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Ten volumes of Architectural Association sketch books including Volume 1 1867-68.

Time Stamp Clock "Dey Time Register", c. 1930 American time recorder by "Syracuse, NY", architectural oak cabinet, cast-iron wheel, glass side panel, porcelain dial, working, complete with keys! - Important socio-historical collector`s item and exhibition piece which downgraded every worker to a no-name "number" ... Stechuhr "Dey Time Register", um 1930 Klassische amerikanische Stechuhr in Eichengehäuse, 74 x 89 x 45 cm. Separate Wählscheibe aus Messing für das Drei-Schichten-System. Uhr läuft gut, gut erhalten, mit Schlüsseln. - Wichtiges Sammlungsstück aus der Geschichte der Arbeitswelt, das durch die Art der Bedienung seinen Namen bekam. - Selten guter Zustand. - Symbolträchtigstes und sozialgeschichtlich interessantes Gerät, das den Arbeiter erstmals zur namenlosen "Nummer" degradierte ... Condition: (3+/2) Starting Price: €380

"18thC English oak chair with architectural window back and carved central slat, carved bulbous front legs and side slats, 93x 41x 49cm w"

Ebonised single weight Vienna regulator wall clock, the 6.5" white dial within an architectural fluted case, 44" high

French brass and slate two train mantel clock, the circular 3.25" white dial with Arabic numerals signed J.W Benson, 25 Old Bond Street, London, the movement striking on a bell within an architectural stepped case inscribed From Rob Fitzroy 1885, 14" high

French chinoiserie decorated two train mantel clock, the Japy Freres movement striking on a gong, the 4.25" white dial with an architectural case decorated with houses in a lakeland landscape on a green lacquer ground, 11.5" high

Black slate and coloured marble inlaid two train mantel clock striking on a gong, the 4.75" white chapter ring enclosing a recessed visible escapement, within an architectural stepped case inlaid with geometric rouge and yellow marble panels, also incised with scrolling foliage, surmounted by a rounded arched pediment with triangular finial, 17.25" high

A 19th century Danish gilt bronze and mahogany pier glass with pointed architectural crest over rectangular mirror plate, 52cm wide.

A George II and later, mahogany bureau bookcase, the broken architectural cornice centred by a gilt cartouche, over a pair of bevelled glass doors enclosing a trio of adjustable shelves, the fall enclosing a fitted interior over two short and three long graduated drawers resting on bracket feet, 110cm wide.

*Singre (Francois, Engineer, Inventor and Designer). A unique collection of original drawings, designs, design prints and blue-prints and related ephemera, in part comprising a group of original designs and drawings for a self-propelled `Voiture Electique` Car, variously dated 1889-1892, giving comprehensive specification plans for a battery-accumulator powered three-wheeled carriage giving exact dimensions and construction specification as well as projected Speeds and Journey durations at average speed and battery duration between charging etc, promoting a mean speed of 10-12kph and maximum of 15kph with a running time of 5-6 hours and distance covered between 60-70 kilometres per accumulator charge - the principal original drawing in Indian-ink on drafting paper signed inscribed and dated 5th April 1892, together with related original sketch designs, original prints and blue-prints. Also with a quantity of original artwork drawings for architectural & design examinations variously signed and dated 1844, later architectural and engineering drawings and designs including some for his own principal company Societe Anonyme de Transmission de la Force L`Electricite, for which various designs for Railway and Industrial Installations and inventions he was awarded the Medaille D`Or de L`Exposition Universelle 1889, with his original certificate of award included in this archive lot. Classically trained in architectural design, it is clear from an early stage that M. Singre developed his engineering skills from industrial buildings to explore the technical developments of the mid-Victorian age with especial interest in electricity as motive power. From the 1870s-1890s his company was designing large-scale industrial power-plants, railway buildings & installations, wagons, power-cranes and heavy loading equipment for use in marshalling-yards etc. A comprehensive group of further original designs, drawings plans and blueprints for all his other major industrial works is included in a further lot in the `Railways` section of this catalogue. (-)

