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An Ansonia Clock Co; New York oak cased Mantle Clock: architectural case with alloy and gilt Arabic numeral face. 10 7/8" wide x 16 1/4" high x 5 1/2" deep.

Photographs - Three 19th century photograph albums containing assorted architectural and topographical photographs and prints, including a quantity by James Valentine of Britain, by Christian Paier of Cairo, Felix Bonfils photographic prints of Jerusalem and Germany. Some annotated to the image, others to the album, approx 125, the larger examples each approx 22 x 28cm

Photographs - A collection of albumen prints by Francis Bedford, all of topographical and architectural Egyptian views and scenes, circa 1862, most titled and with credits to plate, all mounted and most indistinctly annotated in pencil to the mounts (23), most approx 23 x 28cm

A circa 1900 walnut cased Vienna wall clock, having architectural case, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, eight day weight driven single train movement, the case with sectional glazed door, h.113cm (with brass cased weight and pendulum) Condition Report / Extra Information Length from top of dial to bottom of pendulum 83cm.We are unable to remove the movement from the case.

A 19th century Continental walnut veneered and gilt metal mounted mantel clock, of classical architectural outline, the whole surmounted with a bird of prey, the dial set with Old Father Time, spring-driven movement striking on a gong, the case surmounted on paw feet, h.40cm

(19th Century) Sundry engravings of and pertaining to Carlisle Cathedral, including Carlisle Cathedral after Thomas Hearne (1744-1817), architectural studies from the cathedral interior published in 'Building News' September 28th 1881, three studies from from "Winkless Cathedrals", and others

Large Victorian slate mantle clock architectural case, visible escapement, bell, with key & pendulum, 37cm high, 60cm wide approx.

JOSEPH KEARNEYSELECTION OF ARCHITECTURAL SCENES oil on canvas (5)

THREE ETCHINGS BY T PATERSONof architectural and street scenes

A Vienna architectural style wall clock with ebony decoration

A 19th century Vienna style wall clock with architectural mahogany case

A late 19th century architectural alarm mantel clock with bell to top of case

An architectural style mantel clock with interior bell

A oak cased architectural style chiming mantel clock with carved decoration

A box of iron architectural fittings, brass hooks etc

Five painted cast iron architectural mounts, largest height 25cm, length 90cm.

A Victorian HAC - Hamburg America regulator wall clock of architectural form having 8 day movement with decorative facia.

A French late 19th Century gilt metal and enamel eight-day clock garniture The central clock with architectural gilt metal casing raised on a splayed base and mounted on compressed bun feet. The central dial with segmented Roman numeral chaptering. Further detailed with enamelled panels detailed with birds, flanked by twin baluster form garnitures with pine cone finial's, 34cm high.

An Adams style cast iron fire basket With an architectural back above two finials and a bowfront supported on two curvilinear uprights with scroll toes, 58cm wide.

Italian School, early 19th Century A pair of architectural studies - Figures in conversation outside a portico; and an interior view of Basilica of Saint Mary in Cosmedin, Rome one inscribed lower right "Santa Maria" watercolours (2) 32 x 21.50cm (12 x 8in)

Italian School, 18th Century Architectural studies - A study of the façade of the Church of Sant'Andrea al Quirinale; A study of the floor plan of the same church interior; and another of an unidentified building watercolour and ink (3) 67 x 45cm (26 x 18in)

A pair of architectural stone figure heads of St Simon and St John, (2) 40 x 36 x 55cm (16 x 14 x 21in) Weathered as expected.

A Victorian black marble mantle clock of architectural form, with bell strike movement, 11" h

A large Victorian carved wood and gesso architectural overmantel, bold cresting above mirror plates and niches, c.1880

An early 20th century oak mantel clock, retailed by Terry & Co, Manchester, the architectural case flanked by barley twist pillars, c.1930

AN ITALIAN MAHOGANY, MARQUETRY AND BONE INLAID WARDROBE, early 20th century, the moulded cornice over frieze with flowers and anthemion, four drawers below, the central one with architectural vignette flanked on either side by a pair of doors each centred by a figure of a 17th century gentleman, spaced by pilasters and opening to interior with hanging space and drawers, the sides with marquetry panels, raised on square tapering legs with brass toes, 110 1/2" x 26" x 77" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)

A Marti 19thC French slate mantel clock with Romanesque classical case, reeded columns and acanthus leaved capitols, the architectural top with masked decoration and Roman battle scene, the ivory-coloured Arabic chapter ring with beetle and poker hands, the movement striking on a gong, 31.5cm tall

Van der Kieft of Paris 8-day single train mantel clock in slate and marble case of architectural design, the Roman enamel dial with Breguet style hands, 24.5cm tall

German c1910 mantel or bracket clock in mahogany architectural-style case with reeded square columns and light carving, the gilt and silvered Arabic dial with spandrel decoration and beetle and poker hands, the three-train movement striking on chimes and the whole raised on bun feet. 38cm tall

S Marti c1910 mantel clock in architectural-style brass case with enamelled inlay, the self-coloured Arabic dial with filigree centre and blue steel beetle and poker hands, the two-train movement striking on a gong, 26cm tall

Cumberland Interest - Two 19th century artist sketchbooks by Thomas and John Salkeld Bland, Thomas Bland of Reagill, Nr. Shap, this sketchbook containing over 100 pen and ink sketches of mythical figures, architectural studies, dogs, horses, cattle etc. The nephew's sketchbook, John Salkeld Bland of Wyebourne, containing over 30 pen and ink sketches, mostly architectural and landscape, to include Cockermouth Castle, Workington Hall, Appleby Castle, The Pencil Mill in Teesdale, and a sepia wash of Gunnerkeld Stone Circle near Shap. He was also the author of "The Vale of Lyvennet". The former with marble boards and half calf bindings, the latter with cloth boards and half calf binding, 17 cm x 25 cm and 19 cm x 28 cm respectively (see illustration).

