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DONNINGTON PRIORY<br />
160<br />
An Augsburg pattern gilt and patinated<br />
brass portable equinoctial sundial<br />
Johann Norbert Halderich, Augsburg,<br />
mid 18th century<br />
The square plate finely pieced and<br />
engraved with rococo scrolls and<br />
centred with glazed compass with<br />
silvered dial centred with a hatched<br />
windrose and the four Cardinal points<br />
annotated in German, beneath hinged<br />
cartouche ring centred with a folding<br />
plummet opposing a conforming hinged<br />
sight, the circular underside of the<br />
compass engraved with the latitudes of<br />
various Central European cities and<br />
signed J.N. Holderich, Augsburg within a<br />
herringbone border (latitude arm<br />
lacking), 8.5cm wide; with original<br />
printed paper instruction sheet in<br />
German and French incorporating a<br />
table annotated with the latitudes of<br />
approximately 150 towns and cities.<br />
£400-600<br />
161<br />
A George III patinated brass garden<br />
sundial<br />
William Harris and Co., London, late<br />
18th century<br />
The 12 inch circular plate fitted with a<br />
solid angled gnomen and centred with a<br />
sixteen point foliate engraved and<br />
hatched compass rose with annotations<br />
to the innermost track for the relevant<br />
subdivisions of the cardinal points,<br />
within a concentric table annotated for<br />
the equation of time interrupted by an<br />
oval signature cartouche W. Harris & Co.,<br />
50 Holborn, London, at twelve o’clock, the<br />
outer track engraved with a Roman<br />
numeral chapter ring annotated IIII-XII-<br />
VIII and with armorial crest to the vacant<br />
section (the gnomen probably a<br />
replacement).<br />
£300-500<br />
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162<br />
162<br />
A brass bound mahogany cased portable surgeon’s scalpel and suture set<br />
Down Bros., London, early 20th century<br />
With seven stainless steel scalpels, three clamps, a hook and two other items<br />
supported within two nickel finish lift-out trays in a box inset with ivorine maker’s<br />
labels DOWN BROS. MAKERS, OPPOSITE GUY’S HOSPITAL to front rail, the exterior<br />
with two inset brass straps flanking a shield shaped vacant cartouche, (some<br />
implements lacking), the box 24.5cm wide.<br />
£300-400<br />
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