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A small 19th century French mantle clock, with a painted porcelain dial signed indistinctly ‘ Cumberbirch & Dutton, Paris’, centred with a water garden ruin, painted with black Roman numerals, painted with further vignettes of a courting couple, and further romantic landscapes, fitted throughout with ormolu type mounts, surmounted with a porcelain urn, on a gilt plaster and carved wood plinth base. Generally sound, in condition commensurate with age and use, present with key
A 19th century oak cased long case clock, the 13” painted dial with black Roman numerals and minute dial, marked Evan Evans, Aberayron, further painted with a lady accompanied by a spaniel, within painted spandrels, set within a oak hood, framed with mahogany, flanked by a pair of wrythen columns below a broken swan neck pediment, 244 cm high, 54 cm wide.
An early 20thC walnut and mahogany dome top bracket clock, the shaped case with gilt metal handle on compressed orb feet, fronted by a plaque G L Rose, Church Warden, Mickleham, 1927, with 16cm diameter Roman numeric dial, revealing a quarter striking key wind chiming movement, marked 746, with key and pendulum, 32cm high.
A late 18th/early 19thC mahogany longcase clock, the silvered dial with moon face, engraved with Roman numerals etc., eight day four pillar movement, the reverse of the dial stamped Wright, the mahogany case with three brass finials, shaped crest and reeded pilasters, the door with moulded edge and base with similar mouldings, on bracket feet, 224cm high.
LOOPING - a Swiss Art Deco 8-Day brass and green enamel travelling alarm clock, silvered dial with gilt baton hour markers, 15 jewel movement, serial no. 971739, height 5.5cm, working orderGood overall working order, corners and edges of enamel have some tiny areas of wear through to metal underneath, alarm function working and push-button working.
A 19th century brass-cased carriage clock, by Olliva & Botsford, plate no. 1661, height 12cm, in original leather case with keyVery good working order, case has rubbed edges and is slightly tarnished all over, back glass plate has one small chip in bottom left-hand corner, but otherwise no other chips or cracks, hand adjust smoothly, leather case is very worn and handle is almost torn off, hinged lid is detached but still present
DUNHILL - a large steel-cased shop advertising wall clock, bevelled case with Arabic numerals and quartz movement, by Ruegg S.A., case height 40cmGood overall condition, glass front is missing, case has light surface scratches all over with some heavier around hanging holes on back of case, no major damage or repair, hands adjust smoothly

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