Nauticalia
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7111 Thames clock Made from spun brass, these popular favourites are good quality, functioning instruments, for mounting direct on your wall/bulkhead or as great-value mounted sets. Outside diameter 4½", depth 1½". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7112 Thames barometer Made from spun brass, these popular favourites are good quality, functioning instruments, for mounting direct on your wall/bulkhead or as great-value mounted sets. Outside diameter 4½", depth 1½". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7116 Thames clock & barometer set
Made from spun brass, these popular favourites are good quality, functioning instruments, for mounting direct on your wall/bulkhead or as great-value mounted sets. Dimensions 12"x6" |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7117 Thames clock/baro/hygro set
Made from spun brass, these popular favourites are good quality, functioning instruments, for mounting direct on your wall/bulkhead or as great-value mounted sets. Dimensions 17"x6" |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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5332 Portsmouth Clock Robust reliable instruments named after the home of Britain’s naval heritage. Brass instruments with chunky cast brass cases. The clock use battery-operated quartz movements. Outside diameter 5", face 3", depth 1.75". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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5333 Portsmouth Barometer Robust reliable instruments named after the home of Britain’s naval heritage. Brass instruments with chunky cast brass cases. The clock use battery-operated quartz movements. Outside diameter 5", face 3", depth 1.75". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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5053 Greenwich Zer0 Clock Classically elegant range mounted in substantial cast brass cases with glass fronts and no externally visible fixings. The front ring unscrews to allow access inside, for adjustment of the movements, battery replacement (clock) and to reach the mounting screws. Outside diameter 4", face 3", depth 1.75". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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5054 Greenwich Zer0 Barometer Classically elegant range mounted in substantial cast brass cases with glass fronts and no externally visible fixings. The front ring unscrews to allow access inside, for adjustment of the movements, battery replacement (clock) and to reach the mounting screws. Outside diameter 4", face 3", depth 1.75". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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5074 Cockpit clock 3½" diameter version of the chunky porthole clocks and barometers that made us famous. They have hefty solid cast brass casings, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass fronts and brass hands with black subsidiary indicators on light cream faces. The movements are good quality – battery-operated quartz for the clocks and silvered aneroid for the barometers. Outside diameter 3½", face diameter 2", depth 1½". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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5075 Cockpit barometer 3½" diameter version of the chunky porthole clocks and barometers that made us famous. They have hefty solid cast brass casings, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass fronts and brass hands with black subsidiary indicators on light cream faces. The movements are good quality – battery-operated quartz for the clocks and silvered aneroid for the barometers. Outside diameter 3½", face diameter 2", depth 1½". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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5076 Cockpit clock & barometer set 3½" diameter version of the chunky porthole clocks and barometers that made us famous. They have hefty solid cast brass casings, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass fronts and brass hands with black subsidiary indicators on light cream faces. The movements are good quality – battery-operated quartz for the clocks and silvered aneroid for the barometers. Cockpit Clock & Barometer set: mounted on mahogany effect board measuring 10×5½". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7102 Cabin clock Our Cabin Porthole Range of Clocks, Barometers and Tide Clocks have hefty solid cast brass casings, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass fronts and brass hands with black subsidiary indicators on light cream faces. The movements are good quality – battery-operated quartz for the clocks and silvered aneroid for the barometers. Outside diameter 5½", face diameter 3", depth 1¾". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7103 Cabin barometer Our Cabin Porthole Range of Clocks, Barometers and Tide Clocks have hefty solid cast brass casings, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass fronts and brass hands with black subsidiary indicators on light cream faces. The movements are good quality – battery-operated quartz for the clocks and silvered aneroid for the barometers. Outside diameter 5½", face diameter 3", depth 1¾". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7104 Cabin tide clock Our Cabin Porthole Range of Clocks, Barometers and Tide Clocks have hefty solid cast brass casings, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass fronts and brass hands with black subsidiary indicators on light cream faces. The movements are good quality – battery-operated quartz for the clocks and silvered aneroid for the barometers. Outside diameter 5½", face diameter 3", depth 1¾". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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5330 Cabin Clock Chrome Our porthole instruments have hefty, solid casings with hinged scuttle clamps and bevelled glass fronts. The movements are good quality battery quartz for the clock: silvered aneroid for the barometer. Outside diameter 5½", face diameter 3", depth 2". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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5331 Cabin Barometer Chrome Our porthole instruments have hefty, solid casings with hinged scuttle clamps and bevelled glass fronts. The movements are good quality battery quartz for the clock: silvered aneroid for the barometer. Barometers show atmospheric pressure in millibars and inches of mercury. Outside diameter 5½", face diameter 3", depth 2". