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An Empire burr elm and gilt-metal mantel clock by Lépine of Paris,c.1810, French, the white enamel dial inscribed 'Lépine de l'Imperatrice', within an architectural case with a moulded cornice over classical monopodia columns,28cm wide18cm deep44cm highCondition ReportSmall loss to veneer top left corner of the cornice and back right corner to the base. Split and lifting to veneer front centre of the cornice. There is some oxidation and verdigris to the metal elements. Chips to edge of both winding holes and some small scratches to the dial. Veneer approx 1mm thick. Some evidence of repair or alteration to the screws inside. Split to the back panel veneer lefthand side. Some light wear, splits and small losses throughout, commensurate with age and use. See additional photos. Ticks and strikes when wound, however we are unable to gurantee that this represents full and complete working order and we would always recommend that clocks undergo at least a light service by the successful buyer.
Los 163
A George II scarlet and gilt-japanned longcase clock, 18th century and later, the dial inscribed 'Richard Penn, London', the case decorated all over with chinoiserie motifs, 50cm wide 26cm deep 255cm highA Richard Penn is known to have been active as a clock and watchmaker in London c.1732-1780. Condition ReportEvidence of repair, restoration and some later elements throughout. The hood cornice and finials later. Probable cosmetic refreshment. The carcass appears to be made of pine and appears to have always been lacquered. Evidence of historic strengthening and repair to case. The case split where the trunk meets the base. The door lock later. We have no knowledge of the clock's history prior to consignment, so are unable to offer definitive comment as to whether or not the movement and case started life together. Evidence of repair and restoration to the face and movement, with the seatboard appearing later with modern screw fixing. A split to the bottom right-hand corner of the brass face. General wear to face and dial. The clock ticks and strikes when wound, and we understand it to have been running in the house prior to consignment, however we are unable to guarantee that this represents full and complete working order, and we have no knowledge of servicing history. The keys, weights and pendulum appear associated. Please see additional photos for further reference to condition.
Los 379
A French Empire burr oak mantel clock, early 19th century, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and convex glass cover, within a moulded case mounted with four gilt flower heads, the movement signed 'Fieffé Paris',21.5cm wide13.5cm deep36.5cm highThe Accumulations of a Cotswold Antiques Dealer: The David Pickup Edit.
Los 15
A George III mahogany longcase clock,c.1770, the dial inscribed 'David Wyllie, Greenock' beneath a subsidiary movement painted with a ship and engraved 'Success to the British Fleet',48.5cm wide24cm deep221cm highThe Estate of the Late Malcolm Frazer.Condition ReportKnocks, wear, breaks and losses to the case throughout, with damage and wear to finial blocks. The glass cracked. Splits and wear to the base and feet. Some tarnish and discolouration to the face. The left-hand gut line has become caught wound around the outside of the barrel, thus needs remedying. Overall in need of a little cosmetic attention, and we would recommend the movement being inspected/ serviced by a professional. The back feet have been previously reduced to account for an uneven floor. Please see photos. The dial 12in. wide.
Los 1298
Small George III mahogany drop-dial wall clock, the painted convex dial with Arabic and Roman numerals, signed Barcham, Tonbridge, with a single train fusee movement (dial 8ins diameter, pendulum present)There has been sympathetic restoration in the past including a rep-painting of the dial.Now very presentable
Los 1318
18th Century walnut and chequer inlaid longcase clock, the square hood above an arched door and a plinth base, the 10in brass and silvered dial inscribed Tho. Bradford, Buckingham, with two train movement striking on a bellNot tested for running accuracy but all parts are present and correct.198cm highMiscellaneous historic woodworm, veneer losses and splits
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