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A late 18c eight day longcase clock, the 14in square brass dial signed Charles Craig, Dublin and having Turks head spandrels, seconds ring and date aperture. The movement has ringed pillars, anchor escapement and rack strikes on a gong in the back of the case. The wood rod pendulum is suspended from the back of the case and the weights are brass bound. It is contained in a mahogany case with swan neck pediments to the hood and a heavy convex leaf carved moulding above the hood door with a central lions head. The hood has attached fluted columns with Corinthian capitals and the rectangular trunk door is glazed and has canted outer edges. There is a rectangular fixed panel below the dial and the base has a similar applied panel and bracket feet. The clock stands 95in tall overall.
Los 1
Bristol Interest - George III mahogany-cased 30 hour brass dial longcase clock, Joseph Quarman, Temple Cloud, circa 1765, the 12-inch square brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing an engraved coastal scene with ship, silvered subsidiary seconds dial beneath XII inscribed Jos'h Quarman Temple Cloud over silvered terrestrial calendar dial within rococo scroll spandrels, the posted movement countwheel-striking on a bell, the case with swan neck pediment over turned columns with brass capitals, moulded long trunk door and plain base, 209cm high Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items Dial - minor tarnishing to silvered chapter ring otherwise good. Movement appears sound, some old rebuilding to the upstands. Case - has been repolished, finial possibly later, crack to frieze, later hood door handle and patched upper door hinge, otherwise sound. Sold with pendulum and weight (pendulum feather is missing, plus key)
Los 18
Early Victorian mahogany-veneered stick barometer, Alexander Alexander, Exeter, the two-piece ivory scale reading from 27" to 31" of pressure with Remarks, signed above Alex'r Alexander Optician to Her Majesty, Exeter with vernier, the partially-exposed main tube in arched surround with adjusting knob, the slender trunk with silvered ethanol Fahrenheit thermometer over a turned cistern cover, 92cm high Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items
Los 19
19th Century mahogany-cased stick barometer, Dollond, London, having an arched silvered scale reading from 27" to 31" of pressure, with Remarks, beside mercury Fahrenheit thermometer flanking partially exposed main tube within glazed surround, the inlaid trunk with gilt initials J.C.R. over turned cistern cover, with bine adjusting knob, 92cm high Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items - 2cm moulding loss to arch over silvered scale, minor cracking to trunk
Los 2
Bristol Interest - Mid 18th Century oak-cased 30 hour brass-dial longcase clock, Edward Bilbie Chew Stoke, circa 1760, the 11-inch square dial having Roman hours, Arabic minutes and fleur-de-lys half hour divisions framing a matted centre with rectangular cartouche signed Ed. Bilbie, Chewstoke over calendar square within foliate engraving, all within mask spandrels, the posted movement outside countwheel-striking on original bell, and chain-driven movement, the case with stepped ogee top and brass ball and spire finials over sunken columns with brass capitals, the chequer-inlaid and crossbanded long trunk door on plain base and bracket feet, 224cm high Literature - See Moore, Rice and Hucker, 'Bilbie and the Chew Valley Clockmakers' or Moore, 'The Clockmakers of Somerset 1650-1900 for more information on this maker Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items, Dial - minor staining between VI and VII and between X and XI. Movement appears sound but with small amount of packing beneath one side of the seat board and with old alterations to the upstands. Case in good order, sold with weight and pendulum plus key
Los 20
Early 19th Century mahogany-cased wheel or banjo barometer, Gironimo, Bristol, the 19.5cm silvered dial reading from 28" to 31" of pressure, the trunk with swan-neck pediment over Dry/Damp (hygrometer), silvered mercury Fahrenheit thermometer with convex glazing over bone adjusting knob and silvered spirit level inscribed as above, 98cm high Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items - Pediment is a probable replacement
Los 21
Mid Victorian inlaid rosewood wheel or banjo barometer, F. Walker, London, the 24cm silvered dial reading from 28" to 31" of pressure with engraved globe and foliate scroll work, the onion-top trunk profusely inlaid in mother-of-pearl with birds, foliage, urns etc, and inset with silvered mercury Fahrenheit thermometer and bone adjusting knob, 106cm high Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items
Los 3
Staffordshire Interest - George III oak and mahogany-cased eight day brass dial longcase clock, Foden, Leek, circa 1780, the 13-inch square dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing a matted centre with silvered signature cartouche over terrestrial calendar crescent and engraved sprigs within mask spandrels, the movement rack-striking on a bell, the case having a cavetto-moulded flat hood with painted crown to frieze over fluted columns, yoke-topped crossbanded long trunk door between fluted quadrants and panelled base, 199cm high Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items - Dial in good condition, movement has later seat board (upstands are rebated but seat board sits above rebate), movement in good order. Case in VGC but backing boards are later. Sold with two weights plus pendulum (no key and trunk door is currently locked)
