Staetshuys Antiquairs B.V.
Meulendijks & Schuil
Amsterdam

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• About Staetshuys Antiquairs
• Nautical & Scientific Instruments
  • An English Could type pocket microscope ca.1840
  • A brass Culpeper-type microscope
  • A rare English Culpeper-type Microscope Mathew Loft type ca.1740
  • An early 18th century brass octagonal compass sundial
  • A fine early 19th century French Prisoner-of-War bone model
  • A fine 19th century mahogany Travel or Domestic Medicine Chest England ca. 1840
  • A German instructional anatomical model of the human eyeball, ca. 1900
  • A fine Dutch Compass, signed A van Emden Amsterdam
  • A fine English mid 19th century lacquered-brass refracting telescope signed Salmon London
  • A fine and unusual mahogany marine barometer, signed Gray England ca 1835
  • A good brass Graphometer signed Meurand Quai de l' Horloge Paris 1792.
  • A good Mahogany barograph England 1920s
  • Various English brass Anemometers
  • A French "Wimhurst" electrostatic induction generator
  • A Dutch mid 19th century well detailed exhibition standard model of a sloop, signed "Maria Luis"
• Globes, Planetaria and Clocks
  • A 19th century 15inch Terrestrial Table Globe by Cruchley
  • A rare Celestial Globe by Augustin Fortin, Paris ca.1780
  • A fine German "Uhrentrager" timepiece ca. 1850
  • SOLD: A German Globe by Ludwig Julius Heymann Berlin ca. 1885
  • A rare World timepiece , Pendule Cosmographique Mouret ca. 1885
  • A fine late 18th century English brass universal equinoctial ring dial
  • A rare English Newton's pocket globe, ca. 1820, with brass meridian.
  • A good collection of late 19th century and early 20th century globes
  • EQUINOCTIAL RING DIAL Francis Howell, circa 1761
• Collectables & Unusual Objects
  • 0 gauge - A Bassett- Lowke No 3312/0 freelance B.R. 4-4-0 tender locomotive " Prince Charles 62078.
  • A fine English coromandel games compendium ca. 1870
  • An English Coromandel & Brass Dressing box by Betjemann 1875
  • A well engineered general purpose working English traction engine
  • A Brass-Barrelled Flintlock Blunderbuss signed Gill London c.1795
  • An exhibition quality 21/2inch gauge North American tender locomotive
  • A fine collection of various corkscrews 19th century
  • An English19th century box of minerals signed Griffin's London
  • A scratch-built spirit-fired L.N.E.R. 0-6-2 tank locomotive.
  • A rare collection of various German Brendel flower models
  • An English cabinet of minerals Thomas D. Russell