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1
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A 10in(25.5cm)radius Ebony Octant,
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£540
€630
US$ 815
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2
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A 6.5in(16.5cm)radius tri circle frame sextant, 11x10.5x6in (28x27x15cm)
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£480
€560
US$ 724
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3
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A fine 7in (18cm) radius brass sextant, English, mid 19th century,
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£420
€490
US$ 634
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5
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A 6.5in(17cm) radius micrometer sextant, 11x10.5x6in (28x27x15cm)
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£336
€392
US$ 507
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6
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An late 18th century 16in (41cm) radius Rosewood frame Octant.
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£1,320
€1,540
US$ 1,993
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7
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A pair of presentation Binoculars,
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£240
€280
US$ 362
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8
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A Ship's Bell, HM MTB 790 9in (23cm) diam.
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£192
€224
US$ 289
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9
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A Russian Ship's Bell, Cape Grozny, 1976 12in (31cm) diam.
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£240
€280
US$ 362
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10
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A Royal Navy ship's bell, HMS Desford 1954. 6.7in(17cm)diam.
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£312
€364
US$ 471
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12
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A ship's wheel from the SS Tamaroa 37in (94cm) diam.
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£360
€420
US$ 543
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13
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A 19th century Naval Cadet's sea chest, used at Jutland. 42x25x26.5in (107x64x68cm)
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£2,160
€2,520
US$ 3,261
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14
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A six bolt Diver's Helmet, 14x15x19in (36x38x48cm)
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£2,640
€3,080
US$ 3,986
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15
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A 19th century carved small boat tiller bar, 24in(61cm)long.
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£3,120
€3,640
US$ 4,710
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16
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An early 19th century carved small boat tiller bar, 22in(56cm)long.
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£1,680
€1,960
US$ 2,536
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19
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A mid 19th century mahogany cased sailor's shell work valentine
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£624
€728
US$ 942
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20
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A mid 19th century mahogany cased sailor's shell work valentine
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£480
€560
US$ 724
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21
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A double sailor's shell valentine. 8.5x8.5x2.5in (21x21x6.5cm) closed
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£744
€868
US$ 1,123
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24
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A bronze model of Nelson's Column. 43in (109cm) high
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£5,520
€6,441
US$ 8,334
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25
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A cowrie shell cameo, signed C. Wood, depicting the SS Leviathan ( SS Great Eastern) 4in (10cm) long
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£336
€392
US$ 507
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27
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A manuscript hand coloured plan, Crimea Beach 1854 2
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£696
€812
US$ 1,050
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28
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Captain Frederick Marryat RN (1792-1848) A Code of Signals, 9.5x6in (24x15cm)
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£660
€770
US$ 996
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29
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A cased International Code of Signals training set, 13x12x2.5in (33x30x6cm)
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£720
€840
US$ 1,087
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30
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Night Order Book, HMS Sybille, January-July 1818. 9
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£936
€1,092
US$ 1,413
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31
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RMS Carpathia a bronze commemorative medal & original box. 1.4in (3.5cm) diam.
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£6,000
€7,001
US$ 9,059
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32
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Francis Godolphin Osborne Stuart (British, 1843-1923) RMS Titanic at Southampton, original sepia tone photograph, neg.no. 11091. Sub-titled "Foundered in Mid-Atlantic by collision with an iceberg April 15th 1912, Stuart Copyright", mounted on pasteboard. 8.3x10.6in (21x27cm)
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£360
€420
US$ 543
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33
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A Mariners Certificate of Discharge book, James Easson, with signature of Captain Edward Smith,
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£1,200
€1,400
US$ 1,811
|
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38
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A pair of French Prisoner of War bone gaming caskets, 9x4.5x2.5in (23x11.5x6.5cm) each 2
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£900
€1,050
US$ 1,358
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39
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A Whalebone and ivory walking stick, 34.5in (88cm) long
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£1,176
€1,372
US$ 1,775
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40
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A pair of small 19th century decorated whale's teeth, 4in (10cm) long, each. 2
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£360
€420
US$ 543
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43
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A scrimshaw decorated oval pan bone. 6x4.5in (15x11.5cm)
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£300
€350
US$ 452
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45
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A large and well scrimshawed whaling scene panbone, mid 19th century, 8.5x14.5in (21.5x37cm)
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£7,200
€8,401
US$ 10,871
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47
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A scrimshawed whale's tooth, mid 19th century, 5.5in (14cm) long
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£420
€490
US$ 634
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48
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A 19th century decorated whale's tooth, 7in (18cm) long
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£480
€560
US$ 724
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49
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A pair of early 20thC carved whales teeth, Scottish. 5in (13cm) high each 2
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£720
€840
US$ 1,087
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50
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A 19thC decorated whale's tooth, 4.8in (12cm) long
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£240
€280
US$ 362
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51
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A finely scrimshawed and polychromed whale's tooth, dated 1835, 8in (20cm) long.
