A brass 3inch refracting telescope and stand by Aitchison, London
lot 560 (The Fine Sale - to include the principal contents of Southwick Hall, 4th Dec, 2025)
circa 1900, with two eyepieces, the 95cm lacquered body tube with tripod stand, in fitted box
Sold for £200 More details 4
An Abu Ambassador Deluxe 5000 fishing reel
lot 561 (The Fine Sale - to include the principal contents of Southwick Hall, 4th Dec, 2025)
with black anodized spool, star drag housings and crank, all other parts are gold plated with pseudo onyx handles, no. 5000, in original teak case; ... read more
Estimated at £300 - £600 More details 1
A brass 3-inch refracting telescope, by Newton & Co., 19th century
lot 562 (The Fine Sale - to include the principal contents of Southwick Hall, 4th Dec, 2025)
with tripod table stand, leather covered body tube 103cm, mahogany boxed
Estimated at £300 - £400 More details 3
A Dent inclined plane clock, circa 1973
lot 563 (The Fine Sale - to include the principal contents of Southwick Hall, 4th Dec, 2025)
the drum case rolling on a leather-covered slope with days of the week marked to the front, the case reverse engraved 'Dent for Eustace Hope 1973' ... read more
Sold for £1,800 More details 10
A brass oversized pocket watch by Godchaux, 20th century
lot 564 (The Fine Sale - to include the principal contents of Southwick Hall, 4th Dec, 2025)
Suspended from a crescent moon, on a green stone base decorated with a ships compass and an anchor 24 x 19 x 12cm
Sold for £600 More details 10
A brass marine-type stick barometer, 20th century
lot 565 (The Fine Sale - to include the principal contents of Southwick Hall, 4th Dec, 2025)
with silvered register marked 'London', suspension ring above 93cm
Sold for £80 More details 1
A circular lacquered brass timepiece with aneroid barometer, 19th century
lot 566 (The Fine Sale - to include the principal contents of Southwick Hall, 4th Dec, 2025)
circular case with suspension ring, white dials, in contemporary outer travel case 20.5cm high cased
Sold for £700 More details 10
An oak cased barograph by Chadburns Ltd, Liverpool, early 20th century
lot 567 (The Fine Sale - to include the principal contents of Southwick Hall, 4th Dec, 2025)
the gilt metal-framed mechanism enclosed in a bevelled glazed case 22 x 37 x 22cm
Sold for £280 More details 6
A French Industrial Series lighthouse clock automaton, late 19th century
lot 568 (The Fine Sale - to include the principal contents of Southwick Hall, 4th Dec, 2025)
apparently unsigned, but probably by André Romain Guilmet, model number 81, retailer signed circular 4cm dial, Roman numerals and blued hands, fitted ... read more
Sold for £1,900 More details 10
A Nautical themed desk clock, with compass, sundial and thermometer, early 20th century
lot 569 (The Fine Sale - to include the principal contents of Southwick Hall, 4th Dec, 2025)
the silvered and gilt metal central drum case with fixed handle above, flanked by a wheel-fronted binnacle with compass to one side, sundial with ... read more
Sold for £700 More details 11