JOHN WARD, LONDON. A GEORGE III BELL-TOP MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY VERGE BRACKET CLOCK the 7" arched brass dial with brass rococo spandrels and silvered Roman chapter ring enclosing a date aperture beneath a strike/silent to the arch. The eight-day five-pillar fusee movement with a rococo engraved back plate, verge escapement and striking the hours on a bell; flamed Mahogany case with brass carrying handle and bracket feet.47cm handle downThis is a very nice original unrestored clock. The case has a good original colour and polish. There is a small piece of veneer missing from the side edge of the front door approximately 12mm long. The feet have been replaced and one is missing. There is a very small chip in the top right corner mould. One of the finials is missing. The sound frets to the side of the case have been replaced. The movement and dial are original to the case. The dial has its original gilding. Losses to the silvering on the chapter rings. The hour hand has been replaced. The movement has its original verge escapement and is ticking and striking the correct hours but is dirty and will require a service. Comes with its original winding key. No door key.
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A 19TH CENTURY ORMOLU AND ONYX PANELLED MANTEL CLOCK with leafcast urn pediment above a square body with oval side panels and circular clock dial; raised on a plinth base with gilt wood stand. The 3" dial with applied Roman numerals, fronting an eight-day spring-driven movement with anchor escapement and striking the hours and half hours on a bell.44cm high overall
A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT METAL FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCK with three winged cherubs playing amongst garlands on a shaped plinth base embellished with an enamel plaque raised on lion paw feet, the skeletonized dial with enamel Roman chapter ring fronting an eight-day spring driven movement with swinging front to back pendulum and outside countwheel striking the hours/half hours on a bell40cm high
THOMAS HALL, LONDON. A WILLIAM AND MARY EBONISED 30-HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK the slender case with moulded pediment above a pierced frieze and barley twist columns, the trunk door having a D-moulded edge and glass lenticle on box base. The 10" square brass dial with winged cherub head spandrels and silvered chapter ring surrounding a matted engraved centre with calendar aperture and engraved sunburst, signed below the chapter ring fronting a weight-driven movement with finned pillars and outside countwheel hour strike on a large bell.206cm high A good period clock, the case is period and in good condition, the base is original, and there is a crack running up from the bottom of the trunk. The movement sits on the cheeks well and fills the mask correctly, the movement is of very good quality and is complete. The clock has a period weight and pendulum. This clock has come from a very good private vender who has a large collection of period oak and early items. Extra images uploaded.
AN 18TH CENTURY AND LATER MUSICAL AND AUTOMATON FUSEE BRACKET CLOCK the later Mahogany case with brass carrying handle and ogee bracket feet. The later arch-topped painted dial with Roman numeral dial above a painted landscape depicting a harbour scene with cut-out fitted automation mechanism of rocking ships fronting an 18th-century eight-day fusee movement by Webster London with anchor escapement and striking the hours on a bell above a spring driven music barrel. 36cm high handle down
CHARLES ADDAMSON, MONTROSE. A LATE GEORGE III SCOTTISH FIGURED MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK the hood with swan neck pediment and satinwood panels above a glazed door with turned columns on slender trunk and box base with circular panel, the 12.5" painted arch dial with painted and gilt floral panels and Roman numerals surrounding subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, the arch having a painted figural scene with lions fronting an eight-day weight driven movement striking the hours on a bell205.5cm high not including finialMovement is original to case and complete, it does work but may need a service. The dial is in very nice condition. The case has a split running down the front of the base, with no other losses or damage.
RICHARD GREENHILL, CANTERBURY FECIT. A 17TH CENTURY LANTERN CLOCK WITH LATER MOVEMENT the posted frame with side doors, engraved floral fretwork crestings above an arcaded gallery and strapped bell surmounted by a large final, the dial with Roman chapter ring and quarter hour markings enclosing a signed tulip engraved centre fronting a later spring driven eight-day movement chiming the quarters the large bell above and a smaller bell mounted on the backplate 40cm high
AN EARLY FRENCH GILT ONE-PIECE CASE CARRIAGE CLOCK SIGNED PAUL GARNIER the moulded edge case with a hinged handle and sliding shuttered back cover, the signed silvered dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary alarm dial fronting an eight day spring driven movement with alarm striking the hours/half hours on a bell, original lever escapement15.5cm high handle upThe case is still retaining most of the original gilding, there is some tarnishing to the front and left side, no cracks or chips to the glass panels. The movement is ticking with the original lever escapement with a strong action. The striking side will need some attention as it only strikes once on the hour. There is no Strike/Silent lever.
