A set of three bronze wall lights, modern
lot 679 (The Fine Sale, 26th Mar, 2026)
each with single sconce to a circular wall plate, together with cream linen shades 27 x 12 x 14.5cm (excluding shades)
Estimated at £300 - £500 More details 12
A Mohtasham Kashan carpet, circa 1930
lot 680 (The Fine Sale, 26th Mar, 2026)
with an intricate field of alternating indigo and ivory medallions on a pale madder ground 518 x 366cm
Sold for £1,700 More details 4
A French brass fire curb with cherub mounted chenets, 19th century
lot 681 (The Fine Sale, 26th Mar, 2026)
of moulded serpentine outline, the chenets in the Rococo style 240cm wide overall
Estimated at £300 - £500 More details 3
A universal equinoctial dial by Elliott & Sons, London, early 20th century
lot 682 (The Fine Sale, 26th Mar, 2026)
silvered hour ring and latitude arc, 2 bubble levels within the compass base, folding brass gnomon and 3 levelling screws, mahogany boxed with paper ... read more
Sold for £360 More details 8
A marine chronometer by Daniels Liverpool, 19th century
lot 683 (The Fine Sale, 26th Mar, 2026)
no. 7/201, in brass banded and hinged rosewood case, the 4inch silvered dial with state of wind and seconds subsidiaries, the movement within a bowl ... read more
Sold for £1,300 More details 14
A mahogany barograph by J. Hicks, London
lot 684 (The Fine Sale, 26th Mar, 2026)
early 20th century, with typical glazed cover and a drawer to the base 22 x 38cm
Sold for £260 More details 8
A brass marine barometer by Keith Davis, Maidstone, 20th century
lot 685 (The Fine Sale, 26th Mar, 2026)
numbered 002, the lacquered tubular case with silvered register and vernier adjustment wheel, signed to the base 106cm
Sold for £160 More details 4
A lacquered brass binocular microscope by Baker, High Holborn, London
lot 687 (The Fine Sale, 26th Mar, 2026)
late 19th century, with rack and pinion focus, mechanical stage with fine adjustment, plano concave mirror, signed to the flat Y-shape foot, various ... read more
Sold for £150 More details 2
A small brass folding field microscope by G C Dixey, London, 19th century
lot 688 (The Fine Sale, 26th Mar, 2026)
signed to the main limb, lacking lenses, in plush tray within its mahogany box 13.5cm wide
Estimated at £200 - £300 More details 9
A lacquered brass microscope by E. Leitz Wetzlar, circa 1900
lot 689 (The Fine Sale, 26th Mar, 2026)
no.22128, with three eyepieces and three objective lenses, later nosepiece, fine adjustment, in a fitted mahogany case with handle case height 35cm
Sold for £120 More details 4