Outside diameter of bowls 10cm. Gilt wash present and in good order may benefit from light clean. Both rims in good order; one with minor scuff marks as expected with age. Both stand well without rocking. Both bowls have the same slight lean, this appears to be from original manufacturer. Stems with minor lean. Original condition.

No repairs or restoration. Minor surface scuffs and scratches as expected with age. Would benefit from light clean.

Scuffs, wear and small dents to outer case and back of watch case as to be expected with age. Hallmarks of outer case and watch case matching. Hinge to front dial glass broken at one end and will need repair. Not running at present and movement appears to be intact and complete and will need a professional overhaul. Balance wheel is banked and a possible later replacement (balance staff pivot possible bent or broken), balance cock outer rim engraved border has been reduced and cut away to possible house a later balance wheel. 

Original condition with rather rough and heavily patination. The silver example with surface dents and imperfections as seen in the photos.

14cm Diameter

Appears to be some water damage to the lower corner of most of the plates. Will possibly clean off. Note: The Ned Kelly example is not affected by this. Otherwise appear to be complete with no breaks or losses. 

These have come from a private collection in Melbourne and were obtained from a source in Benalla. 

The cannon has a 3cm diameter. There do not appear to be any gunsmith marks on the barrel. 
It is in good condition, considering its age. 

Heavy! Not suitable for in-house postage.

Lenses appear clean, and are for terrestrial viewing. However, magnification is unknown. Height of telescope on stand at full height is 155cm and is structurally sound. Displays well in original condition. It most likely manufactured in the last 40 years.  

Note: Damaged tip.