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A John Naish brass universal equinoctial ring dial, English, dated 1707,
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A John Naish brass universal equinoctial ring dial, English, dated 1707, signed John Naish 1707, with suspension ring sliding over 180 degree scale, bridge with pin hole sight moving over calendar and zodiac scales, 15cm (6in) diameter Footnotes: Provenance: Trevor Philip & Sons, London, 1986. Private Collection. This instrument possibly was made by John Nash who was working at The Globe, within Aldgate, London from 1668-1707. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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A John Naish brass universal equinoctial ring dial, English, dated 1707, signed John Naish 1707, with suspension ring sliding over 180 degree scale, bridge with pin hole sight moving over calendar and zodiac scales, 15cm (6in) diameter Footnotes: Provenance: Trevor Philip & Sons, London, 1986. Private Collection. This instrument possibly was made by John Nash who was working at The Globe, within Aldgate, London from 1668-1707. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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