Los 382
Early 20th Century 'Black Forest' carved wooden bear hallstand, modelled as a standing adult bear holding a tree trunk and watching a cub in the high branches, the naturalistic base with drip-tray on four splayed supports, 205cm high Condition: The hallstand has been covered in a dark brown paint which is rubbed and flaked in many places including noticeably to left paw of cub, mid point of tree trunk etc, this would benefit from being stripped and waxed, most of the 'hooks' have textured tips but three do not and this may suggest some replacement parts beneath the paint, flaking to right hand of adult bear, considerable flaking to drip tray recess (no metal tray is present), general knocks and flaking to supports with a loss to one of the rear foot, overall requiring some restoration but basically sound and worthy of investment - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
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*Herring (John Frederick, Jnr., 1820-1907). Wake up dear boy, which is the road?, watercolour on paper, heightened with body colour, signed lower right, title lower left, 19.5 x 28 cm (7.75 x 11 ins), mounted, framed and glazed, together with Two men watering a group of horses, watercolour on paper, heightened with body colour, signed on tree trunk to right margin, 21 x 32 cm (8.25 x 12.5 ins), mounted, framed and glazed (2) NB: Revised Estimate
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Los 410
*Dress. A Brussels lace wedding dress, 1899 [with later alterations], high-waisted empire-line gown with square neckline and train, hand-made, with machine and hand-stitching, comprising an inner shell of ivory taffeta (with zip closure), overlaid with cream hand-made Brussels lace, hook and eye closure at rear, sleeves elbow-length and slightly ruched, train edged in velvet, some small tears and holes in lace, and two small faint dark stains to front, train lightly soiled in places, bust 89cm (35ins), waist 80cm (31.5ins), length excluding train 150cm (59ins), length including train 190.5cm (75ins), together with a colour illustrated bound volume of verse commemorating the marriage of Mr. Port Bromell Elkins and Miss Eleanor Pollock Glass in Pennsylvania, 20th September 1899, second leaf with manuscript inscription certifying the marriage, quarter cream moir‚ cloth, decorative upper cover lettered in silver 'Bridal Bells', contained in original cardboard box, 4to, plus A Brussels lace wedding dress, 1929, cream low-waisted gown, hand-made with machine and hand-stitching, comprising a satin slip with scalloped hem, overlaid with a layered net outer shell, incorporating Brussels lace, and forming cape sleeves, ruched satin sash at waist, with bow to left side, press stud fastenings at rear, with corsage of wired faux flowers to left shoulder, some minor marks and small breaks in lace, bust 86cm (34ins), waist 86cm (34ins), length of slip 110cm (43.25ins), overall length 147cm (58ins), plus a partially deconstructed cream satin dress, late 1880s/early 1890s, comprising a ruched and padded boned bodice, lacking sleeves, and a separate long skirt with bustle pad and train, triple-pleated hem of skirt scalloped to reveal gathered hem of lining, some splits and soiling, together with original underskirt, plus a scallop-edged lace veil, 63 x 244cm (24.75 x 96ins), all contained in a small trunk Provenance: Eleanor Pollock Glass was the current owner's great grandmother, and the first item was worn by her as a going away dress; it was subsequently worn as a wedding dress by the vendor's mother Helen Louise Elkins, on 26th April 1952, and by herself on 4th October 1980. Port Brommell Elkins was an inventor and innovator, and the first person to use reinforced concrete in industrial buildings in Boston. Eleanor and Port's son, George Elkins, married Helen Douglass Gardner on 10th August 1929, and the second wedding dress was hers. The remaining items in the trunk come from the same family. (7)
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A 19th century mahogany longcase clock, the broken swan neck pediment above a short trunk door and box base, the dial painted with a castle to the arch and churches to the spandrels, the dial with Roman numerals, seconds subsidiary dial and calendar aperture, inscribed S Furtwengler, Llanelly
Los 384
An early 19thC oak and mahogany longcase clock by John Wood, Grantham, with swan neck pillared hood containing a 30cm W painted and signed arched dial with floral spandrels and Roman and Arabic numerals, 8-day movement striking a bell, above a short moulded trunk door, on splayed feet 201cm H.
Los 294
A George III cross banded oak longcase clock the broken scroll swan neck pediment with brass finial and pressed flower head roundels above a square hood door enclosing a 12” brass dial with matted centre and slivered chapter ring and Roman numerals subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture above a shaped top trunk door flanked by fluted quarter pilasters over an ogive moulding and raised panel and on ogee bracket feet, 217cm high
Los 297
An 18 th century oak longcase clock the stepped caddy top hood enclosing a 12” brass dial with silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture and marked Pearson Don eight-day movement striking on a bell above a full-length trunk door between fluted quarter pilasters over an ogive moulding and on bracket feet, approx. 226cm high
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