19TH C. SHIP'S BINNACLE, LACKING COMPASS

Mahogany Base Binnacle with brass cowling and base plate, red and green painted magnetic iron spheres on brass brackets, missing oil lamp burner, 48" x 19" x 26". Good condition.

French gilt brass and patinated steel novelty 'quarterdeck' mantle clock, late 19th century, the case modeled as the stern of a ship with binnacle compass before a figure cast as a sailor at the helm,

19th C. Ship's Compass in Case. Commensurate with age and use. Size: 5 3/4 x 5 3/4 x 3 3/4 in.

Northwestern Europe, Gosport, England, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE; United States, Boston, Massachusetts, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. An ingenious tool for nautical navigation! This ensem

A copper cased ships compass by C. Plath with a binnacle. Measures 10" x 10"

Ship's binnacle, wood and brass, 58" H x 31" W. Lacking compass. Provenance: Collection of Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, Yarmouthport, Massachusetts.

INDIANA, CIRCA 1940 A World War II United States Navy brass ship's binnacle and compass manufactured by C.G. Conn of Elkhart, Indiana. The binnacle retains its original manufacturers tag marked "U.S N

Scottish ship's binnacle, wood and brass, marked "Whyte & Co. Glasgow", 51" H x 27" W. Lacking compass. Provenance: Collection of Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, Yarmouthport, Massachusetts.

ESSEX; COMPASS WORKS BY J GARRAIO, LISBON; 56" TALL

Antique 19th C Watch Fob Chain w Nautical Compass. Ship wheel motif compass charm / pendant. Measures 13 inches in length.

Antique M.C. Co. Polaris ship compass in mahogany wood box c. late 19th/early 20th c. Measures about 6 x 6 x 4 inches.

American Brass Ship's Binnacle, C. 1890, H 8", W 8", L 9" | the Brass Case Has a Beveled Glass Window, Revealing a Compass. Circa 1890.Property of a Bloomfield Hills Discriminating Private Collector.

19th Century Antique Brass Naval Compass Binnacle, Antique Ship Navigation Instrument, , floating GImballed compass, a pivoted support that allows for rotation around a single axis to weather the cond

19th century antique brass naval compass binnacle. Floating gimballed compass is mounted on a pivoted support that allows for rotation around a single axis, to weather the conditions of the sea, and e

Ship's binnacle, wood and brass, 53" H x 31" W. Lacking viewing glass and compass. Provenance: Collection of Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, Yarmouthport, Massachusetts.

Late 19th or early 20th century, with a wooden case and brass lamp marked for George A. Barker. Dimensions:10" x 8" and 10" tall.

Carved & Painted Wood Ships Figurehead of a Maiden, lacking arms, 19th c, 54"h x 27", wear to paint, some splits

American Mahogany Inlaid Calendar Tall Case Clock, 19th Century, with moon phase, homestead and clipper ship dial; Roman numeral painted face, 31 day calendar, seconds sweep hand lacking, old label on

Paint-Decorated Ship Captain's Chest of Drawers , 19th c., "Captain E. Forde, U.S.S. Ohio", dated on front 1870, two short drawers over three long drawers, decorated with central compass flanked by Am

An assembled group of mainly brass nautical accessories, including pair of brass ship lamps with curved backs, 19th century, 9.5”h; compass binnacle; lantern and gimble mounts. Provenance: Estat

American School 19th century Two Works of Navigational Spiritual Guidance: A Nautical Cut-Work Picture and A Moral Compass for Seaman The Nautical cut-work picture with central depiction of a ship in

NEGUS YACHT BINNACLE ON STANDNew York, Late 19th Century/Early 20th CenturyMarked "Negus New York.". Hexagonal hood. Compass on gimbal. Molded stand with spiraling vine design.Height 31.75". Provenanc

late 19th century; wood case with brass visor and glass window, housing a John Liley & Gillie compass, electrified, also with twin oil lamps, 59 in. H.

A Danish bronze ship’s gimbaled compass, Iver C. Weilbach & Co., early 20th century, raised on a Neoclassical style brass binnacle and hexagonal oak plinth, greatest 36.5”h. Provenance: Estate