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A 19th century German wall clock, with grid-iron pendulum, gong-striking movement, within architectural walnut case

A German wall clock, with enamelled dial and gong-striking movement, architectural mahogany case, 28in. high and another, 17in.

A Victorian dark oak mantel clock, traditional square dial and German movement striking on two gongs, in architectural case with carved and turned detail, 18in. high - with key and pendulum

ARCH MIRRORS, a pair, architectural style in metal frame, 209cm x 110cm. (2)

A Persian woollen prayer rug, having architectural reserves on a cream ground, 94 x 137cm.

A 19th century and later mahogany breakfront library bookcase, having an architectural pediment above four astragal glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, the base fitted with an arrangement of drawers, w.194cm, h.233cm, d.59cm.

Twentieth century carved mahogany mantel clock, of architectural form, brass dial with silvered chaptering, having eight-day gong striking movement, 45cm high

A framed set of prints After Sir Christopher Wren Series 18th century buildings if architectural significance, hand tinted engravings including St Paul`s Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, Burlington House and Stourhead (4)

AFTER JOHN BOND "Figures on a beach with headland in the distance", limited edition coloured print No`d. 314/500, signed in pencil, AFTER JOY "Red ribbons I" and "Silver shadows II", both limited edition coloured prints, signed in pencil, and a set of four architectural prints

AFTER C R RILEY - a set of coloured engraved exotic bird prints by W Skelton and J Fitler, two black and white architectural engravings - "View of Oxford Castle" and "View of Maxtoke Castle in the County of Warwick", 20th CENTURY SCHOOL "Study of a shire horse", watercolour, unsigned, together with various pictures and prints

A Carved Wood Netsuke, Depicting an architectural structure with figures, signed Gyokuzon on base. h: 1.40 x w: 1.20 in.

A Group of 3 Books Pertaining to Architecture and Design. ARCHITECTURAL RECORD MAGAZINE EDITORS. Interior Spaces Designed by Architects. Blacklick, OH, U.S.A.: The McGraw-Hill Companies, 1974. First Edition, First Printing. 4to - over 9.75 - 12 in. tall. Hard cover. Richly illustrated in black and white and color photos. Contents clean and tight. BURDEN, Ernest. Architectural Delineation: A Photographic Approach to Presentation. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1971. First Edition. 4to - over 9.75 - 12 in. tall. Cloth. Profusely illustrated with line drawings. Contents clean and tight. RENSE, Paige (editor). American Interiors. Los Angeles: The Knapp Press, 1978. First Edition First Printing. 4to - over 9.75 - 12 in. tall. Architectural Digest Presents a Decade of Imaginative Residential Design. Profusely illustrated with color photographs.

Early 20c German oak cased two train architectural mantel clock

Early 20c oak architectural three train mantel clock with brass face striking on six gongs.

Elere De M Questel, architectural study, Pavillon D Agrement, watercolours & pencil, framed & glazed.

A George III architectural section of pine alcove, circa 1780, with shell form apse and two shaped shelves below, moulded to front edge, repainted, 137cm high, 84cm wide, 39cm deep

A 19th Century and later brass skeleton clock, of architectural form, surmounted by a bell over spires, the base with lion mounts, on a velvet pad and wooden plinth, silvered and brass Roman chapter ring with scalloped border, single fuse movement with anchor escapement, the glass dome AF, 38cm - see illustration

A brass skeleton clock, by Dent of London, of architectural form, the spires surmounted by a bell with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring, fuse movement, raised on four disk feet to an ebonised plinth and burr walnut base, under glass dome, 42cm high overall - see illustration

A 19th Century gilded brass mantel clock, of architectural design, surmounted by an urn finial, circular Roman numeral dial flanked by Egyptianesque figures, figure and floral scroll decorated panel, raised on a platform plinth and four scrolled feet, 8 day movement striking on a gong, 27cm wide x 45cm high - see illustration

EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY GERMAN OAK CASED MANTEL CLOCK, retailed by Moranth Bros. Liverpool, the 6 1/4" square gilt dial with silvered Roman chapter ring, signed, , cherub mask spandrels and matted centre, powered by an eight day movement striking on two gongs and housed in an architectural case with fluted pilasters and moulded oblong base, 16 1/2" (41.9cm) high

