We found 12961 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 12961 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
12961 item(s)/page
A late 19th century French four glass carriage clock, the gilt brass case with foliate chased decoration, the repeat movement striking on a single bell, the white enamel dial with subsidiary alarm dial (with key), height 14cm, and one other brass cased carriage clock (with key), height 12cm. (2) a/f.
AN EARLY ENGLISH BRASS LANTERN CLOCK having an engraved dial and chapter ring, with alarm and striking on a bell, dial signed Peter Closon neare Holborne Bridge fecit, with weights on a modern bracket, 15 1/2" high. Note: Peter Closon is recorded as working in the first half of the 17th century in London
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS CASED CARRIAGE CLOCK INSCRIBED LEROY, PARIS hour and half hour striking on a gong, with repeat and alarm, having circular cream enamel dial with blue arabic numerals and inscribed "Leroy Paris", matching subsidiary alarm dial, twin fusee, the brass case with repeat button at the front, bevelled glass panel to each side and decorative handle, in original box with key, case 13.5cms high
An Art Deco travelling alarm timepiece, by Cartier, the rectangular ivory coloured dial with Arabic numerals, inscribed Cartier, Huit Jours, the leather easel case with tambour sliding door, initialed in gilt, E.W., 11cm high, c.1925. Provenance: Edgar Wallace - Author of The Four Just Men. Sold with a black and white photograph showing the clock and admittance card to Egar Wallace's Funeral Service, 1932
SS President Lincoln - an early 20th century French brass and champleve enamel carriage alarm clock, 4.5cm enamel dial, with Arabic numerals, subsidiary alarm dial, bell to underside, swing handle, with enamel panel with stars and stripes and inscribed SS President Lincoln, 13cm high, c.1910. Made for sale on SS. President Lincoln. The ship was built by Harlind & Wolff of Belfast in 1907 as the Scotia for Messrs. Furness, Withy, but sold uncompleted to the Hamburg-America Line and re-named President Lincoln. She plied the Hamburg-New York route, mainly bringing immigrants to the US, being damaged striking both an iceberg and another ship on successive voyages in 1911. She was seized by the American authorities in dock at New York when the US entered WW1 and converted into a transport ship, but was sunk by torpedo 31st May 1918 with the loss of 26 lives. A replacement ship of the name was bought by the Dollar Line in 1922
A late 19th Century French lacquered brass carriage clock, the corniche case with swing carry handle, visible platform escapement, white enamel dial with alarm dial, retailers stamp Benet Fink & Co, London, eight day single barrel going striking movement, height 15cm (handle down) with original outer leather carry case and winding key (see lot 357 for illustration)
A brass carriage alarm clock by Margaine, circa 1885, the 2" white dial with ring of roman numerals over a subsidiary alarm dial with ring of arabic numerals, the back plate stamped on the lower left corner with Margaine emblem stamped just above the number 082, the base cover stamped 17082, the case with brass swing handle over a bevelled oval inspection glass above rectangular plain bevelled glass sides on a cut-out plinth base in original leather bound hinged lid carry case with sliding front, 4.5" high. Francois-Arsene Margaine, Rue Beranger 22 and Rue Bondy, 54 Paris
BRASS VERGE ALARM LANTERN TIMEPIECE, the dial signed John Knibb, Oxon with central alarm disk, single hand and silvered chapter ring, the floral engraved case with foliate frets and surmounted by a bell, hoop & spike, 13” high *It is believed that this clock may be ex collection Major Rudolph Mayer and was sold at Sothebys, lot 17 24th May 1971*
DUTCH MARQUETRY LONGCASE CLOCK, the eight day movement with pull alarm, the 12” square brass dial signed A. Vermeulen, Amsterdam, the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and apertures for moon phase, month, day and date, the case with bombe base, long door and pedimented hood, inlaid overall with trailing flowers, birds and classical vases in coloured woods, 94.5” high
MARQUETRY ALARM LONGCASE CLOCK, five pillar movement, the 12.75” brass dial signed Thomas Chilton, London, with moon phase to the arch over subsidiary seconds dial, calendar aperture and central alarm disk, the Dutch walnut case inlaid overall with flowers and foliate motifs and surmounted by a broken arch pediment, 96” high (illustrated inside back cover)
A gilt brass Grande Sonnerie carriage clock, the case with columns to the sides and carrying handle to the top, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals in circular segments and alarm dial beneath 6 o'clock, fitted an hour repeating half-hour striking alarm movement on two gongs, 20cm (8") high
-
12961 item(s)/page