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Kelwin and Hughes sextant, bronze , glass and wood , scale mouvable in leather box . 13X8 cm

Reproduction brass sextant, a brass icon and a small patinated metal censerGood condition to all pieces, no damage or problems

Boxed brass sextant

Heath & Co. An Early 20th Century Alexander Heath & Co sextant with case.

Ross Evans, London. An Early 20th Century brass sextant with case. By Ross Evans.

Spencer Browning & Rust. A Late 18th/Early 19th Century octant sextant with original box. By Spencer Browning & Rust, London.

A good 20th century copy of a brass sextant.

A modern late 20th century sextant

A mini sextant in hard wood case

Late 19th/20th Century Chricton London mahogany cased sextant, the lid with a Henry Hughs & Son label complete with four telescopes, one eye piece stamped Lilly & son, sun filter and mirror adjusting tool.

Veb Freiberger Prazisionsmechanik German sextant, in original fitted case with instructions, width of case 26.5cm

Henry Hughes & Son Ltd cased sextant, with applied Cooke Hull badge, in original fitted case with label to interior of lid dated 6/11/61, width of case 26.5cm

Heath Navigational Ltd, London MC1 sextant, with certificate dated 1966 to inside of case, width of case 31cm

A selection of various Victorian items, to include: a Victorian ebonised and brass parallel rule, 54cms; a mid-20th Century pocket sextant by Barker & Son, leather case; an early 20th Century compass; Victorian fruitwood thermometer signed ‘Nightingale, 148 Leadenhall St, 42cms high; and other items.PROVENANCE: The Graham Smith Retirement Auction - 50 years in the Antiques Trade.

A boxed sextant (A/F mirror needs re-glueing)

Four Sectional Brass Telescopes (x 2), the longest 57cm, XX Century brass sextant and theodolite plus compass (5).

19th century ebony and brass sextant by John King, 2 Clare St. Bristol, with ivory scale, in fitted oak case. This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory ActCondition Report:Ivory Act - Submission reference: CAZQ7HS5

19th century cased brass and black lacquer sextant, by J. Parkes & Sons, Liverpool, in fitted mahogany case

A brass sextant. Late 19th century, the silvered scale stamped W. Spink Arbroath, with three lenses, in a mahogany case, width 25.5cm.

A Negretti & Zambra gilt brass pocket barometer. With silvered dial No.16219, inscribed J.S Bousfield 8th East Lancs Regt to the back and a later leather case together with a brass pocket sextant by Stanley London with original leather case. (2)

A black lacquered and bakelite Hezzanith sextant. The mahogany finish stow case with a certificate dated 1965, width of case 31cm, together with a brass telescope, and a pair of Bushnell binoculars (3).

Pirates of the Caribbean (2003-2017) - a thematic collection, comprising two tricorn hats by Excalibur Leather, miniature brass Stanley sextant, large poseable jack Sparrow figure by Neca, gilt metal Defender short sword, a Charlie Bears Cousin Jack bear, no. 1,184 of 3,000 etc. Condition Report:Available upon request

WWII Air Ministry MK IX.A 127.41 bubble sextant, in original fitted case, together with a Kelvin and Hughes Periscopic sextant no. 2134, in wooden case (2)

Cooke Hull Sextant no.3525, 6" radius, monocular eyepiece, cracked black finish, in original box with Certificate of Examination dated 10/04/01; together with a Davis Master Sextant (in original box) (2)All optical items appear to be in Good to Excellent condiiton with no significant scratches or defects visible; Arm moves freely; Only aditional item in case is a bottle of oil;

Sextant no makers mark, 7" diameter, with Vernier scale, black lacquered frame and Certificate of Examination dated January 1918, cased

A WWII era MKIX BM Bubble sextant, serial number 12625/42, original case.

