19th c. English brass scale with weights

19th c. English brass scale with weights 20 1/2" tall x 20" base.

English brass balance scales, W & T Avery, Birmingham, late 19th c., baluster-form standard, balance beam supporting two pans, on a mahogany base, crown VR (Victoria Regina) verification mark, accompa

English mahogany and brass mineral scale, early 19th c., with weights; together with a surveyor's transit level. Scale: 17.5"h / Level: 11"l

A 19th C English one arm hanging scale with moveable weight and candlestick, stood upon a wood carved base. H. of scale: 57cm (22 1/2in)

English countertop brass balance scales, W & T Avery Limited, Birmingham, 19th c., balance beam supporting two pans, rising on wood base, accompanied by graduated weights, approx 28"h, 24"w, 12.5"d, 2

English countertop brass balance scales, W & T Avery Limited, Birmingham, 19th c., balance beam supporting two varied pans, rising on wood base, accompanied by graduated weights, approx 27"h, 19 7/8"w

(lot of 3) English brass and cast iron balance scales, late 19th c., including: (2) Librasco, (1) W & T Avery, Birmingham, accompanied by thirteen assorted weights, largest scale: approx 6.5"h, 12.75"

S. Mordan & Co. London. Inland letter post brass & oak scale, incised decoration and dated 1875 with assorted weights; a larger French red-painted cast iron and brass adjustable weighing scale with pi

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe or North America, ca. 19th century CE. A brass weight used with balance scale sets. This heavy piece was probably commercially used rather than domestic ��

19th c. English Brass Quintant Sextant, with scale to 155-degrees, engraved "Spencer Browning & Co., London" on the arc, in a dovetailed fitted mahogany case with sighting tools, case: 5" high, 10" x

A 19th Century English Brass Beam Scale. With weights and original wooden case.

Early 19th century, circa 1830-40's English. A heavy weight solid brass fireplace trivet or "iron footman" would have sat on a hearth to hold a teakettle or jam pot to simmer in the fire. Measuring ap

A 19th Century English Brass and Wood Postal Scale. With assorted other weights 16" x 8"

Decorative brass & iron scale, having a porcelain plate stamped "Avery's"; scale is stamped class "C" and 70-100 lbs. [35" H; Porcelain plate: 11" Diam.]. In good original condition.

19th century English jockey scale in bronze with walnut seat and cast iron weights. Four bronze legs support the mechanism which is signed W & T AVERY Ltd BIRMINGHAM. 99"h x 77"w

19th c. English mahogany case tall case clock. Brass works. Retains (2) weights and pendulum. 88" Ht. to top of finial. Pendulum embossed "DON COSSACK".

English brass balance scales, De Grave, Short, Fanner & Company, mid 19th c., balance beam supporting two pans, lever raises and lowers the arm, approx 20"h, 18"w, 10.75"d, 6.5lbs Start Price: $100.00

Northwestern Europe, England, ca. mid-18th to early 19th century CE. A superb brass pocket scale for weighing sovereign coins in order to detect counterfeits, with the original cardstock case! This to

* An English Brass Postal Scale and Weights s. mordan & co., london, 19th century one pan listing postal rates throughout British territories, attached to a wood base with 5 weights. Width of base 12

(lot) English postal scale and weights, early 20th c., rising on shaped oak base, accompanied by seven graduated weights, largest: 1lb, smallest: 0.25oz, approx 4.5"h, 12.5"w, 7"d, 4lbs total Start Pr

English brass balance scales, Librasco, early 20th c., baluster-form standard, balance beam supporting two pans, on a wood base, accompanied by seven assorted weights, overall: approx 20"h, 18"w, 10"d

English countertop brass balance scales, W & T Avery, Birmingham, 19th c., baluster-form standard, balance beam supporting two pans, on wood base, bearing maker's mark, approx 23"h, 19.75"w, 10.5"d, 1

Rare Late 19th c. Wood and Brass Scale, also functioned as a cane, probably used by a merchant, with incised weight delineations on the wooden shaft, the counterweight is slid along the shaft to deter

(24) English 19th century brass bell weights. Ranges from 2 ounces to 7 lbs. All but a few are brass. Dimensions: (Largest) H 7.5" x Dia. 4" Condition: Some tarnish.