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£6,000
€7,001
US$ 9,059
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52
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A scrimshawed whale's tooth, 6in (15cm) high.
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£480
€560
US$ 724
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53
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A decorated whale's tooth, 6.5in (16.5cm) long
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£24
€28
US$ 36
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54
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An early 20th century carved whale's tooth, 6in (15cm) long
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£24
€28
US$ 36
|
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56
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A scrimshawed whale's tooth snuff mull, circa 1880, 6in (15cm) high.
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£480
€560
US$ 724
|
|
57
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A pair of early 20th century carved whale's teeth, each 7in (18cm) high 2
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£720
€840
US$ 1,087
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60
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A whalebone busk scrimshawed with whaling scene, mid 19th century, 13.5in (34cm) long.
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£1,320
€1,540
US$ 1,993
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|
61
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A scrimshawed whalebone stay busk, 19th century. 15in (38cm) long.
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£1,200
€1,400
US$ 1,811
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|
62
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A scrimshawed and polychromed whalebone stay busk, circa 1830. 14in (36cm) long
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£240
€280
US$ 362
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63
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A finely scrimshawed whale's tooth, circa 1830, 5.75in (14.5cm) long
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£2,400
€2,800
US$ 3,623
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66
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A collection of bone and ivory scrimshaw, 7
|
£336
€392
US$ 507
|
|
67
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A large scrimshawed whale's tooth, mid 19th century, 8.5in (22cm) long
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£3,120
€3,640
US$ 4,710
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71
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A balleen stay busk, 14in (36cm) long
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£336
€392
US$ 507
|
|
72
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An early 20th century carved whales tooth, 4.5in (11.5cm) high
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£192
€224
US$ 289
|
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73
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A large whale's tooth scrimshawed with whaling scene, mid 19th century, 8.5in (22cm) long
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£3,120
€3,640
US$ 4,710
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|
80
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A large scrimshawed whale's tooth, 19th century, 8.5in (25cm) long
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£720
€840
US$ 1,087
|
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85
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A scrimshawed whale's tooth, 6.5in (16.5cm) long
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£1,080
€1,260
US$ 1,630
|
|
86
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A scrimshawed whale's tooth, 19th century, 4.75in (12cm) long
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£960
€1,120
US$ 1,449
|
|
88
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A collection of whalebone implements, 11
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£324
€378
US$ 489
|
|
90
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A small seam rubber, 4.25in (11cm) long
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£36
€42
US$ 54
|
|
91
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A whalebone and tortoiseshell seam rubber, 19th century, 4.5in (11.5cm) long.
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£600
€700
US$ 905
|
|
92
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92A whalebone seam rubber, 19th century, 4.5in (11.5cm) long
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£1,080
€1,260
US$ 1,630
|
|
93
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A whalebone seam rubber, early 19th century, 5.25in (13.5cm) long.
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£744
€868
US$ 1,123
|
|
95
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A well scrimshawed whalebone seam rubber, early 19th century, 5.75in (13.5cm) long.
|
£960
€1,120
US$ 1,449
|
|
96
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A whalebone fid, dated 1937, 11in (28cm) long
|
£624
€728
US$ 942
|
|
100
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A pair of scrimshawed whale's teeth, mid 19th century, 5in (13cm) high, weight 750 gms 2
|
£2,040
€2,380
US$ 3,080
|
|
101
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A collection of five whale's teeth egg cups. 2in (5cm) high each 5
|
£108
€126
US$ 163
|
|
102
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A large scrimshawed whale's tooth, 7.5in (19cm) long
|
£480
€560
US$ 724
|
|
103
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A whalebone sailmaker's seam rubber, 2
|
£480
€560
US$ 724
|
|
109
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109A Prisoner of War miniature Domino set, 2x1.5x2in (5x4x5cm)
|
£60
€70
US$ 90
|
|
111
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A scrimshawed whale's tooth, 6.3in(16cm)long.