A mid 20th century ebonised brass Sextant by Kelvin Hughes, housed in original elm case with trade label to the interior and an early 20th century ebonised brass Naval station pointer by Charles Smith and Reddish Ltd in original mahogany case. (2)

Y&nbspMONTBLANC, PATRON OF ARTS, ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT, 4810 A LIMITED EDITION FOUNTAIN PEN, NO. 4245/4810, 2007 Cap and Barrel: Grenadilla wood with silver overlay cap and barrel, stamped Ag 925 with Swiss assay marks and common control marks Nib and Filling System: Medium two tone gold coloured nib engraved with a sextant, stamped 18K and 750, piston filling system, uninked Accessories: Original Alexander Von Humboldt box, Alexander Von Humboldt box International Service Certificate booklet, Alexander Von Humboldt outer card box and white card sleeveA key intellect and thinker of the European Enlightenment, the Prussian academic Alexander Von Humboldt (1760-1859) was an explorer, geographer and naturalist who made expeditions to South America, North America & Russia in the early 19th century. He recorded the flora and fauna, as well as studying populations and the effects of human activity on the natural environment. Humboldt brought his lifelong scientific research together in the multi volume work 'Kosmos', which was published between 1845 and 1862.Provenance: A Single Owner Collection of Fine and Limited Edition Montblanc Pens and Accessories Condition Report: As new, uninked and unused. packaging almost mint.Condition Report Disclaimer

Y&nbspMONTBLANC, PATRON OF ARTS, ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT, 888 A LIMITED EDITION FOUNTAIN PEN, NO 76/888, 2007 Cap and Barrel: The cap and barrel of black onyx with inlaid yellow gold panels, with a mother of pearl Montblanc rounded star in the cap, stamped with 750 with Swiss assay marks and common control mark Nib and Filling System: Medium yellow gold coloured nib, stamped 18K and 750 and engraved with sextant, piston filling system, uninked Accessories: Original blue lacquer Alexander Von Humboldt 888 lacquer box, Alexander Von Humboldt International Service Certificate, Alexander Von Humboldt 888 outer card box and white card outer boxA key intellect and thinker of the European Enlightenment, the Prussian academic Alexander Von Humboldt (1760-1859) was an explorer, geographer and naturalist who made expeditions to South America, North America & Russia in the early 19th century. He recorded the flora and fauna, as well as studying populations and the effects of human activity on the natural environment. Humboldt brought his lifelong scientific research together in the multi volume work 'Kosmos', which was published between 1845 and 1862.Provenance: A Single Owner Collection of Fine and Limited Edition Montblanc Pens and Accessories Condition Report: As new, uninked and unused. Packaging almost mint.Condition Report Disclaimer

SEWILL OF LIVERPOOL, BRASS MARINE SEXTANT, LATE 19TH CENTURY stamped maker's mark ...MAKER TO THE ROYAL NAVY... to arc, housed in a fitted mahogany casecase 25.5cm wide

A mini sextant in hard wood case

Heath & Co Ltd Crayford, London sextant, Class A, No.8106, 7" radius with shades and mirrors with a National Physical Laboratory certificate of examination dated July 1908, in brass-bound mahogany case 

showing two officers on board ship, one holding a sextant, the other a log; below are five gentlemen, including one with a telescope, one with a bag of money (inscribed £40,000) and one with a bunch of keys, ink heightened with gilding 44x 54 cm. Provenance: By tradition within the Cunard family, the group commemorates the first Transatlantic crossing by Samuel Cunard and Company's vessel in 1839. *CR Some surface discoloration and staining and small damages.

5 Teile nautisches Zubehör: 2 Dosensextanten, Nivellier, kleiner Sextant und Peilkompass. Messing. Teils l. besch. England, 20. Jh. H. bzw. D. ca. 7,5 bis 12 cm.

19th century sextant By W Endersbee St. Catherine's London [33.5cm]

A cased sextant, a balance with mahogany drawer base, weights, a students brass lamp and a magnifying glass set in a box over an image of a human skeleton

A Second War era Naval/Kriegsmarine sextant by J Durkin, Docks, Middlesbrough in fitted case with accessories, requisitioned by the German Navy in 1938 with a cut-out order for the German Sea Watch out of Hamburg in fitted mahogany case

Sextant "Oertling in Berlin", Nr. 860. Messing, teils geschwärzt. Holzgriff. Gebrauchsspuren. Um 1900. Ca. 22x 26 cm. Mit Zubehör in originalem Holzkasten (abschließbar, Schlüssel vorhanden).

A brass sextant (needs attention) in teak box

A brass sextant in hardwood case

Sextant, H Hughes & Son Limited, cased, with certificate from Lilley & Reynolds Ltd.

Victorian sextant, Henry Hughes & Son, 59 Fenchurch Street, London.

