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A Victorian walnut three weight Vienna style regulator, the white enamel two part dial with black Roman numerals, the unsigned movement unnumbered, striking on a gong, to a typical case with architectural surmount, key, pendulum, three weights, 140 cm.

A French Art Deco marble and spelter clock garniture, the square silvered dial signed Bayard, the eight day movement stamped Lever, made in France, the grey, pink and black marble architectural case surmounted by a spelter Lurcher type hound, together with a matching pair of pedestals, height 23 cm.

J. Wilson, Gateshead, a Victorian mahogany long case clock, circa 1860, the eight day movement striking on a bell, the 13" painted dial with date and seconds dials, church scene above, the domed hood to an architectural case, key, pendulum, two weights, 230 cm. Little is known of Jeremiah Wilson of Gateshead, he is listed as a clock maker and another very similar clock was found on the internet.

A Georgian style yew wood cross-banded chest of three cock-beaded drawers each with brass architectural swan neck handles and raised on bracket feet

A mixed selection of topographical postcards to include royalty, scenic, architectural etc

Arts and Crafts Interest: A hand coloured architectural drawing entitled 'St.Giles Cathedral Edinburgh proposed chest to stand beside the Argyll monument, signed Esme Gordon (Alexander Esme Gordon) of Gordon and Dey Architects, highlighted in watercolour, the design dated 1953, unframed and folded, 26.5cm x 71cm.

An early 20th century oak cased mantel clock with architectural pediment, the silvered chapter ring set with Arabic numerals above stepped plinth, with applied Edward VII silver hallmarked plaque with presentation inscription 'Presented to Geo. H. Axon by members of All Saint's Old Scholars Reunion 28th Jny 1914', height 38cm, also an Art Deco onyx timepiece of small proportions (2). CONDITION REPORT: Both appear to be in working order, minor surface wear and dirt commensurate with age throughout to both items, onyx example has major cracks running horizontally and diagonally to front.

A 19th century Chinese Canton Export ivory card case of rectangular form elaborately carved with numerous figures in architectural landscape to both sides, 11.5 x 7.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Area of repair to base, few visible areas of minor losses (trees) - please refer to photos, surface dirt and wear (rubbing), lid fits well but is loose.

A circa 1900 Bohemian clear and amber tinted glass goblet of faceted bell shaped form, etched with architectural roundel to each side, on knopped octagonal stem to shaped circular base, height 20cm. CONDITION REPORT: Chip to inside edge of the upper rim, wear to base commensurate with age, surface dirt to the stem and odd areas of wear to the bowl.

A collection of cigarette cards and further ephemera including an architectural house plan for J.B. Milner & Co, Cheadle dated 1932, a Christmas message issued by the Colonel of The School of Artillery in official cover dated 1944, etc, all in a vintage leather suitcase.

A large 19th century Chinese baluster vase with raised rim painted in underglaze blue with architectural landscape, with twin pierced handles, unmarked, height 59cm. CONDITION REPORT: Star hairline to the base, manufacturing imperfections throughout (pitting) surface dirt and minor wear commensurate with age, areas of fritting/shallow chips to edge of rim.

Chinese rug having embossed foliate and architectural decoration and with four Chinese characters to the borders, 313cm x 199cm Condition:

Two early 20th Century walnut and beech cased architectural style mantel clocks Condition:

A. Hulk - Watercolour - Architectural ruin, signed, framed and glazed Condition:

Late 19th/early 20th Century black slate cased architectural style mantel clock, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, brass movement striking on a bell Condition:

Oil and pokerwork panel - Architectural view and two other pictures Condition:

A Timothy Richards plaster architectural model of a Gothic folly, paper label verso, 18cm by 20cm, (a/f)

A Timothy Richards plaster architectural model of the Radcliffe Camera, Oxford, 28cm by 23cm, (a/f)

A Timothy Richards plaster architectural model of King Edward School, Bath, paper label verso, 17cm by 17cm, (a/f)

An architectural Victorian oak mantel clock, an arch pediment raised on columns and carved brick work design. The clock having a 2 train movement and a gilt brass face with roman numerals.

Architectural salvage - a set of 12 Victorian/Edwardian brass stair rods c.1900; another set of 10; another set of 8; a set of cylindrical stair rods

A Victorian slate and marble mantel clock of architectural form, enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, eight day movement with bell strike, 27.5cm x 15.5cm x 33.5cm.

VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURAL MANTEL CLOCK D5

A Victorian oak cased mantel clock by Fattorini & Sons, Bradford, brass and enamel dial bearing Arabic numerals, eight day movement with bell and coil strike, patent automatic alarm, the case of architectural form on a stepped base, 29cm x 15cm x 33.5cm, and a rosewood eight day spring clock, 27cm x 11cm x 39cm, (2).

Late Victorian black slate and marble two train architectural mantel clock with gilt metal mounts. 38cm high.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Very grubby, chips and nicks overall to the case commensurate with wear, pendulum in bottom of case.

Architecture ornament drawing reference book, together with large volume of architectural plates and plans including Continental styles etc. (2)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Bag of assorted silver photograph frames to include two pairs, including architectural design and serpentine design. (4)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: One has lost easel stand, another has one broken off. All frames are loose. One is very badly dented with holes and losses, others appear ok with general wear.

Late 19th Century black slate and marble two train architectural mantel clock garniture, the clock with enamelled Roman face and having two figural supporters. Clock 32cm high. (3)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Very grubby, rear door of clock detached, pendulum in bottom of case, some chips, nicks and wear overall.

Late 19th/early 20th Century black slate and marble architectural mantel clock. 27cm high.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Rather grubby but basically sound, pendulum included.

Early 20th Century marble and cloisonné timepiece, the architectural case with cloisonné roof frieze flat columns and base and with a marble front, champagne dial and black Arabic hours, 8 day movement, 15.5cm high

After Giambattista Piranesi (1720 - 1778) A pair of Italian architectural prints Plate: 13.5 x 27.5cm (5 1/4 x 10 3/4in.) (2)

A late Victorian oak cased bracket clock, with eight-day three-train movement, the 7 1/2 inch silvered dial with a choice of WHITTINGTON CHIMES or CAMBRIDGE CHIMES, the silvered slip inscribed JOHNSTON & Co. GLASGOW, the oak case of architectural form, 61cm high.

A late 18th / early 19th century Continental oil on canvas, depicting hunting scene with architectural ruins in the foreground, 39x62cm

A Victorian silver cream jug having repousse decoration, architectural moulded handle and inscription to cartouche, Birmingham 1891, S Bros

A silver cup of plain form having moulded architectural handle, Sheffield 1913, Lee & Wigfull

A small silver trophy having reed and cross decoration and architectural design handles, Birmingham 1935, James Fenton & Co

A 19TH CENTURY BLACK SLATE ARCHITECTURAL MANTLE CLOCK with white enamel dial and Arabic numerals, the movement bearing a stamp 'A.D Mougin', 51cm x 33cm approximately

A GILT METAL GARNITURE CLOCK of pierced scrolling architectural form, 46cm high with two five branch candelabra and a gilt hardstone lamp (4)

An Edwardian brass-mounted and line-inlaid mantel clock in architectural case and two smaller similar clocks

Two boxes of architectural books.

A George III style architectural walnut freestanding corner cabinet

VICTORIAN MANTEL CLOCK with enamel face in carved wood architectural case, musical chime (for attention)

Rochelle Bookcase Oak Top And Iron Frame These Handcrafted Pieces Combine The Warmth Of Lightly Distressed Natural Timber With The Architectural Presence Of The Sturdy Iron Frames And Will Bring Character To Contemporary Or Classic Interiors Created Exclusively For Us Using Oak In A Parquet Design Polished To A Mellow Golden Colour 99 X 49 X 210

Architectural London Bridge Natural Small Art Black Wood 119.2 X 3 X 46.8cm

Odeon Mar 3 ring Flush 50cm-Msne&M Blk 50 X 50 X 40cm The Odeon Lighting Collection Is A Modern Day Interpretation Of Venetian Glass Prism Chandeliers From The 1960s These Glamourous Handcrafted Mid-Century Modern Lights Are Inspired By One Of The Greatest Roman Architectural Feats: The Infamous Elliptical Coliseum Amphitheatre The Fixtures Have Superior Light Dispersion Capabilities Due To The Generous Quantity Of Crystals Drops – The Large Pendant Has Over 380 Drops And The High Grade Of The Optical-Quality Glass Drops

