Browse Listings in Globes, Instruments, Games & Fans > Compasses / Sandglasses
Nocturlabe in boxwood and brass.
1700 ANONYMOUS - Nocturlabe in boxwood and brass.
Date: England, ca. 1700
Wooden Nocturnal in boxwood and brass.
1701 COOPER, Th. - Wooden Nocturnal in boxwood and brass.
Date: England, Thomas Cooper, dated 1701
A ship's hour glass.
1750 ANONYMOUS - A ship's hour glass.
Date: Germany, ca. 1750
A ship's hour glass.
1750 ANONYMOUS - A ship's hour glass.
Date: The Netherlands, Germany, ca. 1750
Steel compass with a gilded radiating pattern.
1760 ANONYMOUS - Steel compass with a gilded radiating pattern.
Date: ca. 1760
Inverted nautical Compass, called "mouchard" (~ "spy")
1780 VAN WESTENHOUT, A. - Inverted nautical Compass, called "mouchard" (~ "spy")
Date: Amsterdam, ca. 1780
Mariner’s compass
1785 MANN - Mariner’s compass
Date: Liverpool, ca. 1785
A ship's hour glass
1790 The Low Countries - A ship's hour glass
Date: ca. 1790
Early 19th century magnetic dry card compass with wooden bowl,
1800 ANONYMOUS - Early 19th century magnetic dry card compass with wooden bowl,
Date: ca. 1800
Compass.
1875 KLOOS, F.J. - Compass.
Date: Rotterdam, 1850-1875
