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Lot 881
Clocks & Scientific Instruments
880
17th Century style brass lantern clock,
with brass pierced surmount, the circular
dial with black roman numerals, centered
with foliate engraving, 24.5cm high
£80 - £120
881
18th Century brass theodolite, W&S
Jones, Holborn, London, with swivel
mounted telescope on turn table, with
signed compass, two bubble levels, rack
and pinion adjustments, 53cm long,
housed in stained pine box, together with,
tripod stand (148cm high), and measuring
stick (160cm high), (3)
£400 - £600
882
19th Century brass cased surveyors
pocket sextant and telescope, Elliott
Brothers, 30 Strand, London, 7.5cm
diameter, in leather case
£120 - £180
883
19th Century French carriage clock,
Klaftenberger, having cannalee case with
carrying handle, the white enamel dial
with black roman numerals, bordered by a
minute
track,
the
dial
signed
'Klaftenberger, 157 Regent Street & Paris',
with push repeat button, twin platform
escapement, the back plate also stamped,
16cm high inluding handle
£300 - £500
884
19th Century library timepiece, Barwise
London, the square section satin wood
case with five glass panels, the silvered
signed dial with single fusee movement,
raised on bun feet, 24.5cm high
£600 - £900
885
20th Century barograph, F. Darton & Co.
Ltd, Watford, England, housed in metal
casing, 26cm wide
£35 - £45
886
20th Century three drawer telescope,
73cm long when extended
£20 - £40
887
Brass cased pocket barometer, having
silvered dial and blued steel hand, 50mm
diameter, housed in red leather case
£70 - £90
888
Brass cased ships clock, B Edward,
London, the white dial with black roman
numerals, bordered by a minute track,
14.5cm diameter, together with, late 19th
Century French gilt metal mantel clock,
(2)
£50 - £70
889
Brass microscope, with rack and pinion
adjustment, contained in mahogany
carrying case with accessories, the case
17cm wide x 22cm high
£40 - £60
Lot 882
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All such items are considered sold as seen.
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