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Three brass carriage clocksReproduction French brass carriage alarm clock, height 13cm and two other carriage clocks. (3)

An Asprey's gilt metal travelling alarm clock, with a folding case.

A Jaeger-Le Coultre gilt metal and simulated lapis lazuli rectangular folding travelling alarm clock, the signed gilt dial with black Roman numerals and with a date of the month aperture at 3 o' clock.

A 19th Century French brass strike alarm carriage clock , Roman numerals to a white enamelled dial, terminating in carrying handle. 6” high.

A chased brass 19th century French alarm carriage clock.

A mid 20th Century lacquered brass Carriage Calendar Alarm Clock, the lever platform escapement compensated balance, with push repeat and strike on a coiled blued steel gong, to a lacquered brass and blue enamelled scrolling foliate mask, enclosing a Roman and Arabic chapter ring, over three subsidiaries for day, alarm and date, all with blued steel moon hands, in a lacquered brass case with Corinthian column supports and a plinth base, height 7 ¾”

AN EASTERN BURRWOOD BOX with ebonised and mother of pearl inlay to the top, containing various old lighters and cigarette cases, a leather cased travel alarm clock, with Swiss movement, a cased geometry set, with boxwood and ebony rules and a leather cased ladies sewing kit with various mother of pearl handled accessories

An 18th century hook and spike wall clock, fitted square brass face, 18cm (7in) square, the chaptering with Roman numerals, central rotating alarm dial

A French hour repeating carriage clock with alarm enamelled dial signed Gabriel London movement striking on a gong in architectural brass case 8in.

A late 19th century French brass cased hour repeater carriage clock with circular white enamel dial and a smaller circular alarm dial below strikes on a gong 10cm high

A square Jaz alarm clock with a case, a German spoon detailed 800 and three small lighters.

A late 19th Century French ebonised and burr walnut inset Carriage Alarm Clock, the plated movement with chaff cutter escapement and bell set to the base, to a Roman enamelled dial with outside minute track and blued steel hands and alarm subsidiary at 6, in a plinth shaped case, with cast brass carry handle and raised on four bun feet, bearing a paper label for Thos Eames, Watch and Clock Maker, Paddington, height 8”

An Oak 8 Day Mantel Clock with Alarm the Dial Signed Fattorni & Sons, Bradford

A late 19th century Black Forest postman's alarm clock in circular simulated walnut case, the dial with outer ring of Roman numerals, complete with two brass weights and pendulum

19th Century Carriage Clock with enamelled dial, secondary alarm dial, with hour repeating and alarm movement, striking on a gong, the back plate inscribed, “Lee & Co., Paris” and numbered 28548634, in the traditional engraved brass and glazed case with swing carrying handle, 13cms, (5”).

Lantern Clock Brass lantern alarm clock 20th century dial 6.5-inches foliate engraved field with alarm set dial two train movement with verge escapement striking on the top bell turned corner columns and hinged side doors (pendulum single weight)

Carriage alarm clock and another carriage clock French carriage alarm clock white enamel face with roman numerals two-barrel going in corniche case height 12cm; also another carriage clock with outer case.

A Dutch Friesland clock or stoeltjesklok 19th century of traditional form with green repainted case substantial brass movement with alarm twist columns bell striking 20cm painted rectangular dial on ball feet with gilt lead crestings 82cm

Jan Breukelaar Amsterdam a fine 18th century burr walnut longcase clock the hood with three ball finials above fretwork frieze and side frets floral carved centre piece Corinthian capped pilasters the trunk with canted corners the shaped door with boxwood stringing and gilt metal mounted lenticle upon a bombe base and paw front feet the 34cm dial with lunar disc silvered chapter ring signed below seconds dial shaped apertures for day and month with date aperture below scroll spandrels engraved dial centre and border the movement with alarm and striking on two bells 269cm high

James Clowes London an ebonised table clock circa 1675 the rectangular case with bird and foliate marquetry top panel 7 inch dial with alarm date aperture silvered chapter ring unusual putto head spandrels typical short hour hand the twin fusee verge movement with five latched pillars and outside numbered countwheel the foliate engraved backplate signed below James Clowes Londini Fecit engraved border and bob pendulum the whole on bun feet 29cm high 26.5cm wide 15.5cm deep James Clowes a famous maker was Free of the Clockmakers Company from 1671 to 1689 For a similar clock see Dawson Percy Early English Clocks 1982 p.310 and p.304 plate 436 for similar spandrels

A SMITHS ALARM NICKEL PLATED BULKHEAD CLOCK with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, mounted on a pine plinth, 28cm wide.