|
£780
€910
US$ 1,177
|
|
115
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A collection of Inuit bone Harpoon heads, Between 7-14in (18-36cm) long 3
|
£240
€280
US$ 362
|
|
116
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An iron harpoon head, 18in (46cm) long
|
£72
€84
US$ 108
|
|
118
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A collection of four whale Flensing knives, 19th Century Between 10-12in (25-31cm) long 4
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£600
€700
US$ 905
|
|
120
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A collection of whaling and other items, 7
|
£60
€70
US$ 90
|
|
124
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A stout mariner's penknife, 5in (13cm) long
|
£204
€238
US$ 308
|
|
126
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An extremely large scrimshawed and polychromed panbone of the whaler Argus, mid 19th century, 9.25x17in (23.5x43cm)
|
£8,400
€9,802
US$ 12,683
|
|
127
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A massive scrimshawed whale's tooth, mid 19th century, 7.5in (19cm) long.
|
£4,800
€5,601
US$ 7,247
|
|
128
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A partially polychromed and scrimshawed whale's tooth, mid 19th century, 8in (20cm) long.
|
£7,440
€8,681
US$ 11,233
|
|
129
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A mirror backed Builder's half model of the SS Yoseric 1908. 61x8x13.5in (155x20x34cm)
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£4,800
€5,601
US$ 7,247
|
|
130
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A mirror backed Builder's half model, SS Leonatus 1903. 81x9.5x20in (206x24x51cm) case
|
£3,240
€3,780
US$ 4,892
|
|
131
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A Builder's half model of the Steam Trawler Vale of Leven 36x8.5x4in (91x22x10cm)
|
£3,120
€3,640
US$ 4,710
|
|
132
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A gaff rigged straight line pond yacht. 52x5.5x62in (132x14x158cm)
|
£360
€420
US$ 543
|
|
133
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A contemporary model of a pair oar racing shell. 35in (89cm) long
|
£168
€196
US$ 253
|
|
134
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A static concept model of the yacht Rose of Porthleven 1932, 36x8x40in (92x20x102cm)
|
£1,320
€1,540
US$ 1,993
|
|
135
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An early schooner rigged pond yacht hull. 43.5x11x10in (110x28x25cm)
|
£336
€392
US$ 507
|
|
136
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Alan Verner (Sam) Smith (British 1908-1983) 9in(23cm)long.
|
£540
€630
US$ 815
|
|
137
|
An early schooner rigged pond yacht hull 43.5x11.5x10.5in (110x29x27cm)
|
£900
€1,050
US$ 1,358
|
|
139
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A diorama waterline model of the Barque Lizzie.
|
£900
€1,050
US$ 1,358
|
|
140
|
A waterline diorama model of the three masted ship Rosina 30.5x21x6.5in (77x53x16.5cm)
|
£336
€392
US$ 507
|
|
141
|
A large contemporary model of HMS Vengeance, 1824 91.5x31x85.7in (233x79x218cm) Model 72x22x54in (183x56x137cm)
|
£3,600
€4,200
US$ 5,435
|
|
142
|
A model of a Dutch Cromster merchant sloop. 35x15x34.5in (89x38x88cm)
|
£300
€350
US$ 452
|
|
143
|
A diorama waterline model of a four masted Barque. 17.5x28x4in (44x71x10cm)
|
£240
€280
US$ 362
|
|
144
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A model of the Arctic yacht Kara 1882. 32x25x11in (82x63x28cm)
|
£1,320
€1,540
US$ 1,993
|
|
145
|
A model of the Thames Barge Pandora of Maldon. 40x11x32in (102x28x81cm)
|
£600
€700
US$ 905
|
|
146
|
A contemporary model of the 24 gun Corvette HMS Astrea 60x22x54in (153x56x137cm)
