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Los 1460
A table centrepiece with Meissen mark, impressed shield to base and no. 7002, featuring two young children at the base of a tree trunk with encrusted leaves and flowers, the bowl supported by palm like leaves and buds, some staining and coating to the interior of the bowl which is loose to the base, 13 34'' tall in total.
Los 1108
MID-18TH CENTURY AND LATER OAK AND WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCK, maker likely Robert Craig of Kilmaurs, with two train eight day movement, the silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, with moulded cornice, waisted trunk and block base, 216cm high
Los 1109
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, by Richard Jadine of Bathgate, two train eight day movement, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, painted spandrels and lunette, the pillared hood with swan neck pediment, crossbanded waisted trunk, the block base on bracket feet, 220cm high
Los 1113
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, with two train eight day movement, the white enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, the spandrel and lunette painted with flora, the pillared hood with dentil cornice, with waisted trunk and block base, 207cm high
Los 1125
VICTORIAN OAK AND PARQUETRY LONGCASE CLOCK, Wishaw, two train eight day movement, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, painted spandrels and lunette, the pillared hood with swan neck pediment, pillared trunk, block base on bracket feet, 228cm high
Los 1198
EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK BY EDWARD & SONS, of Glasgow, the three train movement with Whittington & Westminster chimes striking on eight tubular bells, the giltmetal face engraved and mounted with scrolls, the silvered chapter ring with Arabic numerals in gilt, subsidiary second dial, with painted moon phase lunette, the arched hood with moulded cornice over a scrolling foliate frieze and enclosed by two spiral twist columns, the glazed trunk enclosed by two three-quarter spiral twist columns, on a block base and stile feet, 223cm high
Los 1223
JOHN LEES OF MIDDLETON; a 19th century oak and mahogany eight day longcase clock with broken swan neck pediment above silvered dial set with Arabic and Roman numerals and featuring engraved detail of twin birds of paradise, galleon and floral scrolls beneath painted rolling moon phase and flanked by fluted columns, the trunk with shaped door flanked by quarter turned fluted columns above panelled plinth base to ogee bracket feet, height 221cm.Additional InformationNot tested, no guarantee of working order, appears to be missing a finial. Scratches and discolouration to dial, probable repainting to moon phase, further general wear throughout.
Los 30
A Victorian carved oak mercury stick barometer, J.H Steward, London, third quarter 19th century, with foliate scroll carved arched upstand and moulded cornice incorporating corbeled projections to the sides over rectangular bevel-glazed double opaque glass Vernier scales calibrated in barometric inches and with the usual observations, the lower margins annotated 10 A.M YESTERDAY and 10 A.M TO DAY, and signed J.H. STEWARD, ...Strand, London to upper left hand corner, the trunk with triangular rosettes, cavetto side mouldings and Vernier setting squares to throat above applied glazed mercury tube Fahrenheit and Centigrade scale thermometer decorated with fan carved crest to upper rail, the base of shaped cartouche outline applied with shield-centred scroll carved shaped cistern cover with level adjustment square to underside, 109cm high James Henry Steward is recorded in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETER MAKERS AND RETAILERS 1660-1900 as a maker of all types of barometers who worked from several addresses in London including; 406 Strand (1857-1900 and beyond), 67 Strand (1867-8), 63 St. Pauls Churchyard (1867-80), Cornhill (1867-92), 66 Strand (1869-88), 456 Strand (1879-88), 474 West Strand (1886-1900 and beyond) and 7 Gracechurch Street (1893-1900 and beyond). He advertised as maker of the celebrated Lord Bury telescope and maker of the Fitzroy barometers, as in use at all railway termini and principal hotels in London.The current lot is provided with two scales to allow change in barometric pressure to be recorded as designed by Admiral Fitzroy for his 'storm barmeters' which he devised in around 1857.
Los 400
A mahogany eight-day quarter-chiming longcase clock, S. Smith and Son, London, early 20th century, the two train four pillar movement with deadbeat escapement regulated by seconds pendulum and Harrison's maintaining power to the going train and two-in one quarter chime and hour strike on nine goings to the second train, the 10.5 inch engraved silvered brass break-arch dial with subsidiary seconds dial and inscribed S. SMITH & SON LTD., TRAFALGAR SQUARE, LONDON to the foliate scroll decorated centre within chapter ring comprising roundels applied with vertically orientated gilt Arabic numerals, with pierced blued steel hands and leafy scroll engraved spandrels continuing up into the arch to flank the STRIKE/SILENT selection dial, the case with break-arch cavetto cornice over hinged glazed dial aperture flanked by pendant husk carved panels and scroll pierced rectangular side frets to hood over geometric astragal glazed rectangular door centred with a carved rosette to trunk, on plinth base centred with a raised oval panel over ogee bracket feet, 196cm high Provenance: The property of a private collector, Hertfordshire. The renowned firm of London watch and clockmakers S. Smith & Son was founded in 1851 by the jeweller and watchmaker Samuel Smith. The business became particularly well known for its fine complex watches and also built reliable chronometers which made them a supplier to the Admiralty. By 1885 they were operating from 6 Grand Hotel Buildings, Trafalgar Square and in 1914 became a Limited Company. During this period the firm sought to increasingly diversify into the production of automobile and aircraft gauges and other related instruments creating subsidiary companies for these purposes. During various restructuring programmes of the second half of the 20th century the business was eventually consolidated within the umbrella organisation 'Smiths Group PLC' which was incorporated in the year 2000.
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