WILLIAM WILLS, TRURO. A GEORGE III FIGURED MAHOGANY VERGE BRACKET CLOCK the bell top pediment above a glazed moulded door with pierced brass sound frets enclosing a 7" silvered dial with engraved floral spandrels and Roman numerals surrounding engraved pheasants and calendar aperture, the arch with engraved recessed oval panel fronting an eight-day double fusee movement with verge escapement striking the hours on a bell, engarved backplate with signed cartouche47cm high not including handleThe case is in good condition having a good colour and patina with no losses, some rubbing to the silvering on the dial, the movement which is original to dial and case is in good working condition striking the correct hours, the fixing brackets are later.
FRA. REDSTALL, OVERTON. AN 18TH-CENTURY WALNUT AND ARABESQUE MARQUETRY EIGHT-DAY LONGCASE CLOCK the hood with projecting moulded cornice above a blind sound fret, moulded side pillars and side viewing windows. The case with figured panelled sides and profusely inlaid trunk door depicting owls, other birds and scrolling foliage with a centre brass framed lenticle, a matching box base and a moulded plinth. The 12-inch square brass dial with cast mask head spandrels signed silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minute markings, matted centre with ringed winding holes, cut engraved date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial fronting a five pillar eight-day repeating movement with anchor escapement rack striking on a bell.220cm highThe clock does have its original caddy which is removable. The movement has been blocked up on the cheeks and in our opinion is not original to the case. The dial is original to the movement and looks to have been cleaned in recent years, and is in good working condition. The case again is in very nice condition with no losses. The base has been restored along the bottom approx 4 inches from the plinth. The plinth is also later. Comes with the original pendulum and lead weights.
THUILLIER, A PARIS. A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH PATINATED BRONZE MANTEL CLOCK modelled as an elephant with raised trunk standing on a naturalistic base, the elephant's back supporting the clock which is surmounted by a figure of Cupid, the signed 4 1/4" convex enamel dial having Roman and Arabic numerals with gilt pierced engraved hands fronting an eight day spring driven movement and outside countwheel striking the hours/half hours on a bell40cm high
CHETHAM, MIDDELTON. AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY OAK 30-HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK the case with unusual arched moulded pediment with pierced carved leafwork sound fret above a glazed door and turned columns on a slender trunk with D-moulded door and glazed lenticle on a box base. The 11" square brass dial crown and cherub spandrels and Roman chapter ring surrounding a matted engraved centre with calendar aperture fronting a weight driven movement with knopped pillars and outside countwheel striking the hours on a bell213cm high not including finial
WILLIAM BALL, BISTER. AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY HOOK AND SPIKE WALL CLOCK the 10" square brass dial having masked spandrels and a silvered Roman chapter ring surrounding a matted centre fronting a posted framed 30-hour weight driven movement with anchor escapement striking the hours on a bell25.3cm high 25.3cm wide
WILLIAM SPEAKMAN, LONDINI FECIT. A LATE 17TH CENTURY 30-HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK MOVEMENT IN LATER HOODED CASE the 10" dial with gilt winged cherub head spandrels and silvered Roman chapter ring surrounding a finely matted centre with calendar aperture fronting a posted framed weight driven movement with anchor escapement and countwheel strike on a bell in oak wall mounted case with arched moulded pediment
DESBOIS & WHEELER, GRAYS INN PASSAGE, LONDON. A LATE REGENCY MAHOGANY LANCET TOP DOUBLE FUSEE BRACKET CLOCK the 8" convex painted dial with Roman numerals and signed centre below a strike/silent lever fronting a lancet-shaped double fusee eight-day movement with anchor escapement and hour striking on a bell, fitted adjustable pendulum and signed backplate. The case with geometric moulded front, side frets and lion head carrying handles; mounted on a moulded plinth with turned wood bun feet49cm high The case has some patches of missing polish to the sides, there's a joint split in the veneer also to one side, the front has two splits in the veneer, one running down the left side and one to the right side below the dial. There is missing veneer to the back door and 3 old wormholes to the right, the interior of the case has also got worm damage. The paint is original on the dial but is crazed in places with minor losses to the outer edge. The movement is original to case and is complete with the original pendulum with no alterations, although very dirty and will need restoring.