|
£300
€350
US$ 452
|
|
147
|
A sailor's model of the Blue Funnel cargo passenger liner SS Hector 1924 37.5x10.3x15.5in (94x26x39cm)
|
£3,480
€4,060
US$ 5,254
|
|
148
|
A good model of the three mast Barque Success of London. 33x13x42in (84x33x107cm)
|
£900
€1,050
US$ 1,358
|
|
149
|
A 19th century model of a 10 gun sloop. 23x4x7in (58.5x10x18cm)
|
£432
€504
US$ 652
|
|
152
|
A generic cased Builder's model for the SS Towergate & Aldersgate 1906. 58x16x19in (147.5x41x48cm) case
|
£10,800
€12,602
US$ 16,306
|
|
153
|
A builders' model of the Turret Deck steamship Elaine 50.5x11.5x17in (128x29x43cm)
|
£12,000
€14,003
US$ 18,118
|
|
154
|
A Fine Builder's model of a steam Bucket Dredger. 56.5x19x25in (144x48x64cm)
|
£11,760
€13,723
US$ 17,756
|
|
155
|
A builder's model of the Bank Line ship MV Eastbank, 1947 16x20x75in (40x50x190cm)
|
£13,200
€15,403
US$ 19,930
|
|
156
|
William Markham (British, 1796-1852) The legendary schooner yacht America off the Isle of Wight, with a large three-decker moored inshore beyond
|
£264
€308
US$ 398
|
|
157
|
Tommaso de Simone (Italian, 19th Century) H.M.S. Hercules 12x18in (31x46cm)
|
£540
€630
US$ 815
|
|
158
|
Mark Richard Myers (American, born 1945) The topsail schooner Norseman of Barnstaple drifting in light winds under full sail
|
£600
€700
US$ 905
|
|
159
|
Italian School, 20th Century The Schooner Elizabeth Eleanor 16x23in (41x58.5cm)
|
£1,440
€1,680
US$ 2,174
|
|
160
|
19th Century English School The Barque Beulah under full sail
|
£1,320
€1,540
US$ 1,993
|
|
161
|
Anglo-Chinese School, 19th century An American clipper ship off Hong Kong
|
£3,600
€4,200
US$ 5,435
|
|
162
|
William Howard Yorke (American, 1847-1921) The barque Wacissa in full sail and calling for a pilot off the coast, with the pilot cutter approaching off her starboard bow
|
£3,000
€3,500
US$ 4,529
|
|
164
|
Arthur Joseph Meadows (British, 1843-1907)
|
£3,360
€3,920
US$ 5,073
|
|
165
|
William Adolphus Knell (British, 1802-1875) 'The dawn - squall clearing'
|
£1,680
€1,960
US$ 2,536
|
|
166
|
Johannes Hermanus Koekkoek (Dutch, 1778-1851) Middelburg
|
£3,600
€4,200
US$ 5,435
|
|
169
|
Martyn Richardson Mackrill (British, born 1962) Tugs on the Thames
|
£960
€1,120
US$ 1,449
|
|
170
|
Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971) Liverpool waterfront
|
£600
€700
US$ 905
|
|
172
|
William Edward Webb (British, 1862-1903) Inside the old harbour at Peel, Isle of Man
|
£7,200
€8,401
US$ 10,871
|
|
173
|
William Edward Webb (British, 1862-1903) 'Mount Orgueil, Jersey'
|
£2,160
€2,520
US$ 3,261
|
|
174
|
William Edward Webb (British, 1862-1903) Low tide
|
£2,160
€2,520
US$ 3,261
|
|
177
|
Charles Edward Dixon (British, 1872-1934) A stern chase
|
£1,200
€1,400
US$ 1,811
|
|
178
|
Attributed to John Cleveley II (British, 1747-1786) A three-masted naval lugger approaching an English frigate off Gibraltar, with other shipping closer inshore
|
£720
€840
US$ 1,087
|
|
179
|
Frank Henry Mason (British, 1875-1965) 'Outside the Port'; 'Monitor escorted by Motor Launches'
|
£660
€770
US$ 996
|
|
182
|
Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837) Sorting the catch on the foreshore ready for
market
|
£4,800
€5,601
US$ 7,247
|
|
183
|
John James Wilson (British, 1818-1875) 'Near Folkestone'
|
£1,080
€1,260
US$ 1,630
|
|
184
|
Henry King Taylor (British, fl.1857-1869) Pilot cutter no. 3 with a rowing boat coming alongside and a paddlesteamer in the distance
|
£6,000
€7,001
US$ 9,059
|
|
185
|
Henry King Taylor (British, fl.1857-1869) Pilot cutter no. 3 heading back inshore, with a large merchantman hove-to out in the bay
|
£6,000
€7,001
US$ 9,059
|
|
186
|
Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837) Barges moored inshore in a calm, with two naval frigates standing out to sea
|
£4,800
€5,601
US$ 7,247
|
|
187
|
Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837) Landing passengers ashore on a blustery day, with a frigate at anchor beyond
|
£5,400
€6,301
US$ 8,153
|
|
189
|
Nicholas Condy (British, 1799-1857) Sutton Harbour
|
£960
€1,120
US$ 1,449
|
|
191
|
Nicholas Condy (British, 1799-1857) The Hamoaze, Plymouth
|
£1,440
€1,680
US$ 2,174
|
|
192
|
Terrick John Williams, RA (British, 1860-1936) Fishing boats heading for home off the Cornish coast
|
£2,400
€2,800
US$ 3,623
|
|
194
|
Terrick John Williams, RA (British, 1860-1936) Newlyn Harbour
|
£5,400
€6,301
US$ 8,153
|
|
195
|
Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837) Passengers boarding the ferry to cross the Teign
|
£2,160
€2,520
US$ 3,261
|
|
196
|
Timothy Franklin Ross Thompson (British, born 1951) America and her rivals on the Start Line, 22nd August 1851
|
£18,000
€21,004
US$ 27,178
|
|
197
|
Timothy Franklin Ross Thompson (British, born 1951) America crossing the Finish Line into immortality, with Queen Victoria watching from the royal yacht Victoria and Albert (II) astern
|
£18,000
€21,004
US$ 27,178
|
|
201
|
Charles Napier Hemy (British, 1841-1917) 'What the boat brought home from sea'
|
£9,600
€11,202
US$ 14,494
|
|
202
|
Charles Edward Dixon, R.I. (British, 1872-1934) 'Off Cape St. Vincent'
|
£1,200
€1,400
US$ 1,811
|
|
203
|
Frank Watson Wood (British, 1862-1953) St Ives
|
£780
€910
US$ 1,177
|
|
204
|
Charles Napier Hemy (British, 1841-1917) Running up the river on the tide and passing Limehouse, with the famous old Prospect of Whitby off astern
|
£2,880
€3,360
US$ 4,348
|
|
207
|
William Dennis (British, early 19th century) A view of His Majesty's Dockyard at Port Royal, Jamaica, circa 1810
|
£960
€1,120
US$ 1,449
|
|
212
|
Henry Scott (British, 1911-2005) 'Moonglow North Atlantic, American Clipper Ocean Herald'
|
£8,160
€9,522
US$ 12,320
|
|
213
|
Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971) Lower Reaches of the Thames
|
£3,840
€4,481
US$ 5,797
|
|
215
|
Henry Scott (British, 1911-2005) 'New York to 'Frisco, American Clipper Red Cloud at Sunset'
|
£5,400
€6,301
US$ 8,153
|
|
216
|
William Lionel Wyllie (British, 1851-1931) Harvesting the land and the sea; men working on the dunes and in the fishing fleet offshore
|
£1,440
€1,680
US$ 2,174
|
|
217
|
John Russell Chancellor (British, 1925-1984) A deep-laden Thames barge running along the coast
|
£6,960
€8,121
US$ 10,508
|
|
220
|
Philip John Ouless (Jersey, 1817-1885) The renowned Jersey paddle-steamer Wonder off Elizabeth Castle, St. Helier, Jersey
|
£14,400
€16,803
US$ 21,742
|
|
221
|
Lai Fong (Chinese, active 1870-1910) The full-rigged merchantman Loch Long at sea under full sail
|
£2,400
€2,800
US$ 3,623
|
|
222
|
Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837) Landing the catch
|
£2,160
€2,520
US$ 3,261
|
|
223
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Édouard Adam (French, 1847-1929) The auxiliary steamer County of Sutherland at sea under steam and sail
|
£3,600
€4,200
US$ 5,435
|
|
225
|
Francis Holman (British, 1767-1790) The action between the fleets of Rear-Admiral Sir Samuel (later Lord) Hood and the French Comte de Grasse in Frigate Bay, off Basseterre, St Kitts, 26th January 1782
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£57,600
€67,215
US$ 86,969
|
|
226
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Edward Wadsworth (British, 1889-1949) RMS Queen Mary, First Sketch for Painting at the Forward End of the Main Smoke Room 48 x 33.5 cm. (19 x 13 1/4 in.)
