented is an American nautical sextant, dating to the mid-19th century. The wood, brass, and ivory sextant was made by Erasmus A.

Extraordinary lattice framed brass "Quintant" by Thomas Wegener. Fancifully engraved "TH.

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

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

Late Nineteenth Navigators Sextant. T Frame design. Box has label of H.A. Johannesen Compass Adjuster, Fish Dock Rd., Grimsby. Circa 1920. Phone number on label is 483.

Sextant of burnished brass signed Hayes Brothers Cardiff Barry and Port Talbot of the late nineteenth century.

This rare precision instrument is a fine solid brass pocket sextant made for the military by the high-quality instrument makers Ryland & Son Ltd of London.

A Scottish seaman's double frame sextant of brass, with radius index arm, and accessories, in fitted, hinged box of mahogany.

Sextant of painted brass HEATH & C Ltd New Heltham London manufacturer of scientific instruments founded in 1845 and active until 1937.

A fine vernier sextant by Whyte, Glasgow. Vernier curved frame sextant, the arc signed J.Whyte, Broomielaw, Glasgow.

Brass navigators sextant formerly used by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.

Overall Dimensions: 5"H x 11"W x 10"D Box Made: America Material: Brass Date: 1940

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

Early 19th century English nautical brass sextant with ebony frame and natural inlay.

A brass Sextant by William Dolland, of typical form with a mahogany handle and selection of eye-pieces and lenses, in a fitted wooden case with a paper maker’s label stating ‘William...

19th century Nautical brass sextant on ebony frame and natural inlay. It was made by Watkins & Hill of Charing Cross, London.

19th century nautical brass sextant with ebony frame and natural inlay.

19th century nautical brass sextant with ebony frame and natural inlay.

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, ...

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...

This French late 19th-century brass sextant by A SANTI of Marseille is a historic maritime instrument with a rich heritage.

Burnished brass sextant made in the second half of the 19th century and placed in its beautiful original mahogany wood box shaped like the instrument, complete with a key lock with h...

1900s Brass sextant signed H. Hughes & Son Ltd, a company active for about 250 years and specialized in the production of nautical instruments; instrument complete with optics and pl...

Burnished brass sextant signed J.C. Krohn Bergen of the second half of XIX century complete with lenses and accessories, placed in its beautiful original wood box complete with lock ...

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

Antique English brass and steel sextant in original case, circa 1920's.

Brass sextant, Russian manufacture No. 3143 made in the early 1900s; nautical instrument of fine manufacture.

Rare, Spanish Demi-Tester, Baroque Bed With Carved, Green Painted & Gilded Posts 181cm, 6ft High, Floral Painted Leather Headboard, sold with custom made box spring mattress base, ac...

This beautiful brass framed billiard lamp is an original period piece circa 1885, it is of elegant design and features eight hand made silk shades, probably made by Wright of London....

This is an antique cased octant. A Scottish, ebony navigational instrument, dating to the Victorian period, circa 1850. Appealing navigation instrument with fascinating display inte...

This antique mast figure is French and as the story goes salvaged off a French Ship damaged in the Anglo-French War (1803–1815). The one side shows fire damage and is burned in charc...