J. PERIGAL, LONDON. A MINIATURE REGENCY DOUBLE FUSEE PAD TOP BRACKET CLOCK the break arch case with brass moulded pad top and hinged handle above a hinged full front opening door and brass bound plinth base raised on ogee bracket feet, The 3 3/4" convex dial with Roman numerals fronting a signed eight-day double fusee movement with engraved backplate striking the hours on a bell.24cm high not including handle The case would probably be originally ebonised, there are some shrinkage splits to the veneer on the top, and the back door looks to have been replaced. The dial looks to be enamel but has been restored. There is also a small split to the front door just above the brass bezel. The movement which is original to the case and the dial is in working condition and striking the correct hours, one of the fixing brackets has been replaced. The minute hand has been replaced also.
A Victorian 19th century mahogany dressing table bt Bell & Coupland of Preston, England. Raised on reeded tapering legs with white ceramic castors, twin drawers to the frieze and with pull handles. Swing mirror atop on turned supports terminating in finials. Measures approx. 77cm x 107cm x 58cm.
After Harry Hall (British, 1814-1882) THE MERRY MONARCH, 1845 EPSOM DERBY WINNER aquatint engraved by Charles Hunt, published by S & J Fuller, depicting Mr Gratwicke's horse with jockey Foster Bell up on Epsom Downs, the plate 31 by 42cm., under glass in gilt frame, overall 55 by 67cm., foxing marks
An antique Continental bronze two-branch wall lamp with scrolling branches and bell shaped glass shadeseach shade 18cm diameter; the wall lamp approximately 48cm high overallQty: 1The shades in good condition. The scrolling branches with some dents, marks and oxidisation overall. Some signs of having been drilled for electric use previously.
Revell - Tamiya - Three boxed plastic model aircraft kits, comprising of Revell #03888 1:32 Bell X-1 Supersonic Aircraft - presumed Mint being in factory sealed box; with Revell #03935 Junkers Ju-88 A-4 and Tamiya #60781 1:72 Ilyushin Shturmovik - both kits are open with parts on sprues and loose parts in sealed bags with instructions and decals. Boxes appear Good - Very Good with some storage wear. (3) (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
Airfix - Heller - Eight boxed plastic military aircraft model kits in 1:72 scale. Lot includes Airfix AO4007V Savoia Marchetti SM79; Airfix AO1039 Bell P-39Q Airacobra; Heller #80238 Focke Wulf FW56A-1 Strosser and similar. Kits are presumed Mint being in factory sealed boxes (one may have been resealed). Boxes appear Good - Excellent with some storage wear. (2) (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
A Queen Elizabeth II silver christening set, comprising Sandringham pattern spoon and fork with bell flower pendant detail, marks for Sheffield 1959, maker Viners, all held within a fitted and plush lined case, sold along with a silver mustard, Birmingham 1963 and a white metal 'Sherry' spirit label, gross lot weight 107grams
A George V silver Kiddush cup, of traditional elongated bell form with wrigglework engraving and turned pedestal and circular foot, marks for Birmingham 1910, maker Jacob Fenigstein 9cm, 27grams sold along with a similar example with conforming Birmingham marks, maker Rosenzweig & Taitelbaum (Jacob Rosenzweig & Aaron Taitelbaum) 9.5cm, 26grams
A late Victorian silver pedestal dish, of circular form embossed with roundals and bell flower swags, and raised on a spreading circular foot, marks for Birmingham 1898, maker John Millward Banks, 14cm, 110grams some denting etc, sold along with a small Victorian silver dish, having pierced and embossed decoration marks for Birmingham 1886, maker Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd 11.5cm, 45grams.