A cased antique celestial navigational brass sextant, stamped for makers J Cunningham Flinn of Belfast. Housed in wooden felt lined carry case.

Vintage Japanese Navy Sextant, Tamaya & Co Ltd of Tokyo No.5169, comes with a spare sighting scope

VINTAGE SEXTANT AND HANDBOOK, wooden and brass sextant and handbook second edition by Bruce Bauer, (Condition Report: condition is ok has age related marks and dusty sd, the book is in good condition, no rips or tears etc.)

Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd., York, grey finish theodolite No.V012180, H.30cm; W Ottway & Co. Ltd., Ealing, London, No.21 theodolite, L.26cm, and a Troughton & Simms, London, box sextant, Dia.7cm. (3)

A French Provincial Silver Soup-Ladle, Maker's Mark JC, a Sextant Between, Castres, 1819-1838 Fiddle pattern, the back of the handle engraved with initials, with round bowl35.5cm long, 7oz 6dwt, 228grMarked on back of handle. There is some minor wear to the marks but each is legible. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some minor pitting in the bowl.

4 Vermessungsinstrumente1) Niederländischer Sextant von Observator, um 1910. Nr. 179, signiert: "N.V. Observator, Rotterdam", Messing, Silberskalen, 3 Filter, Ableselupe, 1 Teleskop, in Kasten. - 2) Nivelliergerät, unbezeichnet, Messing, 1 Stablibelle, Länge 24 cm, Fokussierung defekt. - 3) Runder Sextant, spätes 20. Jh., Messing, Silberskala, gedrechselter Griff, Ø 21 cm. - Und: 4) Sextant, spätes 20. Jh., Messing, Silberskala, 6 Filter, in Kasten. Start Price: EUR 180 Zustand: (3/-)4 Surveying Instruments1) Dutch sextant by Observator, c. 1910, no. 179, engraved: "N.V. Observator, Rotterdam", brass, silver scales, 3 filters, magnifying glass, 1 telescope, in case. - 2) Leveling instrument, unmarked, brass, 1 rod vial, length 9 ½ in., focussing defective. - 3) Round sextant, late 20th century, brass, silver scale, turned handle, Ø 8 ¼ in. - And: 4) Sextant, late 20th century, brass, silver scale, 6 filters, in box. Start Price: EUR 180 Condition: (3/-)

Matthew Berge, London - Rare George III brass miniature sextant, circa 1810, signed 'M. Berge London' in cursive script, the limb reading from 0 to 130 degrees, with turned ivory folding handle, 8.5cm wide and deepSold with APHA permit: UPJ36X5C For over thirty years, Matthew Berge was first apprentice, employee and latterly Foreman to the noted scientific instrument maker Jesse Ramsden, at 199 Piccadilly, London. Following Ramsden's death in 1800, Berge was executor to his Will, completed all the major unfinished instrument commissions, repaid the debts accrued by Ramsden, and continued trading at the premises until his death in 1819.

A cased sextant, Hukin Heath & Company "The Hezzanith Instrument Works" 1968, together with a navigation rule and star identifier.

A brass sextant with optical telescope, filters and wooden handle, marked W.H. Cowley, Milford Haven. Width 24cm

Hughes & Son Ltd, London Admiralty issued brass sextant 'PATT 491', in mahogany case.

A mixed lot, to include: false teeth; lighters; brass sextant etc.

A mini sextant in hard wood case

A brass Sextant

A reproduction brass compass, and a brass sextant marked Sestrel London number 6688. (2)

A brass sextant, with six view finders, unmarked, 16cm wide, 9cm high.

A reproduction brass sextant, a reproduction brass dumpy level, compass, brass anchor, two miniature miner's lamps and a pewter pot inscribed 'Putney & Barnes' (7).

A 'Grand Tour' dark patinated spelter library desk model, of Discobolus, after the antique, onyx base, 11cm high, 20th century; an alabaster rectangular box, inlaid in malachite and other coloured stones, 9cm wide;  a reproduction scrimshaw;  A Victorian Style Brass Travelling Sextant,  Smith and Co London;  etc

A mid 20th century sextant by Henry Hughes & Son Ltd., in a fitted mahogany case, with detailed labels to the inside of the lid. Condition - good. Appears to be generally good condition, no cracks or chips. One of the lenses appears to have a piece of glass missing.All of the pieces move freely.The case is tatty.