Brass Compass And Case

A smart early twentieth century brass cased travelling compass with lid to protect the glass The compass has a printed paper dial incorporating "Trade Mark London" and " Made In ...

The case is made from brass with minor wear commensurate with age and use, professionally cleaned and polished.

A handsome cased late Victorian or Edwardian compass with hinged lid, the little button on the top used to open; just like a full hunter pocket watch.

Wonderfully complete and comprehensive surveyor's instrument set within a quality case Displays a desirable aged patina with light weathering commensurate with age Patinated brass ...

Exceptional modernist cabinet produced in Belgium during the 1950s. The design of this piece is very decorative thanks to the beautiful compass legs and combination of woods used. Pl...

A Fine 18th century gilt brass and silver pocket sundial with Travelling case, c. 1750.

A handsome cased late Victorian or Edwardian compass with hinged lid, the little button on the top used to open; just like a pocket watch.

Prismatic bearing compass made of brass; it is a small compass, signed F. Darton & Co London n. 50698 of 1916 model Verner’s Pattern named after the designer, Colonel William Willoug...

A very attractive Victorian explorers compass dating to circa 1880. The floating card dial pivots on a bearing and is housed under a glass crystal which is clean and free from any...

A very attractive Victorian explorers compass dating to around 1890. The floating card dial pivots on a bearing and is housed under a glass crystal which is clean and free from any ...

A very attractive Victorian explorers compass dating to circa 1880. The floating card dial pivots on a gemstone bearing and is housed under a glass crystal which is clean and free...

A very attractive Victorian explorers compass dating circa 1880. The floating card dial pivots on a gemstone bearing and is housed under a glass crystal which is clean and free fr...

In use it can be sited on to a point in the distance and the bearing from North read off the compass dial through a prismatic lens. The underside of the brass case is engraved with t...

A very fine English brass cased compass, professionally cleaned and polished restoring it to it's former glory.

Nautical pocket compass made of turned brass signed Lawrence & Mayo London from the early 1900s.

18th Century English Oak Coffer with a Compass Star Inlay. This were commonly referred to as Lancashire Mule Chest or Blanket Chest. Beautiful cross banded design and paneled front. ...

A working British military officer's marching or sighting compass of heavy brass with original leather case from World War I - known as a Barkers patent prismatic sighting compass.

Handsome vintage Mid-Century campaign style six-drawer dresser by Drexel from their Compass Collection. In wonderful condition circa 1960s with normal nicks and dings you would expec...

A charming early little compass with a gilded case and a perfect white enameled face or dial.

A working military officer's marching or sighting compass of heavy brass from World War One, an excellent original example of the Cbynite Radium Compass.

Antique English military Short & Mason LTD prismatic compass Mark V model, circa 1920-1930. In original leather case.

A smart late Victorian brass cased travelling compass with lid to protect the glass The compass has a printed paper dial incorporating "Trade Mark London"; the direction is indic...

The case is made from brass with minor wear commensurate with age and use, professionally cleaned and polished.

A working British military officer's marching or sighting compass of heavy brass in original leather case.

Bearing prismatic compass signed T.G. C. Ltd London N. B 311702 1945 MK III, used by officers of the English army during the second world war, complete with original green fabric cas...

A handsome cased late Victorian or Edwardian compass with hinged lid, the little button on the top used to open; just like a pocket watch.

An unusual English compass which folds into it's own brass case. Marked "England" and dating to c.1900. 2" x 1 3/4" x 1/2".

A working British marching or sighting compass of brass with original leather case from World War I - made for military and civilian use.

Old survey compass, brass with leather case, signed Troughton & Simms Ltd London, early 1900.

A working British military officer's marching or sighting compass of heavy brass in original leather case from World War I, with mother of pearl dial.

A working British military marching compass of heavy brass in original leather case from World War I.

A working British military officer's marching or sighting compass of heavy brass in original leather case from World War I.

A working British military marching or sighting compass of heavy brass in original leather case from World War I.

Antique English Lond-made brass surveying compass in original case, circa 1880.

Prismatic bearing compass, a small compass complete with original leather case, signed E.R. Watts & Son No. 118196 of 1916 Verner’s Pattern VIII model, supplied to English officers. ...

Complete in it's brass case and lid and incorporates a transit lock activated when the lid is in place, the compass is protected with an undamaged crystal cover.

A working British military officer's marching or sighting compass of heavy brass in original leather case from World War I, with mother of pearl dial.

A working British military officer's marching or sighting compass of heavy brass in original leather case from World War I, with mother of pearl dial.

A working World War I era British military officer's marching or sighting compass of heavy ebonized brass in original leather case.

Antique English Negretti & Zambra pocket compass in original leather case, circa 1920-1930. Made in London, England.

A charming early little compass with a polished brass case and a perfect white enamelled face or dial.

Both the brass compass cover and the leather case are marked with the British Army Officer's name "Beckett" and RGA for the Royal Garrison Artillery.

Period 20th century Maker Thos.J.Evans, London Case dimensions 11.5 x 10 x 6.5 cm Condition: Good condition commensurate with age Brass Brunton style compass by Thos.J....

A pair of circa 1920's Caldwell one light sconces with scalloped backplate

A large and magnificent Chinese famille verte enameled porcelain large dish or charger, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period (1662 - 1722), circa 1700, China. The shallow, shaped dish of fo...

French oak stool in the style of Andre Arbus or Jean-Charles Moreau. Original pale blue velvet horsehair cushion on white cerused oak wood legs terminating in a French c1940 curved f...

A distinguished 18th-century George III mahogany astragal glazed bureau bookcase, also referred to as a secretary desk or writing cabinet, is crafted from rich plum pudding mahogany....

An exceptional English George III period mahogany bureau bookcase, circa 1790. This classic two-body secretary features a slender, well-proportioned silhouette. This versatile piece...

This is a unique Swedish Rococo Style Console Table, its been restored and repainted with Milk Paints "Oyster White"

Fine George III Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase Item Code: S27-1094 A handsome late 18th-century George III mahogany secretaire bookcase of elegant proportions, retaining its original a...

Classic French Art Deco ceiling fixture by Edgar Brandt, circa 1922, in hand forged iron with alabaster shades.

Our larger wall mounted desk/table is a bold and refined piece of handcrafted furniture, designed and produced in England using traditional furniture making techniques. Crafted from ...

A fine 18th Century George II Period walnut bureau bookcase, in two parts. The upper section had two doors with original beveled glass panes and opens to one fixed shelf and two adju...

English mahogany bureau bookcase, having broken arch pediment above dentil molded cornice, the upper cabinet with hexagon glass mullion doors, the lower cabinet with fall front secre...

This is a sophisticated and stately Danish secretary bookcase. The partially pierced cornice and a secondary tiered; a shaped cornice over two closed panel doors flanked by mahogany ...

This elegant pair of console tables, designed on the border of Empire and Biedermeier, comes from Austria from the early 19th century. They are made of yew veneer and have undergone ...

Six French dining chairs in the style of Louis XV all made of walnut with a caramel leather upholstery. Very high and comfortable backs. Very good condition.    

Exquisite, singularly unique Hepplewhite secretary bookcase in mahogany, satinwood, and boxwood. The cornice exhibits urns and panels, and the center is punctuated by octagonal panel...

French Art Deco hall tree with glass sconce. Having four coat hangers with umbrella stands, center oval mirror and hat rack. Above the center mirror there is a frosted glass light. B...