EDWARD BAWDEN (1903-1989) - a print cylinder with printed striped paper covering by Bawden containing an unrelated unframed architectural print in the modernist style (ARR) CONDITION REPORTS The lid has rusting and corrosion all over, the tube itself has several marks/damages to the paper especially at the top end and a whitish blue to the lower end, possibly damp marks. The base is also rusting and showing signs of corrosion. The print enclosed is discoloured and has water marks and other marks especially evident to the right hand corner as well as areas of foxing throughout. General wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details. Cylinder 79.5 cm long x 9 cm diameter. Unknown whether the cylinder is home-made of mass-produced - if home-made then well-made, if mass-produced - unsure of original usage. No labels or clues as to manufacturer. The paper cover has a couple of small scuffs (see images) and some discolouration to the base (opposite end of screw top) suggesting damp at some stage, though paper still in tact. Metalwork to lid, rim and base - rusty and with areas of wear. Provenance: from a local Private Collector of Arts and Crafts items though worth mentioning that our Partner and Senior Valuer and Auctioneer conducted the Probate Valuation for the Estate of Edward Bawden in Saffron Walden end of 1989/early 1990 and remembers seeing similar pieces at the house.

A pair of 19th Century brass four branch candelabra, the four branches uniting on a turned and carved brass body, raised on a black marble architectural base on two brass paw front feet and two rear bracket feet CONDITION REPORTS 66 cm

[MISCELLANEOUS]. ARCHITECTURE & OTHER An Inventory of the Ancient Monuments in Glamorgan, Volume IV: Domestic Architecture from the Reformation to the Industrial Revolution, Part II: Farmhouses and Cottages, first edition, Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1988, cloth, dustjacket, illustrations, maps and plans throughout, large quarto; Sandon, Eric. Suffolk Houses. A Study of Domestic Architecture, reprint, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge, 1986, cloth, dustjacket, illustrations and plans throughout, tall quarto; Michael, Margaret, editor. List of Buildings of Local Architectural or Historic Interest in the Borough of Ipswich, Suffolk, revised edition, The Ipswich Society, 1985, ring-bound stiff paper covers, illustrations from photographs, 30cm x 22cm; Richards, J.M. The Functional Tradition in Early Industrial Buildings, The Architectural Press, London, 1958, green cloth, illustrations throughout, octavo; Hughes, Pennethorne, Kent, A Shell Guide, first edition, Faber & Faber, London, 1969, cloth, dustjacket, illustrations throughout, octavo; and four other works, (9).

William IV mahogany sideboard, architectural back board over central shallow drawer flanked by a cellaret drawer and cupboard, raised on set out turned legs, width 160cm (64"). No condition reports for this sale

A 19th century oak bracket clock, silvered dial, Lenzirch spiral gong chiming movement, architectural case, c.1880

A late Victorian cork architectural diorama, the model as a substantial suburban villa, set in walled grounds, glazed case, 39cm high, 58cm wide, c.1890

A late Victorian oak hallstand, architectural pediment, spindled back over rectangular plate, tile back above glove box, turned supports and stretchers.

Benetfink & Co., Paris: a mantel clock, the white enamel roman dial around open anchor escapement, within Greek style slate architectural case.

Carved stone niche of arched form, with Holy mother and child group, in architectural border, 90cm high

Eliza James, aged 11 years, 1845 early Victorian needlework sampler with poetic verse and scattered animal, floral and architectural motifs in leaf border, 40cm x 31cm, in glazed birds-eye maple frame

18th century longcase clock with eight day movement, 10 inch brass dial with face mask spandrels, matted centre, silvered chapter ring, subsidiary calendar dial and applied circle, signed - Thomas Davenport, in an oak case with architectural hood, fluted columns and blind fret decoration, 200cm overall height (pendulum, winding key, door key and weights present)

19th century German brass mediaeval renaissance casket by G G Leykauf, Nurnberg, inspired by the St Sebaldus Tomb, Nuremberg, of architectural form, the hinged cover enclosing fabric-lined interior, with continuous relief frieze of figures within vaulted interior, on snail-form bracket feet, 23cm wide

Regency mahogany two height open bookcase with beaded and moulded architectural frieze, two open shelves flanked by turned columns with carved tulip's head capitals, the base with cupboard enclosed by two panelled doors, on bracket feet, 125cm wide x 172cm high

Victorian bracket clock with Westminster chiming movement, domed brass dial with engraved foliate decoration and Roman numerals, subsidiary strike-silent dial, fast and slow regulator and chime dial and brass surround, in an architectural oak case of classical form, with side columns, pierced foliate side panels and carved pediment, on four shaped bracket feet, together with its carved wall mounted bracket, clock only 59cm overall height (winding key, door key and pendulum present)

17th / 18th century Italian blue and white Majolica tile - possibly for pill-cutting, painted with bather within architectural moulded and scroll border, with raised base, 22cm x 20cm CONDITION REPORT Wear and some glaze loss particularly a horizontal strip a third from the top, also to outer, otherwise generally ok