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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA Boulle-style mantel clock, cartouche shaped, with eight-day two train movement, enamelled Roman numerals, 32 cm high. Metal mounts tarnished and scratched tortoishell appears to be complete, various scratches to surface, dial in good order. Two of the numbers a little bit loose. Have not had this clock running we do not guarantee this or that it keeps good time.
Early 19th Century ebonised three train fusee bracket clock, the case with gilt metal mounts, gilt metal dial with silvered chapter ring, strike silent dial and chime dial, the movement striking on 10 chimes, 62 cm high with bracket. Corner Frieze pieces off or coming away - we do have the pieces.Dial in good order. It has been running but we do not guarantee this that it keeps good time. Condition see image.
Early 20th century French brass, white marble and gilt metal mantel clock, the white enamelled dial with twin train movement, Roman and Arabic numerals, 35.5cm high, . Case condition overall good, no noticeable losses gilt metal mount slightly tarnished and various small scratches, Dial in good order no visible damage. Have not had this clock running but we do not guarantee this or that it keeps good time.
19th century French faux tortoiseshell and ormolu mounted clock, the eight day movement striking on a gong by A. D. Mougin, 46cm. Gilt metal mounts very tarnished, large loss to gilding, various scratches to the case, dial in good order, we haven't had this clock running we do not guarantee this or that it keeps good time
The Garrard Silver Jubilee Clock`, the three train movement inscribed Specially Commissioned by Garrard The Crown Jewellers from F.W. Elliot Ltd, 141/250, the 7 solid silver arched dial bearing the sterling silver special 1977 Silver Jubilee hallmarks and signed Garrards over a Tudor rose to the centre, within a mahogany bracket case surmounted by a pad top and silver handle, 15 high * This clock is sold with a framed certificate signed by the Managing Director of Garrards stating this is no. 141 of an edition limited to 250; also sold with the clock is an original purchase receipt, insurance valuation, guarantee and other paperwork, boxed . overall condition of clock is very good, we do not guarantee that its running or that it keeps good time, box appears to be original
French gilt metal clock, the clock supported on a pillar flanked by a cherub and a basket of flowers, 20cm high. Case, gilding work scratched and tarnished throughout, dial cracked in multiple places, we have had this running but we do not guarantee this or that it keeps good tie. Movement stamp 595.
Single train wall clock with white enamel dial in glazed stained wood case. 75cm high and a black slate mantle clock (2). Case - 2 large splits to the base, some losses less than 5%, minor scratched and tarnishes, glass in good order. Dial chipped around train - we have not had this clock running, we do not guarantee this or that it keeps good time.
Rare mid 17th century English brass lantern clock the front fret signed William Selwood at ye Marmaid in Louhbury fecit,. The brass dial with with an engraved centre and silvered chapter ring. 42 cm high overallWilliam Selwood, was a renowned clockmaker, who was born in Abingdon in Berkshire in 1607, and is recorded as a Free Brother in the Clockmakers' Company in 1633 until his death in 1653. He trained under Henry Stevens from 1624 to 1632, and worked at the Mermaid in Lothbury till his death in 1653. His former pupil, Thomas Loomes, succeeded him. Provenance; includes letters which are being sold with the lot in relation to restoration and various original parts which have been replaced but retained. It has been in one families ownership for over 40 years..
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SCHILD & CO GILT METAL AND PINK ENAMEL EIGHT DAY TRAVEL CLOCK, hanging loop above an oval miniature of a lady in a paste set mount, pink velvet ribbon to clock with oval miniature and paste set surmount, overall length 20cm x diameter 8cm (condition:The movement can be wound and adjusted, at the time of writing this report the movement is working and ticking, the top miniature is cracked across the top of her hair, the second miniature is ok but a bit faded, all the paste stones appear to be present but a section of the metalwork above the clock has been slightly bent)
A 19th Century French Mantel Clock in ormolu and black marble case, with urn central finial having rams head and floral decoration, the architectural case with flame finials, swags and scroll supports on black marble shaped base and four feet (one loose), white enamel dial bearing name Brousse, Paris, striking movement, 17 1/2 in H
A pair of 19th century Kangxi style powder blue chargers, decorated with pheasant above peony, chrysanthemum and rockwork and kite within double blue ring mark verso. Diameter 41.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both chargers are in good physical order and ring out nicely when lightly struck. The gilding around the cartouches is rubbed (one more so that the other). One plate has an old collectors label attached verso. Both are ever so slightly misshapen but this is not detrimental in my opinion. One plate has a small scar on the rim (approximately 10 o'clock if looking on a clock face) where there has been a reaction in the glaze. Other that those faults mentioned these are a nice decorative pair of plates.
A ladies gilt metal and enamel boudoir clock, the enamel dial with Roman numerals and floral decoration above a central panel depicting a courting couple in a naturalistic landscape framed by enamelled pillars with further figures within a gilt frame and with scrolls and shells, easel support. Height 14 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The clock dial has a very fine crack running from the bottom of the Roman numeral I to the bottom of II and terminating at the top of the Roman numeral III. This cannot be seen without using a jewellers loop, and is not visible to the naked eye. The enamel panels all appear to be in good order with no obvious faults. The pillars rotate and may need tightening up. On the left hand pillar there is a small chip on the lady's skirt running to the bottom of her foot. There are also a couple of very tiny nibbles to the top of the pillar beneath the capital. The right hand pillar appears to be almost intact however there is a very tiny circular chip/bruise just below the gentleman's right foot (approximately 5 mm away). The metalwork all appears to be in good order and the clock works.