LATE 19TH CENTURY/EARLY 20TH CENTURY CARVED WALNUT SMALL VIENNA STYLER WALL CLOCK, the 5 1/2" white enamelled Roman two part dial powered by a spring driven movement with brass disc pendulum, striking on a gong, housed in a glazed case with turned finials to the pierced architectural pediment, split turned columns and moulded foot with split turned finial, 36" (91.4cm) high

LATE 19TH CENTURY GILT BRASS MANTLE CLOCK, the 4 1/2" Arabic dial with pierced crest to the centre, powered by an eight day drum shaped movement, striking on a gong, housed in a case with architectural pediment and finials, above two free standing classical figures to the forecorners, raised on a plinth base, 12 1/2" (31.7cm) high

A George III mahogany secretaire cabinet, the broken swan neck pediment, with pierced scrolling foliate and architectural decoration above dental moulding and boxwood fluted frieze, upon two cupboard doors with oval inlay within a field, enclosing three slides. The secretaire fall front revealing a fitted interior with three long graduated drawers below, raised on shaped bracket feet. 124 cm high x 115 cm wide x 60 cm deep.

An early 20th century three piece clock garniture, the architectural form black slate and gilt metal clock with frieze of warriors, and applied presentation plaque `Presented to Exp.c Sidney.c.chinn by the officers and men of A Division Met Police as a mark of respect and esteem upon his retirement after 25 years service 6th February 1911`, with pair of matching flanking obelisks, height 43cm

An early 20th century brass cased repeating carriage clock with white enamelled dial and architectural form case, with traces of silver-plate remaining, striking the hour and half hour, height 16.5cm, with original burgundy leather carry case and key (illustrated)))

A 19th century French repeating carriage clock, retailed by John Walker, 230 Regent Street, London, in architectural form brass case, with ornate folding handle, repeating the hour and half hour, with white enamelled dial, height 15.5cm, with original leather mounted travel case and key (case af) (illustrated)))

A white painted cast iron hall stand in the manner of Colebrookdale, decorated with lions mask and floral swags, and Classical/architectural motif`s throughout, height 200cm, width 79cm (illustrated)

A fine Edwardian ^t. . Georgian revival carved mahogany pair of pedestal knife urns and sideboard, the whole elaborately carved and detailed in the Neoclassical taste with winged mythical creatures, fruiting urns, scrolling foliage and fruiting swags, the central sideboard section with brass gallery back, and raised on six architectural column supports, flanked by the rising wrythen fluted domed knife covers, above the bowfronted door panels featuring central female ovals flanked by classical maiden monopodia, combined length approx 270cm (8ft 10ins) (illustrated)

Joueuse de tamburi, gouache opaque sur papier, assise sur un tapis en forme de lotus dans un cadre architectural, bordé d’une large marge rouge au décor végétal doré, inscription au reversen haut à droite en nastaliq, Inde, probablement école moghole, XVIIIe s, 28x19,5 cm

Late nineteenth century black slate and marble mantel clock of architectural form, with white enamel dial and American Ansonia Clock Company spring-driven movement, 23.5cm overall height

Late nineteenth century black slate mantel clock of architectural form with engraved foliate decoration, ivorine and gilt brass dial and German spring-driven movement, 23cm high

MIRRORS, a pair, architectural style in painted distressed finish, 130cm x 76cm. (2)

1968 Triumph TR5 Reg. No.: HJF 600F Chassis no. CP372 Engine No.: CP51499HE The Triumph TR5 was built for a very short time between August 1967 and September 1968, therefore few were made, just 2,947, of which only 1,161 were destined for the UK market. The remainder were made as left hand drive models. Visually identical to its TR4 predecessor, the TR5 hid the main differences under the body, the most significant of which was the engine. The TR5 was powered by a 2.5 litre straight-six fuel injected engine, developing around 150 bhp. Triumph claimed that it was the "First British production sports car with petrol injection". This car is an original right hand drive UK registered TR5, that was owned by a German architectural student, studying in London in the 1970’s. After driving the car for some time, this owner damaged the engine. A short, replacement engine was fitted by TR Improvements, London (the receipt is still with the car). The car returned to Germany with its owner, destined to be restored, however the car was never registered in Germany and sat with its UK logbook and plates in a German barn for twenty years. In 2008 the car was sold to its present owner who undertook a complete restoration back in the UK. A full photographic record of this ‘no expense spared’ restoration is available. Everthing was taken apart, the chassis powder coated, the body received a bare metal respray and all the running gear was rebuilt. The engine was rebuilt and balanced with lightening where appropriate. It was converted for lead-free petrol at this time. The interior has been trimmed to a high specification in ivory leather, with extra areas such as the dash top, crash pads and central yoke incorporated at this time. A custom made mohair blue hood and tonneau have only recently been fitted. A truly excellent example of what is a rare British sports car. MOT’d until February 2013 this fine example is ready to be shown and enjoyed. Click Here to view this item on www.i-bidder.com

