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Los 815
A French Anglaise carriage clock: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a gong, with push-button repeat an a later platform lever escapement, the backplate stamped with the trademark of the maker E.G. Lamaille, the initials E.G.L within an oval, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and blued steel spade hands, height: 19cm (with handle), 16cm (without handle). * E.G. Lamaille were established in Farringdon Road, London before opening workshop premises in Paris. In 1880 Gay, Lamaille & Co secured a patent for improvements to the star wheel within the strikework of a carriage clock.
Los 816
A French Corniche carriage clock: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell, with a platform cylinder escapement, the backplate stamped with the trademark of the retailer Charles Voisin, the initials CV within a rectangle, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and blued steel Brequet moon hands, height: 16cm (with handle), 13cm (without handle). *Biography Charles Voisin was a Parisian retailer who was supplied with various grades of carriage clocks to sell by a number of different makers, including Alfred Drocourt.
Los 257
A good 19th century brass and glass cased carriage clock with off-white dial and Arabic numerals stamped Morton & Bauer, Oxford St, the eight day movement striking on the hour and half hours on a gong, the heavy case with ropetwist column corners and Corinthian capitals with bowed glass sides, 17.5cm high
Los 178
A gilt brass engraved striking and repeating carriage clock, circa 1890, 16.5cm high over handle 17.12.13, Case with gilding faded, repeat button missing, dial with hairline cracks and chips to the corners, minute hand missing, movement with a later platform escapement, movement looks dirty and needs cleaning, movement is fully wound, movement not working at present.
Los 348
A gilt brass and enamel striking and repeating carriage clock, circa 1890, 16.5cm over handle 17.12.13, Case with some minor chips and small scratches to the enamel surfaces, bevelled glasses with some small chips, movement needs cleaning, balance not swinging, movement not working at present.
Los 352
A gilt brass striking and repeating carriage clock, retailed by J Cameron & Son, movement stamped E.M & Co for E Maurice & Co, 19cm high over handle 17.12.13, Case with gilding faded, bevelled glasses with some small chips to the edges, back door handle is missing, dial looks clean, movement needs cleaning, balance not ticking and not striking and repeating at present.
Los 354
A gilt brass striking and repeating carriage clock, circa 1900, 16.5cm high over handle, with travelling case 17.12.13, Case with light surface scratches, bevelled glasses with some chips to the edges and minor scratch marks, top side of the dial with small chips, movement with going barrel fully wound, balance is swinging but slowly, movement is striking and repeating, outer travelling case is worn and the lid is missing.
Los 380
A gilt brass striking and repeating carriage clock, movement stamped R & C, circa 1900, with fitted travelling case, 17.5cm high over handle 17.12.13, Case with gilding faded and with some surface scratches in parts, bevelled glasses with some very minor scratches in parts, back door handle has been later added, movement needs cleaning, later platform escapement, movement with balance swinging and in going order, striking is not working correctly at present.
Los 381
A gilt brass striking carriage clock, retailed by Henry Capt, A Geneve, circa 1880, engraved case with scroll decoration, movement stamped Japy Freres, striking on a bell, later outer travelling case, 15.5cm high over handle 17.12.13, Case with gilding slightly faded, bevelled glasses with some minor scratches in parts, dial surface is slightly dirty, top right hand side of the dial with hairline cracks and small chips to the top corners which are covered by the bezel surround, movement needs cleaning, balance is swinging and in going order, striking is working, later outer travelling case.
Los 798
A circa 1900 French lacquered brass carriage clock by Le Roy & Fils, patent No.9501, having white enamel dial, visible platform escapement, twin cylinder eight day movement striking on a gong, with push button hour repeat, h.13.5cm (handle down), in original leather carry case, the slide with gilt inscription 'Mrs Crompton Roberts, 16 Belgrave Sq, London'
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