Ross London

A magnificent large quality antique mercury stick barometer by Ross of London. The oak case with a well carved pediment and turned finals.

Blair Leighton, 1883" To be included in the upcoming Catalogue Raisonne by Kara Lysandra Ross Provenance: Christie's London, February 25, 1927 Acquired at the above sale by Sampson ...

Cannocchiale in ottone a sezione tonda dalla forma strombata con impugnatura rivestita di cuoio, firmato Ross London n. 34080 della fine del XIX secolo. Messa fuoco a tre allunghi, c...

Made by the well renowned maker Ross of London, both eye pieces are signed and the interior of the lid is also signed by Ross.

The telescope on Stand with leather/brass barrel and black painted tripod feet, signed "Ross London". The telescope dating from the early 20th century. 39.25" H (telescope closed...

Brass telescope with leather-covered handle, signed Ross London of the second half of the 19th century; the parasol extension is engraved with the name of the owner Walter Path, focu...

An English, brass terrestrial refractor by Ross of London, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910.

A 'Vide-Poche' table Firmly attributed to Donald Ross of London Constructed in satinwood with kingwood highlights and an all-over trellis design; the shaped and pierced end suppo...

Telescope of chromed brass with leather-covered handle, signed Ross London N. 29155, sold by Seagrove & C. Portseal, with dedication to Lieut Washer R.N.R.

Ross Tamlin is a full time artist living in Kyogle, New South Wales, Australia. He began a Fine Arts Certificate course at Meadowbank TAFE, and then in Brisbane he completed a graphi...

This is a stunning and highly decorative pair of World War 2 era British Royal Navy gunsight battleship binoculars, by ROSS of London, (serial number 10048), circa 1940.

The attribution turned out to be incorrect, and the table was re-attributed to Donald Ross. Another example of this model is known to be stamped Gillow and the present pair bear the ...

Brass tripod telescope by Ross of London.

Internationally known designers joined the creative team, including: Patrick Jouin (Paris), Arik Levy (Paris), Ross Lovegrove (London), Fabien Baron (New York), Jhane Barnes (New Yor...

Internationally known designers joined the creative team, including: Patrick Jouin (Paris), Arik Levy (Paris), Ross Lovegrove (London), Fabien Baron (New York), Jhane Barnes (New Yor...

An English, brass 'officer of the watch' single draw refractor by Ross of London, dating to the mid-20th century, circa 1935.

The lens with original optics and the binoculars have been cleaned, refitted, re-polished and are in working order. Signed: Ross, London No: 118066 The metal stand is marked: A21 BU ...

English nickel silver over brass nautical ship captain's spyglass with a covered leather barrel, single draw, polished sunshade, and engraved focal tube by maker Andrew Ross of Londo...

A splendid naval binocular gunsight with 10 power magnification and 70mm lenses by Ross of London, circa 1940. These binoculars have been stripped of their original paint and polishe...

Mezzotint, after "Roses" from Robert John Thornton's Temple of Flora, published 1947 by Thomas Ross & Sons, London, with engraved signature at lower right, matted.

Signed lower right, inscribed verso Painting 16x11" Framed 21.5x26" Artist Biography 1954 Born Reading 1972-73 Wimbledon School of Art, London 1974-75 W.S.C.D. Worthing 1975-78 ...

A splendid naval binocular gunsight with 10 power magnification and 70mm lenses by Ross of London, circa 1940. Has integrated mechanism with three different filters to enhance the im...

A Celtic Stone Head with ‘Staring’ Eyes, Long Nose and Slit Mouth Limestone British 2nd Century BC - 1st Century AD Size: 26cm high, 13cm wide, 16cm deep - 10¼ ins high, 5 ins w...

An antique telescope by Ross of London. This handsome brass telescope is fitted on an original brass and mahogany stand.