Paire d`anges en chêne. Ces deux sculptures formant pendant étaient situées au sommet d`un élément architectural dont ils constituaient le fronton. Ils se font face et sont légèrement couchés sur le côté. Quelques accidents et manques dans les deux bras droits, des doigts des autres mains et une partie avant du drapé de l`un deux. Ils sont constitués de parties rapportées à la fabrication. XVIIe siècle. (Accidents et manques). Haut. 29 cm - Long. 63 cm

Hitler’s Architecture Heimbau de Hitlerjugend, (houses for the Hitler youth) 2 vols, large oblong folio, with considerable illustrations of architectural plans for the buildings – a comprehensive guide which will yield much information

ARR LUIGI KASIMIR (Austrian 1881-1962) Continental architectural study of snow covered house and ruins, signed etching partially printed in colour, 31/57, plate size 58cm x 41cm

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY GILTWOOD PIER GLASS of architectural form, the cavetto moulded cornice over a reverse hand painted engraved frieze of a sailing ship within a rope cartouche, flanked by Britannia and a slave, between fluted classical columns, 64cm high, 36.5cm wide

A late 19thC architectural mantel clock

Hertfordshire. S. Albans & Hertfordshire Architectural and Archaeological Society Transactions, vols. 1-7 (New Series), 1895-1936, pub. St. Albans, 1898-1937, b & w plts. and folding plans, later uniform cloth, 8vo, together with East Herts Archaeological Society Transactions, vols. 1-6, 1899-1922, pub. Hertford, 1901-1923, b & w plts. and folding plans etc., near contemp. uniform qtr. calf gilt, 8vo, plus Middlesex & Hertfordshire Notes and Queries, vols. 1-3, 1895-97, b & w plts., vol. 3 lacks title, ex-lib. copies with ink stamps throughout, 20th c. half morocco, worn, 8vo. (16)

*Architectural Ornament. RufflŽ (J.), Monumentos Arquitect—nicos de Espa?a, Provincia de Cordoba, Estilo del Califato, Portada del Mihrab, pub. Madrid, n.d., c.1880, large colour chromolithograph after R.Arredondo, 605 x 455 mm, mounted, framed and glazed. Fine architectural elevation of the Moorish design of the Mosque at Cordova. Originally published in ÔMonumentos Aqrquitect—nicos de Espa?a`. (1)

*Prints & engravings. A mixed collection of approx. 250 prints and engravings, mostly 19th. century, engravings, lithographs and prints, including architectural prospects, topographical views including a large collection of views in and around Oxford, original etchings, classical, genre, botany and scenes from Shakespeare, occ. duplicates, together with a large pen and ink drawing of a coastal scene, various sizes and condition (approx.250)

Bersuire (Pierre). Morale reductoriu[m] super tota[m] Biblia[m] fratis..., Lyon: Impressum in officina libraria Jacobi Marechal, 15 May 1520, [12]+218 ff., title printed in red and black with architectural woodcut border, decorative initials throughout, old ink names and doodlings to title with lib. stamp at lower margin, many leaves with ink underlining, contemp. blind-tooled sheep, worn with some loss, folio. This edition not in Adams. (1)

Willis (Robert & Clark, John Willis). The Architectural History of the University of Cambridge, and of the Colleges of Cambridge and Eton, 4 vols., C.U.P., 1886, b&w plts., orig. cloth, rubbed and somewhat darkened and chipped to extreme head and foot, large 8vo, together with Taylor (H. M., and Joan), Anglo-Saxon Architecture, 2 vols., C.U.P., 1965, b&w plts. and illusts., orig. cloth in d.j.s, a few minor marks, 4to, plus Richards (Raymond), Old Cheshire Churches, 1st ed., Batsford, 1947, some colour plates, numerous b&w plts. and illusts., orig. cloth in worn d.j., and others on English architecture, churches, etc., including R. T. Gunther, The Architecture of Sir Roger Pratt, Oxford University Press, 1928, E. M. Jope, ed., Studies in Building History, 1961, David Green Grinling Gibbons, His Work as Carver and Statuary 1648-1721, 1st ed., 1964, Walter Ison, The Georgian Buildings of Bath, 1st ed., 1948, Sir William H. St. John Hope, Cowdray and Easebourne Priory in the County of Sussex, pub. Country Life, 1919, etc. (35)

A late Victorian wheel thermometer, the architectural oak case with broken arch pediment above doric reeded columns either side of the barometer, the circular silvered 10in barometer dial inscribed Spiridion Optician Cardiff, brass bezel to the glazed cover, carved foliage corners, dentil friezes. 109cm long.

