1: Good Merzback and Falk Brussels, Table Globe on a mahogany stand in the Sheraton taste early 20th century h. 21in dia 19in Illustrated

2: Geographia, London Terrestrial Desk Globe on a mahogany stained ash stand signed h. 12.5in dia 8in

3: Jan Felkl and Son Terrestrial Table, Globe Prague c. 1900 the sphereshowing the continents outlined in red and green contained by a brassand iron axis raised on a turned and ebonized stem and foot h. 13in dia 6in. Illustrated

4: Jan Felkl And Son Terrestrial Table Globe Prague early 20th century the sphere contained by a calibrated brass half disc and axis raised on a turned ebonized fruitwood stem and foot h. 12.5in, dia 5in. E600900 Illustrated

5: Clark And Company London Thread Globe late 19th century the terrestrial miniature globe designed as a thread dispenser now resting on an associated brass pedestal dia 3in. Illustrated

6: Continental Teaching Globe attributed to Jan Felkl and Son late 19thcentury the cream-colored sphere designed for students to draw geographical and celestial maps contained by a brass and iron axis on a turned ebonized stem and foot h. 23in dia 12in

7: C. F. Weber Twelve Inch Terrestrial Globe Chicago c. 1900 the globe with printed hour circle and patinated metal hour disc in full calibrated stationary meridian within a round Thomas Costello style horizon band isothermal lines in blue January and

8: Louis Philippe Rosewood Stick Barometer second quarter 19th century the rectangular architectural form inscribed 'Chevallier, Opticien Place du Pont Neuf 15 a Paris the barometer calibrated for changes inpressure the thermometers calibrated in

9: French Brass and mother of pearl opera glasses fourth quarter 19th century stamped iris Paris fitted with a folding handle h. 2in.

10: Pair Of Belle Epoque Gilt-bronze-mounted Black Morocco Gentlemans Opera Glasses c. 1900 accompanied by the period black leather storagecase

11: George III Kingwood Tea Caddy fourth quarter 18th century the octagonal lid with fan inlay the interior containing a cover with an ivory finial h. 4.75in w. 5.5in, d. 4.25in Illustrated

12: Regency Mahogany Desk Coffer first quarter 19th century the sarcophagus form containing a divided interior and removable tray thesides fitted with brass lion head pulls on gilt bronze ball feet h. 825in, w. 12in d. 7in. Illustrated

13: Fine Regency Kingwood Brass Strung Tea Caddy first quarter 19th century the sarcophagus form mounted with ring pulls the interior dividing into three sections two with hinged lids on gilt bronze paw feet h. 7in., w. 9.25in d. 5.75in.

14: Regency burled elm and exotic wood coffer first quarter 19th centurythe sarcophagus form with geometric inlaid top the interior containing a divided removable tray on gilt bronze ball-and-claw feeth. 4.5in w. 9in d. 6.5in. Illustrated

15: Diminutive English Fallfront Mother Of-pearl And Steel-inlaid Rosewood Lap Desk second quarter 19th century retains the period Tyrrhian purple velvet writing surface the interior fitted with two implement compartments h. 3.5in w. 12in d. 9.5in

16: Regency Mahogany Tea Caddy first quarter 19th century the sarcophagus form opening to a twin lidded and divided interior centered by a well h. 6.25in, w. 11.5in d. 5.75in Illustrated

17: Continental Kingwood And Tulipwood Marquetry Coffer, first quarter 19th century the rectangular form opening to avoid interior on bracket feet h. 4.25in w. 8.25in d. 5in.. Illustrated

18: Regency Birdseye Maple Tea Caddy first quarter 19th century the rosewood strung sarcophagus form open to a twin lidded and divided interior h. 78in w. 8.5in, d. 5.25in Illustrated

19: George III Mahogany Tea Caddy fourth quarter 18th century the rectangular form with oval inlays opening to a void interior h. 4. 75in, w. 4.75in d. 4in. Illustrated

20: Leather-cased English Traveling, Or spare Horseshoe w. 5.5in l. 6in.