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Los 169
A BOX OF ASSORTED ITEMS, to include a boxed set of fish eaters, a cased set of desert spoons, a cutlery tray of assorted cutlery items, 'AA' and 'RAC' car badges, a 'Porsche' car badge, a 'Chairman of Tamworth' medallion with ribbon, empty watch boxes, together with a brass carriage clock (condition report: clock has not been tested for working order, we cannot guarantee the working order of any watch)
Los 334
A late 19th century engraved brass cased repeating alarm carriage clock, with Russian retailer, height 13cm. Dials good; case and engraving good;rear door glass with small chips to one corner; one door screw (needed to secure glass) thread worn and will eventually fail to secure door-glass; backplate numbered 675; has been wound and appears to have kept good time over some 24 hours, although not guaranteed; balance wheel without compensation features, perhaps a replacement; strike and repeat mechanisms working although out of synchronisation by one hour. Alarm not working. Service record unknown. No Russian aspect at all, as originally stated.
Los 61
A Jacob Willmore gilt brass carriage pedometer, Belgian, circa 1710,signed Jac Willmore A Malines, the rectangular case with hinged lid opening to two silvered dials, the larger measuring on two scales 0-100 and 0-1000, the smaller dial measuring 0-1000 and 0-10,000, with engraved foliate decoration, operating lever projecting from the base, when closed, the case 1 3/4in x 4in x 8 1/2in (4 1/2cm x 10cm x 21cm) Footnotes:Provenance:Private collection. Jacob Willmore was a clock and instrument maker of British decent who worked in Belgium. Malines, in Belgium, was a prosperous and cultural city in the early 18th century and regarded as a centre for Arts and Science.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 9
A rare Ralph Gout gilt brass horse-rider's pedometer watch, English, circa 1800,inscribed Bo the Kings letters, Ralph Gout, London, No.221, the watch with finely engraved gilt full plate verge, pierced and engraved balance cock, diamond end stone, silver regulation, with signed dust cap, white enamel dial, signed Ralph Gout London, with 0-100 outer scale and with watch face and two subsidiary dials, 0-10 and 0-100, shaped gilt brass outer case with ornate geometric and leaf scroll decoration, the reverse with hook for saddle mounting, 8 2/3in x 3 1/2in x 1 1/5in (22cm x 9cm x 3cm) Footnotes:Provenance:Trevor Philip & Sons Ltd., London, 1990.Private collection.The watch and clock maker Ralph Gout was working at 6 Norman Street from 1770 to 1800 and at 122 Birchin Lane in 1815. In 1796 he patented a simple pedometer and later a device for measuring the revolution of a carriage wheel.The pedometer was patented by Gout in 1799, patent no. 2351, and the watch movement, verge escapement and chain fusée, was considered robust enough to tolerate considerable jolting. The watch moves up and down with each pace of the horse which causes the pendant, attached to a leather cord or metal rod, to be pulled in and out of the movement, thus activating the pedometer mechanism.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 341
A Continental Art Deco mauve guilloche enamel decorated bedside clock, the brass chapter ring with Arabic numerals, 8.3 cm wide x 8.3 cm deep x 8.3 cm high, together with a circa 1900 French lacquered brass cased carriage clock, the white enamelled dial inscribed "Richard Maillart Boulogne S/Mer", 8 cm wide x 11 cm high (2) CONDITION REPORTS Working but both have been over wound. The carriage clock - the face has moved within the piece and is slightly lopsided. There is some wear to the enamel, particularly to the secondary dial. There is wear on the top where the handle has been down. In need of a clean. Some light scratching, patination, etc. One of the side glasses is cracked. General wear and tear conducive with age and use. Enamelled clock- the enamel is generally OK. The white banding is flaking, coloured and one piece is cracked through. In need of a clean. General wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for more details.
Los 260
A brass carriage clock early 20th century, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, to a bevelled glass case, with a repeater, striking on a gong, 14cm highCondition ReportTicks and not overwound but cannot be guaranteed to continue for a prolonged time. The door comes off its hinges. The repeater functions. The glass is undamaged.
Los 257
A brass striking carriage clock, 19th century, by Bolviller A Paris, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, moon hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the twin train movement with four pillows and engraved lever escapement, within a engraved and chased case with four bevelled glass plates,14.5cm highCondition ReportThe enamel dial is cracked in the lower left corner.The glass is scratched to the front.Knocks, scuffs and surface scratches to brass throughout.The bell cannot be removed.
Los 154
A vintage circa 1980s brass and glazed mantlepiece or desktop carriage clock. The clock with bevelled glass panels fixed in a brass frame, on four bun feet. With Roman numeral dial, marked to clockface John Morley Made in England, mechanism marked 11 Jewels. Sold as untested. Measures approx. 12cm x 8cm x 7cm.
Los 687
A collection of vintage 20th Century travel clocks including glass and a Pukeberg paperweight; a Europe 7 jewels clock in faux tortoiseshell and brass case, a mid Century Tit-Bits square glass clock, a prism Caithness glass clock, an Avia quartz mantel carriage clock, a Halcyon Days enamels clock in original case with instructions, a/f, a Pukeberg glass polar bear paperweight and a Swedish Schott glass vase, tallest clock approximately 7.5cm tall
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