A rare Georgian silver pocket compass, made in England, dating from c.1815. Quite small in size at 30mm diameter, with a hand-painted, enamel compass card in the classic Georgian style. Although unsigned, this is a high quality compass, undoubtedly from one of the finest London makers. It has a silver case (not hallmarked), English bar needle and jewelled pivot. There is a fully functional transit lock operated by a lever at the bow. The compass is in full working order. 

Condition:

In very good condition, and full working order. The compass finds North very well. With minor signs of wear to the case, some surface corrosion to the North end of the needle, and some slight marks to the glass.

Dimensions: 30mm diameter,  (45mm including bow))