*Singre (Francois, Engineer, Inventor and Designer). A unique archive collection of original drawings, designs, design prints and blue-prints and related ephemera, in part comprising a a significant group of major engineering designs for French Railway Companies during the middle and latter part of the 19th Century variously dated 1870s-1890s, drawings and designs including many from his own principal company Societe Anonyme de Transmission de la Force L`Electricite, for which various designs for Railway and Industrial Installations and inventions he was awarded the Medaille D`Or de L`Exposition Universelle 1889. This is a comprehensive quantity of original drawings, printed design specification sheets, blue-prints and related works including buildings, railway installations loading-cranes both steam and electricity generating plants, electrically powered, self-propelled railway-wagons, loading gantries and related marshalling-yard installations etc, all variously signed and dated 1870s-1890s. A group of architectural drawings is included by his son Alexandre who followed in his father`s footsteps at the turn of the 20th century, several elephant-size folios. Classically trained in architectural design, it is clear from an early stage that M. Singre developed his engineering skills from industrial buildings to explore the technical developments of the mid-Victorian age with especial interest in electricity as motive power. From the 1870s-1890s his company was designing large-scale industrial power-plants, railway buildings & installations, wagons, power-cranes and heavy loading equipment for use in marshalling-yards etc. A comprehensive group of further original designs, drawings plans and blueprints for his Electric Car designs of 1891 comprise an earlier lot in the Motoring Section of this catalogue. (-)

Geraldine Knight, 1933-2008 Figure on a Park Bench Bronze on slatted wood base Signed and numbered 1 of an edition of 5 162cm.; 64ins high by 48cm.; 19ins wide Born in 1932 Geraldine knight studied at the Brighton College of Art; 1949-1952 and then at the Royal Academy Schools; 1952-1956. After training to be sculptor, Geraldine Knight was awarded the Prix de Rome scholarship, enabling her to spend two years in Italy. She has since produced a variety of sculptures and architectural decoration. Her life size bronze animals include a flock of sheep, exhibited at the Royal Academy summer exhibition of 1986. As well as portrait busts and public sculpture, Knight has working on stage sets and contributed to building restoration projects. From 1960 she taught life drawing and sculpture at the Sir John Cass School of Art, Twickenham College of Technology and Kingston College of Art. She now lives and works between Oxford and Venice.

A 19th Century French gilt metal cased mantel clock by Japy Fils, the 3ins white enamelled dial to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in case of architectural design surmounted by two cupids, 12.5ins high (extensively worn to highlights and case slightly damaged)

A 19th Century French gilt spelter and white onyx cased mantel clock, the 4ins dial with gilt numeral batons to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in case of architectural design surmounted by two putti, on bow-fronted base, 14ins high, and with later key for same

A late 19th Century French mantel clock retailed by L. Bailly of Sens, the 3.75ins cream enamelled dial with Arabic numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in red veined marble case of architectural design, 10.25ins high, complete with key and pendulum

A late 19th Century German Vienna Regulator, the 5ins diameter white enamelled dial with Roman numerals to the single train weight driven movement, in ebonised and painted case of architectural design, 38ins high (slightly damaged)

Interesting Black Forest desk clock with alarm in a decorative architectural case, 33cm overall height Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Late Victorian mantel clock with eight day movement striking on a gong and black and gold dial, in a black slate case of architectural form with inlaid gilt decoration and brass columns - engraved dedication, 33cm overall height Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

URNS, a pair, of architectural Gothic taste on faux brick plinths, 193cm H x 35cm. (2)

OVERMANTEL, Victorian cream painted and gilt heightened of architectural design with triangular pediment above an ached mirror flanked by fluted columns and niches, 131cm H x 169cm. (as found)

A fine George II period gilt-wood mirror of architectural form, English, circa 1750 145cm high, 78cm wide Provenance Christie’s London April 16 1997 Lot 384

A pair of Hispano Philippino walnut architectural ionic order columns, Hispano-Philippino, 18th century 230cm high Provenance Acquired Manilla c. 1970 removed from a destroyed Church in Mindanao - formerly a set of fourteen - twelve acquired by Imelda Marcos - these two came to Australia via Denis Bellotti, Christopher Davis and George Pratts Cintra Galleries, Brisbane

Four Carters Patent Architectural pottery 6 inch square tiles forming a four tile William De Morgan design panel decorated as a blue flowerhead within trailing and entwined leaves (examine), (See Poole Pottery Book, Page 9).