Raven Press. William Shakespeare, Venus and Adonis, Raven Press, Harrow Weald, 1931, wood-engs. by Horace Walter Bray, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. Ômarbled` patterned cloth in matching slipcase, rubbed on spine, slim folio (limited edition 157/275), together with Lloyd (Nathaniel), A History of the English House from Primitive Times to the Victorian Period, 3rd imp., Architectural Press, 1951, numerous b & w illusts. from photos, orig. cloth gilt, a little faded on spine, folio, with other miscellaneous books including art reference, children`s and illustrated works plus 2 cartons containing books on wine and related subjects (6 shelves & 2 cartons)

*Bisson (Auguste-Rosalie, 1826-1900). Architectural stone carving details above a church door c. 1860, mounted albumen print with photographer details printed to mount beneath, 26 x 37 cm (1)

*Lantern Slides. A large collection of approx. 1000 mostly diapositive lantern slides, early to mid 20th c., including a quantity of botany and natural history, some coloured, plus architectural slides, etc. (approx. 1000)

*Verona. A group of fifteen mounted gelatin silver prints by G. Bertucci, c. 1920s, mostly showing civil engineering, construction and some public buildings, plus a group of ten further architectural photographs by G. Bressamini of Verona, all of domestic architecture and bridge construction, approx. 21 x 29 cm and sl. larger, mounted on orig. card leaves with photographer`s details to mounts (25)

A late Victorian burr walnut veneered architectural mantel clock, with brass dial and Roman numerals, on plain plinth, 36cm high.

An onyx and gilt mantel clock of architectural form with five pineapple finials, four pillars to side and gilt face, together with two onyx style ewers.

A GOTHIC LIMESTONE ARCHITECTURAL FRAGMENT carved with the head and torso of the crucified Christ, before a tapered octagonal shaft with branching foliage, 79cm h, 14th/15th c ++Faults, old repair and weathering

A French black and coloured marble architectural mantel clock with revealed escapement.

A pair of painted mirrors, in George II style, in the manner of William Jones, each with a divided rectangular mirror plate within moulded frames with inset top corners decorated with leaf carved volutes headed by putti masks supported by ribbon swags, enclosed architectural pediment carved with acanthus leaves, sides with swags of carved fruit, flowers and leaves supported by drapery, 200cm high, 119cm wide, 16cm deep

A carved giltwood hanging architectural ornament, in Continental 18th century style, with hanging hook, central finial, 110cm high, 45cm diameter

Late 19c architectural onyx mantel clock

a folder of large architectural student drawings of Wilton House & other buildings, together with a collection of prints, ARCHITECTURAL interest, etc. (Q.)

[JOHN PIPER] PIPER (John) Buildings and Prospects, sm. 4to, illus., clo., d.w., 1st Edn., Architectural Press, 1948; & 3 others, Piper related. (4)

COTMAN (John Sell) A Series of Etchings Illustrative of the Architectural Antiquities of Norfolk, lge folio, 1f. blank, title-leaf, 7ff. letterpress etc., 60 etched plates, untrimmed in contemp. boards, with printed part wrapper pasted front & back (dampstain to upr. right blank corner margin of plates & boards, backstrip gone), L., Printed by C. Sloman, Yarmouth, 1818.

RICHARDSON (C. J.) Architectural Remains of the Reigns of Elizabeth and James 1st…, vol. 1 (only), lge folio, green & black pictorial litho title, 3ff., pp. 14, 27 plates & 3 pictorial titles, half morocco (gutta percha perished), L., 1840 (w.a.f.)

FREDERICK S WALLER; A general Architectural Description of the Cathedral Church at Gloucester, Day & Son 1856. B T BATSFORD; The Decorative Work of Robert & James Adam, 1901. (2)