8mm editor film viewer, a Haynorette MK11 film viewer, a Green Kat Super B 8mm editor viewer, other film items, a quantity projector lenses to include Kodak Retinar F-250mm, a Bell & Howell 19mm-32mm, a 16mm Super Proval 2" F/14 Bell & Howell, Mirage and others, a Hanimex splicer 8mm and 16mm, a Arguet Colleuse Tri-film Automatique, boxed, AGFA Klebepresse N8, boxed, other film items, electrical and other items
1966 England football team in World Cup training at Lilleshall, Shropshire; framed, glazed 10" x 8" b&w photos of players in training (2), plus a 10" x 7" b&w photograph of the full England squad including players (25) and staff (3) and an autograph book containing the 1966 England WC team with signatures of Bobby Moore, Jack Charlton, George Easham, Norman Hunter, Gerry Byrne, Gordon Banks, Harold Stephenson, Bobby Charlton, Nobby Stiles, plus others including Wolves players, Sheffield Utd players, Eric Morecambe (Luton director), Joe Mercer, Lawrie McMenemy, Denis Law, Colin Bell, Tony Book, Ron Harris, Steve Kimber, Peter Osgood, David Webb, Don Revie, Peter Lorimer, Ray Wilkins, Kenny Swain, Ron Suart, Charlie Cook, plus many more; also a ticket for 1976/77 Telford Utd v England 1966 World Cup team (Telford Centenary match). (A Lot)
2x Elizabeth I, Shillings; both sixth issue, comprising: undated, 5.96g, mm, bell 1582-83, without rose, ear concealed, bust 6A (S.2577), toned, bust slightly weak, legends clear, Good Fine; and, undated, 6.28g, mm. A, 1582-84, without rose, ear concealed, bust 3B (S.2577), nice old cabinet toning, clear legends, Good Fine
3x Charles I, Shillings, all group D comprising; type 3.1, mm. harp, (S.2789), weakness to central shield and portrait o/wise Fine; type 3a, mm. tun, no inner circles (S.2791), some minor weakness to central shield, good legends, Good Fine and, type 3a, mm. bell, no inner circles, (S.2791), Good Fine
3x Elizabeth I, Sixpences; comprising: 1583, 2.94g, mm. bell, ELIZAB legend (S.2578A); some weakness to legend and bust, Fine; 1595, 2.58g, mm. woolpack, bust 6C, (S.2758B); clipped, angular flan, some weakness to reverse shield o/wise Fine; and 1600, 3.07g, mm. 0, bust 6C (S.2758B); clipped, angular flan, o/wise Good Fine
Jarno Saarinen: A full-face helmet by Bellsize unknown, used and worn, yellow, white and black, maker's sticker to front, Snel Memorial Foundation and SHCA approved stickers to inside of helmet together with a Bell helmet bag and spare visors. (Qty)Footnotes:In 1973 the Finnish racing legend that is Jarno Saarinen made history by being the first European rider to win America's most important race, the Daytona 200 which he did so on a Yamaha 350cc twin. After the trophy presentation Jarno made a presentation of his own, he gifted his helmet to Vince as a souvenir of their winning efforts on that memorable day. Believed the only time Jarno wore the yellow/black Yamaha USA colours for his race leathers and helmet. All lots are sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' tea, coffee & dinner service to include 2 serving platters, 10 dinner plates, 2 oval serving dishes, 10 breakfast / lunch plates, 6 side plates, 10 soup bowls, 10 cereal bowls, gravy jug & stand, 2 cruet sets, teapot & cover, coffee pot & cover, 9 teacups & saucers, 9 tea plates, 7 coffee cups & saucers, 2 sugar bowls, milk jug, cream jug, small oval tray, 2 trinket dishes and a bell. (3 boxes)
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