A Jaeger le Coultre travelling bed side alarm clock, silvered face with gold batons, back inscribed no.131646, in green leather case.

A late 19th century French brass alarm carriage clock with enamelled roman dial and alarm movement stamped Ep and striking on a bell 4.5ins

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.

Mother of pearl decorated travel alarm clock with fitted red leather case

Gold plated Gucci alarm clock

3 x Smiths Bakelite cased timepieces, 3 x 19th Century postman's alarm wall clocks, 4 x ebonised clock cases etc.

A FRENCH BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK with white enamel dial, Roman numerals and alarm, 5" high.

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 Jaeger alarm clock within a black and gilded case, two silver thimbles and a silver pocket watch

A French brass obis cased carriage clock with alarm the platform cylinder escapement striking on a bell to the underneath the backplate with a Lion trade mark 5.5in (14cm) h.

A French, brass cased carriage clock, 20th century, with alarm, lever platform, coiled gong and enamel dial with subsidiary alarm dial below, 14.5 cm

Smiths brass mantel clock, modern; 'Blessing' German alarm clock; ceramic clock; two modern oval framed boat engravings; and brass 'Ceag' lamp (six)

A travelling brass-cased alarm clock, with white ceramic face

A 19th Century brass cased cylinder alarm clock, the white enamel dial with subsidiary alarm dial with black Roman numerals (minor faults).

A silver and tortoiseshell cased "Nickel" travelling clock with 8 day movement, London 1912; a small leather cased travelling alarm clock

A late 19th French carriage clock, retailer Benetfink & Co, London, the eight day movement with strike and alarm, with white enamel dial, complete with travelling case, 6 1/2" high

A Swiza Travelling Alarm Clock, in a leather case

A Jaeger Recital Alarm Clock, a Benson gentleman's wristwatch, and an Ingersoll Triumph stopwatch (3)

A BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK with strike and alarm, retailed by Fattorini & Sons

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

A Black Forest postman’s alarm dial clock late 19th century the wooden framed weight driven thirty hour movement with alarm and 8.25in cream painted Roman numeral dial within a moulded surround 31cm diameter.

A GERMAN POSTMAN'S ALARM CLOCK the dial 12 1/2" diameter together with a small quantity of optical lenses and a set of sovereign scales

A 19th Century brass travel alarm clock, circular dial with Roman numerals below ring carrying handle. Diameter 4".

Noddy & Big Ears alarm clock

Pixie alarm clock

A Smiths Sooty and Sweep Alarm Clock.

THREE SPELTER ORNAMENTS (probably of Shakespeare), column, thermometer and bust, a Cartier travel alarm clock, a gilt box with inset picture of a lady, a reproduction miniature and various china and glass including a modern Deruta cockerel

A Nesco John Major speaking alarm Clock

A gilt metal alarm clock, incorporating a thermometer, a barometer and a hydrometer, circa 1961.

Two Smiths miniature lantern style clocks and a brass Armand Lerot alarm clock with fluted side pillars (3).

A German tin plate repeating alarm clock, with eagle mark to the centre, a Marpro timepiece by F. Smith & Sons, London.

A 19th Century brass, eight day, French time piece with circular enamel dial and Roman numerals with an alarm together with a 20th Century Seiko brass carriage clock.

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 gilt-brass carriage clock, 19th century, the alarm movement striking on bell, with enamelled Roman dial, in original red morocco leather case, H 14.5cm

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 19th Century Carriage Clock, the 5.5 cm wide enamel dial with Roman numerals, and subsidiary alarm dial, the movement striking on a gong, in a brass four pillar case engraved with floral swags, festoons and ribbon ties, 15.5 cm high

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

Gilded brass cased carriage clock, the rectangular enamel dial with Roman numerals and alarm dial, 12cm high, with plush lined hide travelling case.