A William IV mahogany bookcase, with architectural pediment above three doors each with brass grille (two glazed), the base fitted with three cupboard doors and all raised on a plinth. Depth 54 cm, height 229 cm, width 213 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The bookcase is in generally very good original condition. It does have some minor problems. The pediment is missing a section of moulding which should be visible on our image. At the left and right hand corners there is also a small piece of moulding missing. The cornice and crossbanded frieze are in good condition all around with no issues. The front right hand top door is missing its glass however this would easily mend as the panels at the rear are held in place by butterfly hinges which would easily remove and allow for the glazing. The doors close as they should and there is no significant warping. The right hand return moulding at the base of the top is missing. The carved frieze to the base is in good order all around. The sides of the base are also in very good condition. The base doors all close as they should and are not warped. There are marks and scuffs around the locks. The plinth base has a loss to the left hand front corner and has the usual marks and scuffs that one would expect. The backboards are all original and in good order. There is no evidence of any worm. The bookcase might actually look fine without the pediment.

A French late 19thC slate cased mantel clock, of architectural form, circular brass dial with visible brocot escapement, chapter ring bearing Arabic numerals, eight day movement with coil strike, with pendulum and key, 46cm x 16cm x 35cm.

An Edwardian mahogany three tier wall shelf, of open architectural form, raised on turned columns, 74.5cm x 20cm x 83cm.

Mid 20th Century German walnut cased, two train, architectural mantel clock with brass face, having silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals. 34cm high.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Leighton (G. C., engraver). Grand Architectural Panorama of London, Regent Street to Westminster, 1849, in three pieces, some loss to left end, total length 254 inches approx., original gilt decorated cloth (sold as seen

Architectural: A pair of Victorian sandstone architectural elements carved in high relief with bats, circa 1870 91cm high by 91cm long by 37cm deep

A patinated bronze religious icon Of Gothic arched architectural form, depicting various religious scenes, the top with applied suspension loop. 19.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, some general wear.

A VICTORIAN SLATE-CASED MANTEL CLOCK of architectural form

French brass cased carriage clock by Diette Hour, stamped 'D H', the dial marked 'Lausanne', in an architectural brass case (with key)

A large late Victorian aneroid barometer, c.1880, with carved oak architectural case, and silvered dial, 36 x 105cm, together with a further similar, with white dial, 33 x 100cm

An Edwardian/Edwardian Architectural Mantle Clock with Turned Pilasters and Scrolled Top 35cm High

A Slate and Marble Mantle Clock of Architectural Form, 34cm High, Loss to Front Top Rim, For Restoration

A pair of 19th century stripped pine architectural pilasters, of Doric form with scrolling capitals, 212cm high

A Scandinavian four stone turquoise dress ring, the four turquoise beads within stylised architectural mount, above a plain band, marked 585

A Victorian variegated and black Belgian marble architectural clock with eight-day chiming movement, 35cm

A William IV mahogany side table, the architectural upstand over rectangular top with moulded edge on reeded turned tapering legs, 78 x 114cm

An Edwardian mahogany corner vitrine, the broken architectural pediment over a strung astragal glazed door enclosing two shelves, the base with a satinwood crossbanded urn-inlaid door, on bracket feet, 200cm

A pair of 19th century French framed and glazed prints - architectural studies h56 w43cm

A pair of framed and glazed architectural prints h62 w50cm

ARCHITECTURAL STYLE GARDEN MIRRORS, a set of three, each metal framed with an arched top, 66cm W x 159cm H. (3)

20th century, Two cherubs within a garden, oil on panel, 24cm x 18cm, in an ornate architectural gold painted frame

A Regency mahogany bracket clock, the eight day movement striking on a bell, painted dial with Roman numerals and maker's name (very worn, possibly from Birmingham), the architectural case with stepped top, grille sides and brass ring handles on ball feet, pendulum present (pendulum locking plate and pineapple finial missing)

A Watson Fothergill architectural print, Long Row and Queen Street, Nottingham, framed

A late 19th Century walnut Vienna wall clockThe architectural case with turned finial's to the top and glazed door revealing white enamelled chaptering and dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the turned plaster extending to a lower tapered pediment sold with weights and pendulum.

A French late 19th Century gilt metal and enamel eight-day clock garniture The central clock with architectural gilt metal casing raised on a splayed base and mounted on compressed bun feet. The central dial with segmented Roman numeral chaptering. Further detailed with enamelled panels detailed with birds, flanked by twin baluster form garnitures with pine cone finial's, 34cm high.

A late 19th Century gilt metal and Sevres style porcelain panel, 8-day mantel clockThe architectural gilt case detailed with floral rosettes, twin lion crest pediment enclosing a porcelain bleu celeste dial detailed with putti and musical trophies, 41cm high.

A late 19th Century French gilt metal mantel clockThe slender architectural case raised on foliate bracket feet with pierced panels and silver chapter ring and floral rosettes to each corner surmounted by a stepped upper section and twin pedestal finial, 40cm high. Sold with pendulum and key.

A 19th Century ebonised wall clock, Abraham Weston LewesThe architectural case with triangular pediment and gilt brass finial, with glazed hinged door, revealing an 8 inch dial with silvered chaptering, further flanked by pierced brass spandrels, 52cm high. CONDITION REPORT: lot 252 - History is unknownRecently reconstructed/re conditionPossibly the face does not belong to the case.it has been refurbed along with the movement.

A late Victorian black slate eight day mantle clock Of architectural form, the 4inch white enamel dial with glaze front, the single train movement striking on a gong, sold with pendulum.