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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5326 Helmsman Clock Chrome plated on a heavy cast brass case, mounted on hardwood backboard and finished with chrome marine style corners. |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7105 Ship’s Wheel Clock We have replaced the hub of a genuine ships wheel (gloss-varnished acacia wood, polished brass inlay strip) with a chunky machined brass clock. |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7101 Saloon clock Our Saloon Porthole Range of clocks, barometers and tide clocks have hefty solid cast brass casings, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass fronts and brass hands with black subsidiary indicators on light cream faces. The movements are good quality – battery-operated quartz for the clocks and silvered aneroid for the barometers. Outside diameter 9", face diameter 5½", depth 2¼". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7100 Saloon barometer Our Saloon Porthole Range of clocks, barometers and tide clocks have hefty solid cast brass casings, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass fronts and brass hands with black subsidiary indicators on light cream faces. The movements are good quality – battery-operated quartz for the clocks and silvered aneroid for the barometers. Outside diameter 9", face diameter 5½", depth 2¼". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7120 Saloon tide clock Our Saloon Porthole Range of clocks, barometers and tide clocks have hefty solid cast brass casings, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass fronts and brass hands with black subsidiary indicators on light cream faces. The movements are good quality – battery-operated quartz for the clocks and silvered aneroid for the barometers. Outside diameter 9", face diameter 5½", depth 2¼". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7107 Fleet Commander information station Our Saloon Fleet Commander Clock has the benefit of a barometer, thermometer and hygrometer in a smart, space-saving unit for the saloon or study. Outside diameter 9", face diameter 5½", depth 2¼". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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4567 Compass A smart little dry card compass in a brass case, housed in a fine rosewood box with lid. Works, but not for serious navigation. Diameter 3", height 1" |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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4550 Desktop Card Compass This simple but elegant card compass is mounted in a wood block which is 3.5" square, with a velveteen base. Although it works, it is not for serious navigation. |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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4546 Desk-Top Box Compass Polished mahogany-stained wooden box houses an antique-style copper and brass dry compass. Included is a gold-plated brass plaque which can be engraved and attached to the hinged lid. Elegant gift for a desk-bound sailor. Box measures 3.5×3.5". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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4543 Engineering Compass This is essentially a simplified version of the classic army marching compass, retaining most of the practicality but offered at an economic price. It has a liquid-filled unit, with a luminous dial showing 64 points, and 360 degrees (in tens) read through a magnifier. The case is rugged brass-effect metal. Diameter 2". |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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4531 Fob Compass Dry needle compass in a pocket watch-style brass case, supplied in a polished hardwood box. |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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7240 Gimballed Chronometer By the late 1700s clocks were theoretically accurate enough to use for navigation (mainly in calculation of longitude) but could not remain so if subjected to constant pitching and rolling at sea. To keep their mechanical movements steady they were housed in weighted brass cases mounted in gimbals inside lidded wooden cases, and this remained necessary for seafaring chronometers until well into the 20th century. The originals are now highly collectible. |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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4563 Quarter-size Vernier Sextant Full-size vernier sextants were, in skilled hands, instruments of great accuracy, practicality and beauty – a joy to own and use, but also essential to the safety of the ship. Our replica is dedicated to Royal Navy Captain John Campbell, who developed the instrument in 1757. Crucially his invention appeared at about the same time as the first accurate, portable chronometers – and the combination of the two transformed navigation from guesswork to science, saving countless lives at sea. This importance gave rise to the air of mystique which surrounds the instrument and its use, even in today’s age of electronic wizardry. |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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4562 Captain Campbell’s Vernier Sextant Full-size vernier sextants were, in skilled hands, instruments of great accuracy, practicality and beauty – a joy to own and use, but also essential to the safety of the ship. Our replica is dedicated to Royal Navy Captain John Campbell, who developed the instrument in 1757. Crucially his invention appeared at about the same time as the first accurate, portable chronometers – and the combination of the two transformed navigation from guesswork to science, saving countless lives at sea. This importance gave rise to the air of mystique which surrounds the instrument and its use, even in today’s age of electronic wizardry. |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |
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92205 Professional Barograph In a country where weather is a major topic of interest, the barograph has assumed a lofty position as the aristocrat amongst meteorological instruments. Its exquisite appearance is combined with scientific precision to record atmospheric changes on a weekly chart which is rotated by a clockwork movement and marked in millibars. The vacuum-tested and finely calibrated mechanisms are housed in a hand-crafted mahogany and glass case with a drawer beneath for spare charts and instructions. Made in England by Russell Scientific, suppliers to forecasters worldwide. Dimensions 15x9x8”. |
£000.00 Carriage Paid |