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Preisdatenbank abonnierenAN EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH OVAL FOUR GLASS MANTLE CLOCK the dial signed 'Elkington & Co Paris', the movement striking the hours on a gong, with presentation inscription to the top 'G T Simmonds esq. on the occasion of his marriage by the house and estate servants of Audleys Wood, 28th March 1912', 17.2cm wide x 23cm high
Military collection Royal Airforce. A large, rare collection all association to Lt.Frank Smith Williams DOB 22/8/1897 2nd Battaliuon, The Monmouthshire Regiment. Served in the flying corps until 1st April 1918 until it became the Royal Airforce.Cloth badges of the Monmouthshire Regiment/flying air corps and the Royal Airforce taken from his uniform. Royal flying corps cap badge, 2 Great war medals. RAF cloth badge. WVS civil defence badge. ARP badge, RFC badge and others"Poland Still unknown" A book written by V Swicz, a Polish Airman. Inscribed inside "To Fl. Lt. F.S Williams" With salutations to the British wings.The British Soldiers Testament - First aid to the injured - The high way code issued by the minister of transport. F. S Williams wage slip. A King George discharge letter to F.S Williams dated 21st September 1915Other related photos and regalia The clock (36x13cm) was made from the propeller of the Sopwith Camel which he flew himself during world war one The plane retired: January 1920 (The Sopwith Camel was a British First World War single-seat biplane fighter aircraft introduced on the Western Front in 1917)
Jonathan Nicholson, Berwick, a Victorian eight-day mahogany longcase clock, the painted arched dial with subsidiary seconds and date, 221 cm high- dial 46.5 x 33 cm, the case 221 cm h o/a, the surface clean / polished, overall in good clean and original condition, the movement clean, complete, pendulum and weights present as displayed Trunk door warped by approx 6mm at bottom Veneer movement to sides and front of base
A 19th century German oak-cased three-train bracket clock by Winterhalder & Hofmeier, circa 1880, the elaborately carved case with caddy-shape top, anthemion, floral and mask decoration throughout, circular dial (16cm diameter) with Roman numerals, pull repeat, stamped to the backplate W & H / Sch, in working order and keeping good time, 54 H x 34 W x 25 D cm
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