A Georgian portrait profile miniature on ivory, a notable gentleman facing left, picked out in light brown and body colour against a black ground and mounted in a gilt metal and enamelled frame, the reverse with blue enamel border framing a woven hair memorial and with gilt suspension loop. 7.5 cm x 7 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The image does not fully fit the frame. There are 46 vacant cloisons in the enamelled border which should be filled with white enamels forming to leaves. On the reverse the blue glass has a triangular section missing. There is a further crack to the blue glass located between 5 & 6 if looking on a clock dial.
An Aspreys travelling alarm clock, mid 20th century, with square silvered dial with Roman numerals all in a folding green leather case, a pair of folding tortoiseshell and gold coloured metal mounted glasses, in leather case by Theodore Hamblin Ltd., a brass bookmark, the terminal as a cats face the opposing end a mouse on an alabaster block, a silver mounted bookmark, whist marker in the form of a rotating hand on a marked dial and a pair of lorgnettes (6). CONDITION REPORT: The 19th Century ivory and turned wood counteriis in good condition throughout other than a small piece of material to the underside missing but this does not detract in any shape or form. The folding glasses in the case are in good order throughout. The lorgnettes may have been gilded previously but this has worn away leaving the base metal however they are still in working, serviceable order. The silver mounted bookmark is in good order. The gilded brass bookmark with cat mask terminal has the glass eyes still inset. The mouse on block on the opposite end of the ribbon is in good order albeit the alabaster block does have some very slight rub mark around the edges. On the whole this is a very good lot and faults would be basically wear and tear that is commensurate with age.
A Victorian walnut twin weight regulator wall clock, with two-train striking movement. Height 134 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The pediment has a stress fracture below the top turned finial. There is a scuff to one of the half round mouldings. The trunk door is in generally good order and not warped. The sides of the case are in good condition. The base is complete with the bottom moulding which is missing its tip. There is a small veneer loss to the front bottom edge of the case. We have the pendulum, key and both weights. We do not have the second hand. The movement winds on both trains. We have not had the clock running.
A Garrard & Co. silver plated carriage clock, brass, timepiece only, the movement stamped "Henley, England". CONDITION REPORT: The movement winds and is currently ticking away. All of the glass panels are in good condition. The clock case itself is structurally sound but is beginning to tarnish in places and some of the silver plating is missing and rubbed. We do have the key.
An Edwardian inlaid rosewood mantle clock, with two-train spring driven movement and silvered brass dial with Roman numerals. Width 16.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The movement winds on both trains. Unfortunately we do not however have a pendulum and cannot tell if the movement is ticking away as it ought. The movement does look very clean and we cannot see any visible signs of any problems. The case itself is in extremely good general condition. There are some minor stress fractures to the veneers but no significant issues. The silvered dial is in very good order as are all of the numerals. The lift out rear door to the case is missing.
A Victorian brass mantle clock, circa 1890, architectural form, the pediment with Medusa mask and classical scrolls, the gilt dial with pierced centre decorated with rams heads and swags and flanked to either side by terms all above a cast leaf band edge and squat feet, with eight day movement chiming on a gong. Height 26.5 cm, width 18.5 cm.
A mahogany cased bulkhead clock, the dial marked "Astral, Coventry" and in a stepped mahogany surround, the rear of the case scratched "Arnhem 1st Class Lounge", also bearing label from National Museums & Galleries, Merseyside that the SS Arnhem was built in 1947 by John Brown & Co. of Clyde Bank. Case diameter 35 cm.
A French boulle marquetry mantle clock, with single-train movement, "Examined by John Barker & Co. Ltd., Kensington, London". Height 32 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The movement winds and is currently ticking away. The face is in good order with only slight fading to the numerals. The watch glass is a little dirty but in good condition. All metalwork is present but is quite badly tarnished. The simulated tortoiseshell sides have sprung away from the main body of the clock. There are however no losses. The brass fretwork is slightly lifting to the front and right hand corners of the caddy top. There is also further lifting above the face and a small loss between numerals 9 & 10. There is also slight lifting to the brasswork below the numeral 6. The movement housing is a little loose and requires a pin to locate. We do not have a key. We are wondering if the lifting simulated tortoiseshell to the sides of the clock is in fact original. There may be later replacements.
A 19th century rosewood cased carriage clock, the enamelled dial marked "Henry Marc Paris", two-train movement striking on a bell. Height excluding carrying handle 13.5 cm, width 11 cm. (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The clock winds on both trains. It appears to strike as it should when the hands are advanced. The case is in extremely good condition. The brass handle is a little tarnished. The front glass is in good condition, The side panels are in good order as is the brass work. The rear hinges and door handle are original and in good order. There is a hairline running from the centre of the dial across to the numeral three and other areas of the dial are very slightly discoloured.
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