Four Carters Patent Architectural pottery 6 inch square tiles forming a four tile William De Morgan design panel decorated as a blue flowerhead and trailing and entwined leaves (examine), (See Poole Pottery Book, Page 9).

A 19th century architectural mantel clock in walnut case, with striking movement

AN HISPANO MORESQUE VARGUENO, 17th Century, the interior fitted with an architectural central cupboard with gilded decoration, smaller drawers enclosed by a fall front with foliate relief carved designs and gilt metal mounts, with iron side carrying handles, 25" x 15"

A collection of late 19th/early 20th century black and white photographic prints of Roman and Italian interior and exterior architectural scenes.

A Set of Three Large 19th Century Architectural Hand Painted Slate Pier Panels, Two with Marble Frames. Removed from Bomb Damaged Property after the War. Scenes Depict Continental Mountain Villages with Horses and Figures, Rivers and Lake, Ruined Castles etc. Two Side Panels Measure 82 cm x 207 cm and Centre Panel 116 cm x 205 cm High. Paper Label for London County Council. N.B This Lot Attracts VAT

THE HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE OF BONHOMMES, AT ASHRIDGE, IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAM, large folio, 30 engraved plates, morocco backed boards (worn), London: 1823 (edges soiled, some spotting); -- Carter, John (Revised: John Britton). THE ANCIENT ARCHITECTURE OF ENGLAND, Vol 1 only, large folio, additional engraved title, engraved plates, morocco-backed buckram-covered boards (worn), London: 1837 (some soiling). With a differently-bound copy of Vol 1 of the same work, 3 folio albums of engravings of miscellaneous `Architectural Designs, Ecclesiastical and Domestic`, plus 1 other folio volume.

Britton, John. THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF GREAT BRITAIN, 5 vols, 4to, additional engraved titles, engraved plates, contemporary brown straight-grained morocco, contrasting labels (worn), London: 1807-26 (some light soiling/spotting).

Brandon, Raphael and J. Arthur. AN ANALYSIS OF GOTHICK ARCHITECTURE: New Edition, 2 vols, 4to, engraved plates, contemporary tree calf gilt (some scuffing, backstrips sunned), London: 1858. With approx. 20 other architectural works in cloth or boards, folio or 4to.

THE HISTORY OF THE ROYAL HOSPITAL AND COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST KATHARINE, NEAR THE TOWER OF LONDON, FROM ITS FOUNDATION IN THE YEAR 1273, TO THE PRESENT TIME, 4to, engraved plates (some folding), tan Russia (lacks most of backstrip), London: 1782 (some marginal dampstaining), WITH MSS ADDITIONS in an unknown hand, and with a SEPARATE ALBUM of `Charters of St Katharine near the Tower` neatly written in ink and with some printed items inserted. With approx. 15 other architectural works, including 3 volumes of Neale`s `Views of Seats` (4to).

ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHS, 19th century, approx. 55 in two large 4to albums, the majority of churches and cathedrals, British and European, most identified, some loose and/or with short tears; -- Bedford Lemere & Co: ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHS, original roan-backed portfolio (worn).

Hogg, Cervantes. THE RISING SUN: A SERIO-COMIC SATIRIC ROMANCE, 2 vols, 12mo (in 6s), both vols with folding hand-coloured frontispieces, publisher`s yellow boards, backstrip labels (backstrips heavily soiled, worn with some loss to backstrip of Vol I), London: 1809 (top edges dust-soiled). With 17 other illustrated volumes (including a 10-volume `Children`s Story of the [Great] War`) and a small roan-backed oblong ALBUM OF WATERCOLOURS, mostly architectural or maritime, the fe bearing the inscription: `Eldon 1884 -5-20`.

