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Los 1014
Japy Freres, a gilt brass repeating carriage clock with centre seconds and alarm, 19th century, the engraved one piece case with rectangular enamel dial, Roman numerals and moon hands, centre seconds, alarm dial below, the lever escapement with foliate engraved platform, bell striking movement with backplate marked 'Grande Med. D'Honneur 1855', the backplate, door frame and base numbered '18' 15cm (6in)
Los 110
A SILVER CASED CARRIAGE CLOCK, retailers Ogden of Harrogate, Sheffield 2006, the single barrel movement with platform escapement, the oblong white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and Arabic minutes and inscribed with retailer's name, in a plain case with hinged carrying handle and on four cylindrical feet, 5 3/4" high over handle, with key, cased and boxed (Illustrated)
Los 1666
AN ENGLISH GILT BRASS REPEATING CARRIAGE CLOCK BY JAMES MCCABE, NO. 2660 The acanthus loop handle over a bevelled glass panel top with repeat button to the right rear corner, above a silvered dial with Roman chapter ring and signed JAMES McCABE/ ROYAL EXCHANGE/ LONDON and further bevelled glass side panels; the eight day double fusee movement with an English lever platform escapement, repeating and striking on a gong and with original numbered key 20cm high to top of handle, running
Los 896
A French brass carriage clock by Richard & Co., Grand Sonnerie with repeat mechanism and alarm, 1969 grams, cased. Height excluding carrying handle 14.3 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The clock winds on both trains and is ticking away. It has two gongs and no bell. The alarm mechanism seems to wind correctly. We have not had the repeat mechanism or the Grand Sonnerie mechanism working. The clock face is in generally very good order with no visible damage. There does not appear to be any damage to any of the glass panels. The rear door fits correctly. The original lacquered finish to the clock is perished in places and the outer case certainly requires a clean. The carrying case is in very poor condition and is quite badly damaged.
Los 898
A late 19th century French Champleve enamel and brass carriage clock, timepiece only. Height excluding carrying handle 11.8 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The movement is fully wound. It does however tick for approximately 10 secs when shaken. The movement is very dirty and requires a good clean. The case is in structurally good condition but the brasswork has lost much of its original gilding and lacquer. The glass panels are extremely dirty but do not appear to have any damage. The enamel work is in good condition. The face is tarnished and dirty, the escapement is original.
Los 411
Large Five glass carriage clock, by Hallett, Hastings, engraved to top 'Presented to John Dafforn, by Charles W. Duke, as some recognition of over sixteen years faithful services rendered, June 1878', in original leather carrying case, with keys, height 13cm, width 9,5cm, depth 8.5cm approx.
Los 1069
A gilt brass carriage clock with alarm signed 'Racine & Co.', late 19th century, four bevelled glass panelled obis case, oval glass escapement light to top of case, white Roman enamel dial with subsidiary alarm dial below six, single train movement with alarm bell beneath base, 7¼in. (18.4cm.) high, with key.
Los 1070
A Matthew Norman for Mappin & Webb repeating carriage clock, late 20th century, the lacquered brass corniche case enclosing a signed white enamelled Roman dial, with eight day twin train coil strike movement, with half hour strike and hour-repeat, signed '11 Eleven Jewels Unadjusted Swiss Made Movement Matthew Norman Switzerland 1751A', 5 3/8in. (13.7cm.) high, with key, glass a/f. * Condition: Glass cracked to three sides. Presentation brass plaaque to underside. A few small scratches and tarnish spots to case. In good working order.
Los 1073
A miniature gilt brass carriage clock by Elliott & Son, London, 20th century, in Boite Classic case with four bevelled glass panels, square glass light to top, white enamel dial with roman chapter marks and minute baton marks to outer edge, pierced trefoil hands, French single train movement, 5in. (12.3cm.) high.
Los 1075
A good French four glass pillar case ormolu mantel clock, early 20th century, the white enamel Arabic chapter ring around a pierced scroll and foliate panel, blued steel spear hands, eight day twin train movement striking a gong on the hour and half hour, mercury pendulum, the 'Pillar' style case with fluted columns and pierced floral and foliate panels to upper and base sections, on four toupie feet, 12¾in. (32.5cm.) high, 7in. (17.7cm.) wide, * Please see lot 1076 for an unusual carriage clock with similar case
Los 1076
An unusual French gilt brass pillar case carriage clock, early 20th century, by Duverdrey & Bloquel, the white enamel Roman dial signed indistinctly, single train movement with lion trademark, within a pillar style case with fluted and turned columns and pierced trellis and florette frieze panels to upper and base sections, bevelled glass, 6in. (15.3cm.) high. * Please see lot 1075 for a four glass mantel clock with similar case
Los 1077
A fine late 19th century champlevé enamel carriage clock by Maurice and Co., the anglaise riche case with Corinthian capitals and dentil friezes, decorated with champlevé enamel to the top, columns, base and handle, with foliate cast pierced gilt brass mounts to the side panels under bowed glass, conforming floral mask surrounding the silvered Arabic chapter ring with black painted numerals within circlets and filigree roundel centre mount, blued steel hands, signed by the retailer, Hall & Co., Paris', the eight day twin train movement striking a gong on the hour and half hour, no. 4761, signed 'E. M. & Co.' to backplate, with silvered platform to cut bimetallic balance with lever escapement, gong striker to back plate, 8in. (20.25cm.) high, 4¼in. (11.4cm.) wide. * This clock is by one of the most important makers of the late 19th century, E. Maurice of Charlot 95, Paris, examples of which were exhibited in the Paris exhibition of 1889.
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