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£10,800
€12,602
US$ 16,306
|
|
227
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Nicholas Pocock (British, 1740-1821) The Ranger and her prizes – Cigali, Comte d'Artois, Santa Inez and Cantabre
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£6,600
€7,701
US$ 9,965
|
|
228
|
Nicholas Pocock (British, 1740-1821) 'Hotwells and St. Vincent's Rocks', 'Brandon Hill, Bristol, from the River', 'The Harbour and St. Mary Redcliffe, Bristol', 'Clifton Rocks, Avon Gorge, Bristol', hand-coloured aquatint on laid with margins, 24.8 x 38.8cm. (9 3/4 x 15 1/4ins.) (PL) 4
|
£1,440
€1,680
US$ 2,174
|
|
229
|
Edward William Cooke, RA (British, 1811-1880) A beached fishing vessel unloading its catch
|
£6,240
€7,281
US$ 9,421
|
|
230
|
William Lionel Wyllie (British, 1851-1931) Towards sunset, Boulogne Sands
|
£2,280
€2,660
US$ 3,442
|
|
232
|
John Thomas Serres (1759-1825 London) The Royal Chelsea ferryhouse with the Post Mill at Nine Elms seen to the left
|
£2,160
€2,520
US$ 3,261
|
|
234
|
Charles Martin Powell (British, 1775-1824) Dutch hoys and other traditional craft moored inshore, with a warship standing out to sea
|
£6,000
€7,001
US$ 9,059
|
|
235
|
Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971) Cowes Regatta, Race for the Emperor's Cup, 13 August 1904
|
£1,080
€1,260
US$ 1,630
|
|
236
|
Thomas Bush Hardy (British, 1842-1897) 'The Beach, Gravelines'
|
£1,680
€1,960
US$ 2,536
|
|
237
|
Hubert Anslow Thornley (British, 19th Century) 'A fresh breeze, Dublin Bay'; 'South Wall Light, Dublin' (2)
|
£3,600
€4,200
US$ 5,435
|
|
238
|
William Lionel Wyllie (British, 1851-1931) Ship
|
£2,400
€2,800
US$ 3,623
|
|
240
|
Charles Brooking (British, 1723-1759) Men o'-war off a rocky coastline
|
£10,200
€11,902
US$ 15,400
|
|
243
|
Derek George Montague Gardner (British, 1914-2007) The Shannon and the Chesapeake
|
£21,600
€25,205
US$ 32,613
|
|
244
|
Charles Napier Hemy (British, 1841-1917) 'Landing fish'
|
£7,800
€9,102
US$ 11,777
|
|
245
|
John Steven Dews (British, born 1949) The herring fleet at Clovelly, north Devon
|
£6,240
€7,281
US$ 9,421
|
|
246
|
Montague Dawson (British, 1890-1973) Idle Sails
|
£57,600
€67,215
US$ 86,969
|
|
247
|
John Thomas Serres (1759-1825 London) The entrance to the port of San Sebastian from the North West, the Isla de Santa Clara and Monte Urgull in the distance
|
£8,400
€9,802
US$ 12,683
|
|
249
|
Henry Redmore (British, 1820-1887) Shipping off Speeton Cliffs, Yorkshire
|
£8,160
€9,522
US$ 12,320
|
|
250
|
Antonio Nicolo Gasparo Jacobsen (American, 1850-1921) The British barque Dunearn at sea under full sail and calling for a pilot
|
£10,800
€12,602
US$ 16,306
|
|
251
|
John Ward of Hull (British, 1798-1849) 'Corvette, 28 guns'
|
£5,400
€6,301
US$ 8,153
|
|
252
|
John Ward of Hull (British, 1798-1849) A three-masted merchantman anchored in the Humber, signalling that she is preparing to sail
|
£6,600
€7,701
US$ 9,965
|
|
254
|
Derek George Montague Gardner (British, 1914-2007) 'Indefatigable, 44, with Jason, Concorde and Duke of York (lugger) leaving Falmouth, April, 1795'
|
£12,240
€14,283
US$ 18,481
|
|
255
|
English School, 19th Century A portrait, believed to be Commander Henry Dundas Trotter, R.N., seated and holding a copy of the Nautical Magazine bearing the headline "Capture of Piratical Schooner Panda by H.M.'s Ship Curlew"
|
£840
€980
US$ 1,268
|
|
256
|
Eduardo Federico de Martino (Italian, 1838-1912) The royal yacht Victoria & Albert (III), with King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra aboard, arriving in the Kiel Roads on 25th June 1904 for their State Visit to Germany
|
£5,040
€5,881
US$ 7,609
|