"S. Cruickshank, portfolio of approx 30 detailed Art Deco architectural drawings from the 1930`s"

A 19th century onyx clock garniture with large architectural clock and two urn form garnitures

A 19th Century black slate mantel clock of architectural form with cast brass mounts and cast brass feet (lacking pediment to top) (ILLUSTRATED)

Victorian architectural slate cased mantle clock with marble panels, the circular dial with visible escapement Ansonia Clock Co 37cm

A late 19thC Dutch silver tea caddy, of rectangular plan with repousse decoration, the cylindrical cover modelled as a turret with ozier moulded sides, the flattened shoulders modelled as a roof, the sides decorated with scenes including figures against architectural details, the base sliding open to fill - London import marks for 1890, 6" high overall

A BELGIAN SLATE MANTEL CLOCK OF ARCHITECTURAL STYLE, LATE 19TH C, BLACK PAINTED

After Xuogzavuna. Etching of an abstract scene entitled `Une nuit sur le Mont Chauve` and another architectural elevation print by Chaz. E. Peers.

A mid 19thC Russian silver and niello work snuff box, Moscow 1863, rectangular, the hinged cover and base engraved with architectural scenes within scroll borders, 7cm wide, approx weight 3oz.

A late 19thC miniature chamber pot, transfer printed with architectural scenes with figures, 12cm diameter.

An early 20th century American mantle clock of architectural Gothic form with steeply pitched top and decorative finials enclosed by glass panelled door painted as an arched window, the eight day striking movement by Jerome and Co.

A box of printed ephemera including architectural diagrams of the Eddystone Lighthouse together with various railway accident report pamphlets.

A large Victorian carved oak framed over mantel mirror of architectural form, with inset bevelled mirror, width 165cm

A 19th century Continental weight driven wall clock, inset glazed walnut architectural case, the movement striking on a gong, with twin brass weights, pendulum and winder (illustrated)

A 19th century Continental weight driven wall clock by Gustav Becker, the glazed walnut case of architectural form featuring mirrored brackets and shaped shelves, the movement striking on a gong, with twin brass weights, pendulum and winder (illustrated)

A 19th century Continental wall clock with parcel gilt walnut and beech architectural case, the movement striking on a gong, with key and pendulum (illustrated)

Boxed Brick Player Building Kit No. 4 and a 19th Century childrens architectural models building set by C. Walther, with original booklet and a boxed doll

Meissen porcelain inkwell and sander, each of square form painted with architectural views, blue cross swords mark to base

Four Indian relief carved white marble architectural panels, each of stylized lotus blossoms, 23cm wide x 48cm long. (4)

THOMAS SCANDRETT An architectural study entitled “Tomb of Queen Elizabeth, Westminster Abbey” circa 1840, a Watercolour, Abbott & Holder stock list no. 282 from March 1993, 24cm x 16cm in plain mount and moulded gilt frame

HENRY WILLIAM BREWER A selection of Pen and Ink architectural studies, to include “The Interior of St. Bartholomew The Great” and “Views of St. Albans Cathedral before and after restoration”, each in plain mount and slender gilt frame (+ref.70)

LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH EBONISED AND SIMULATED FRUITWOOD MANTEL CLOCK, having architectural style case, 8-day Japy type mechanism, silk suspension and locking plate bell strike, faced by a silvered Roman calibrated dial, 31cm x 20c

Two late 19th Century Ansonia Clock Company bracket clocks, each with circular enamel dial with Roman numerals contained within architectural cases (PART ILLUSTRATED)

A Regency mantle timepiece of small proportions, the brass strung architectural case with urn finial enclosing a single fusee movement faced by 12cm Roman dial on stepped rectangular plinth.

A 19th century French gilt metal clock garniture, the gong striking timepiece in an architectural case, containing eight day movement faced by Roman dial, together with a pair of conforming side lidded vase ornaments.

An early 19th century mahogany sideboard, having architectural up-stand over three frieze drawers and cupboard to each pedestal on plinth.

A CIRCA 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ARCHITECTURAL SUN FACED MANTLE CLOCK, EBONISED WITH ORMULU MOUNTS.