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Los 1706
FRENCH BRASS AND CHAMPLEVE CARRIAGE CLOCK, late 19th century, the 2 1/4" silvered chapter ring inscribed Sharman D Neill, Belfast, on a brass eight day movement half hourly striking to a gong with repeater mechanism, the case with four corinthian columns and enamelled plinth and pediment, with its original leather bound case, height excluding handle 18cm
Los 1741
MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, early 20th century, the brass dial with 11 1/4" silvered chapter ring and subsidiary seconds dial beneath a Whittington Westminster chime dial, the brass eight day four pillar movement quarterly chiming to eight tubular bells and hourly striking to a single tubular bell, the hood with carved flaming urn finials, the case with fluted, canted corners, panelled door and base, height 237cm
Los 129
CAIT GOULD; a white earthenware clock modelled in the form of an owl, painted signature and date of 2017, height 22.5cm (battery included!). (D) CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
Los 314
A collection of glass paperweights to include fifteen Caithness "Clock to celebrate the Millenium Year 2000", "Red Poppy" x 2, "Morning Dew" x 2, "Moonflower" x 3, "Whirlwind", "Ribbons", "Sea Form", "Cauldron Aqua" x 2, "Cauldron Emerald", "Cauldron Ruby" x 2, and one other name obscured, two Selkirk paperweights - "Electra 1984" and "Spin Drift 1984" (18) and eleven clear plastic stands
Los 643
A George III mahogany and inlaid long case clock, the 8 day movement with moonphase and brass band marked "George White Bristol", the brass dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture with engraved flowers to the spandrels, the body door inlaid with shell medallion raised on bracket feet CONDITION REPORTS Unknown if clock is working - we are not clock specialists. The phase movement at the back is very dirty and in need of considerabale restoration. The dial is 30 cm wide. Clock comes with a key, pendulum and two weights. Missing section to the arch - see images. Case with various scratches, scuffs and marks, some splits to the veneers. Some impressed marks - general small signs of wear and tear throughout
Los 389
A Yashika 44 Copal-SV twin reflex camera in leather case, a six draw telescope by A Ross of London, a Waltham table top clock, a pair of Swift Apollo Mark II 8 x 30 extra wide field binoculars, a pair of bino-prism no 5 Mark V x 7 binoculars, three various cases and a pair of canvas cased flasks
Los 693
A carved oak cased long case clock, the eight day musical movement by Panteness Higdon of Brewham Somerset (circa 1744/1760) with square brass dial, the chapter ring with Arabic and Roman numerals enclosing an engraved centre field with plaque inscribed "Panteness Higdon SO-Brewham" CONDITION REPORTS No clocks sodl as working - we are not clock specialists. The case with various knocks, chip,s scratches, small losses throughout. Replaced section in the area around the lock. Back edge with evidence of plate - probably used to screw it to the wall. All over varioius general signs of wear and tear throughout. The case has a tendency to tip forward slightly
Los 695
A 19th Century mahogany and inlaid long case clock, the enamelled dial set with Roman numerals and with floral sprays to the corner and ship motif to the top CONDITION REPORTS Total height approx 216 cm, roundels damaged to the top, one part of roundel missing. Various damages to the veneers, losses, cracks, splits etc throughout. Large split to the door. Various stains, marks, scratches and scuffs throughout. Various general signs of wear and tear. We are not clock specialists. Glass missing in places, some losses. Seconds hand is missing and off. Dial appears to be very dirty and needs attention. There are no weights. Various general signs of wear and tear throughout. Width maximum point across 50 cm , various mouldings and veneers missing to the case throughout, including half a roundel to the top and some sections of veneer to the hood. The glass is cracked and broken in two places, missing sections and split to the door. Seconds hand is missing, dial very dirty and needs attention. Nothing sold in working order, doubtful if this one would be. Various losses to the paint of the dial in various locations. All over various general signs of wear and tear throughout. In need of attention. The dial width approx 12"
Los 392
An early 20th Century mantle clock/weather station in brass case, the top with compass over a clock with enamel dial, the chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals over a further aneroid barometer dial flanked by mercury fahrenheit thermometer and centigrade alcohol thermometer, together with a box containing wall clock, mantle clock, book rest, two vases, brass ewer and two oak cased canteens of various cutlery and a carved Indian treen ware ladle of large proportions
Los 608
A modern mahogany cased long case clock of small proportions, the movement with moon phase and circular silver chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals CONDITION REPORTS No clock is sold as in working order. This comes with pendulum and three wieights. Case with various marks, scratches and scuffs throughout - see images for further details
Los 3136
Thormaby. Kings of The Rod Rifle and Gun, published by Hutchinson & Co 1901, canvas binding, and various other books to include Britain (F.J.). Old Clock and Watches and their Makers, published by Batsford, various other books relating to antiques and art reference, encyclopaedias, books on railways, etc, (six shelves).
Los 426
§ Malcolm Milne (British, 1887-1954) French church and village, unsigned, gouache, 31 x 37cm (12.2 x 14.5in); Classical clock tower, unsigned, watercolour, 24 x 28cm (9 x 11in); The Chapel of Santa Caterina, Palermo, watercolour, 40 x 23 cm (16 x 9in); Stage design for Callimachus, pen, ink and wash, 35 x 50 cm (14 x 20in) (4) Exhibited: The Chapel of Santa Caterina, Palermo: Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, Retrospective Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by Malcolm Milne (1887-1954), 23 June to 10 July 1966, No. 64, The Chapel of Santa Caterina, Palermo, from Sketchbook No. 3, 1922 Stage design for Callimachus: London, V & A Museum, Catalogue No. 62, International Exhibition (old inscription, undated) Condition is fine.
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