Sextant
10 June 2022
Description

Brass Sextant for the 1800s - gifted to Captain H. Stewart by the passengers of the Goldfinder. Still in the original box with all the pieces

Dimensions

12x10

Provenance

There was a business card in the box from a Fine Nautical Antiques store. I called the store but they are no longer in business. The name of the store: The Oar House Bill Wheeler 215 4th Avenue South Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 I took this item to a local antique shop and was told it is an all brass Sextant gifted to Captain H.Stewart.

Acquired from
Inherited
For sale
Yes
Answered within about 15 hours
By Delia
Jun 11, 10:17 UTC
The specialist needs more information

Hi Jenny,

Thank you for contacting Mearto with your appraisal inquiry.
This probably has the manufacturer's name on it somewhere (possibly on the part where the measurements are) - can you confirm?
Is it possible to get a photo taken from slightly farther away that shows the entire sextant in the box, as well as a photo of the box (both open and closed)?

Thanks!
Delia

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