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Scientific Instruments:
Scientific Instruments: Brass shop counter scales with weights, on mahogany base with chamfered edges and applied brass plaque PEEW 2102, Birmingh...
Scientific Instruments:
Early 20th cent. Mahogany cased and inlaid banjo barometer and thermometer.
Clocks:
19th cent. Walnut veneer Black Forest wall clock with eagle finial and turned columns. Height 30ins.
Binoculars:
Eighteen pairs of binoculars and eleven cases, leather, canvas, etc. Various makers.
Clocks:
Edwardian slate mantel clock and six other small clocks, including Estyma, Smiths and Pifco table lamp.
Mid 20th cent.
Barograph, unsigned, oak and glass case. 12ins. x 7ins. x 6ins.
Scientific Instruments:
Scientific Guys 'Britannic' calculating machine c1920 serial number 2A/81 91, brass and steel bodied on a treen base.
Scientific Instruments:
Mid-20th cent. Sextant by C. Plath of Hamburg in original wooden case with paperwork dated 1950.
Scientific Instruments:
Microscope, J. Swift, triple lens, black lacquered No. 25977, 15ins. Brass single lens pocket example, 6ins. 2 lenses, Seiko carriage clock plus s...
Clocks:
20th cent. German brass lantern clock Winterhalde & Hofmier c1900 8-day chiming and quarter sinking fusee movement, Roman numerals, chapter ring. ...
Clocks:
Brass carriage clock, white enamel, Roman numerals, serpentine front. Plus another of plain form both Hodder of Clevedon (nephew of John Gill and ...
Clocks:
Late 19th cent. French striking carriage clock, enamelled face, Roman numerals, bevelled glass panels with leather carrying case.
Clocks:
Late 19th/early 20th cent. French brass carriage clock, floral and gilt decorated, enamelled dial with Arabic numerals and bevelled glass panels.
Hallmarked Silver:
Arts and Crafts ticket clock, 30 hours, Birmingham 1905, Charles Green and Sons. Height 16½cm.
Clocks:
19th cent. French Spelter chiming mantel clock, movement Masti & Cie, armorial decoration under an oval glass dome. Height 19ins.
Early 20th cent. Clocks:
German Art Nouveau Pendulum Mystery Clock indistinct signature to base.
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