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Click here to subscribeA 19th century gilt metal and Sevres type panel inset mantel clock The blue enamelled dial with Roman numerals and bell striking barrel movement, the case surmounted with an urn and flanked with lion mask ring handles, standing on a plinth base. 40 cm high overall. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, some rubbing to enamels, not guaranteed in working order.
A 19th century gilt metal and Sevres type porcelain inset mantel clock The repousse dial headed with musical trophies and flanked by bacchic putti and a goat, with bell striking barrel movement, standing on a wooden plinth base. 32 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Could do with a clean, movement loose from case, securing nuts damaged.
A Continental triple calendar alarm carriage clock The white enamel dial with Roman numerals with bell striking four pillar movement, subsidiary alarm dial with further subsidiary dials for day, date and month below, all within an engraved dial plate, the case with floral swag cast corners and mask headed swing handle. 15 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, some damage to subsidiary dials, alarm hand lacking, not guaranteed in working order.
A 19th century mahogany cased bracket clock The white painted dial signed Pritchard, Birmingham, with Roman numerals and four pillar bell striking fusee movement, the bracket with carved bust. The clock 45 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, case with some shrinkage cracks, not guaranteed in working order.
A French gilt metal and Sevres style porcelain mantel clock, by Japy Freres & Cie, in the Louis XVI style, urn finial, cast with tied ribbon, floral sprigs and pendants, rosettes and scrolls, blue celeste porcelain insets, clock face with a cherub, trophies and a landscape panel, cylinder movement, striking on a bell, No. 29675*5, 40cm.
A three piece Sevres style bleu celeste and gilt metal matched three piece clock garniture, in the Louis XVI style, the clock case with a campana urn finial, ornamental scrolls and ribbon tie, arched painted face, classically inspired with children amongst ruins, the concave sections similarly decorated with ruins, cylinder movement, signed Japy Freres, No. 6481, striking on a bell, 40cm, together with a pair of slender amphora urns with domed lids (one damaged), cast angular handles with lion masks, reserves painted with figures after Nicolas Lancret, 33cm, rubbing to porcelain and jewelled detailed lost.
An French Transitional style "Sevres" porcelain and gilt metal mantel clock, second half of the 19th Century, porcelain panels on a light green ground, painted with birds and cherubs, case with an urn finial, leafy scrolls, scallop mask head and lion paw feet, cylinder movement, signed Hy Marc, Paris, No. 52334, striking on a bell, 44cm.
A Louis Philippe ormolu marble and ivory mantel clock, the case surmounted by a standing figure emblematic of labour, (ivory detailing damaged), the casing flanked by columns, gadrooned under section, raised on scrolled feet, white enamel dial signed Oug Weygand á Paris, cylinder movement likewise engraved and signed Marti et Cie, striking on a bell, 47cm.
Louis XV style gilt metal and white marble three-piece clock garniture, clock drum surmounted by foliage and a quiver, bow front plinth, white enamelled dial, French cylinder movement striking on a bell, 33cm, together with a pair of two-light candelabra, foliate and quiver shaped, circular bases, 26cm, (3).
A selection of Waterford Crystal drinking glasses to include twelve water beakers with slice and hob cut decoration, 9 cm tall approx, various other Waterford and other clear cut beakers, five Waterford short wine glasses with slice and hob cut bowls, raised on faceted globular stems, five other similar examples with cross cut bowls, believed to be by Waterford, a pair of Waterford Crystal drinking glasses with open bell shaped bowls on faceted stems, etc
A set of three George IV silver Old English pattern teaspoons, William M. Traies, London, 1826, initialled "A", 43g in total; a George V silver trophy cup, Birmingham, 1931, with inscription, 77.5g; a Victorian silver Fiddle pattern condiment spoon, London, 1850, initialled "A", 13.2g; a silver and enamelled spoon, 800 standard, decorated with Egyptian enamelled scene and details; a silver-plated table bell, together with a large Italian silver frame (marked 925), a glass posey vase with a silver mounted base etc
A substantial and varied miscellaneous collection to include a late 19th/early 20th century tin chest with painted finish bearing the name J Ashford Smith, containing iron boot lasts, a vintage fire bell, alarm clock, a typewriter, a small industrial stool, an oversized vintage champagne bottle (lacking contents), several servants bells on sprung frame, vintage lamps, a vintage Union Jack, a Chinese dinner tray with gilded detail, etc
A lidded antique brass vessel of cylindrical form with looping handle and simple incised borders, a heavy brass kettle, a heavy brass bell together with four small late 19th/early 20th century leaded glass panels decorated in shades of green, red and clear textured glass, a small framed oil on board depicting cricketers at the beach
An Edison standard phonograph circa 1905, manufactured under the patents of Thomas A Edison at Orange N.J. USA with gilded borders and oak base with further locking oak lid with carrying handle complete with large associated brass horn together with original carrying case (displayed upon shelf adjacent), also with supportive tripod, and a box containing approximately 39 cylinder records, most in original boxes to include Bell of The East, Dance Of The Nile Maidens, a Summer Dreams, Spring Song, etc.
An oil painting on canvas of a Parisian street scene with figures, signed bottom right Burnett, further inscribed verso - Delphine Bell, etc, 40 x 30 cm in wide gilt frame with linen slip together with a coloured print after Tretchikoff showing a bust length portrait of a smiling woman in oriental style costume, 60 x 50 cm approx in white and gilt frame
A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL BELL & ROSS AVIATION TYPE WRIST WATCH CIRCA 2010, REF. 123 D: Black dial with luminous Arabic numerals & markers, subsidiary seconds & date aperture. M: Automatic movement with "hacking" small seconds, signed Bell & Ross. C: Circular case, signed & numbered, original crown, case diameter approx. 41mm. S: Bell & Ross black leather strap & deployment clasp. CONDITION REPORT D: Original dial in mint condition. M: Working at present. C: In excellent condition. S: In very good condition. D: Dial / M: Movement / C: Case / B: Bracelet / S: Strap
Interesting and unusual 19th century table timepiece, the fusee anchor movement with maintaining power and 8in brass dial, inscribed James Bell Edinburgh 1840, in brass case of balloon style, the drum upon a rectangular case with inverted tapering sides, incorporating a spirit level, upon brass ball feet with spikes, 39.5cm. Notes: This timepiece was purchased by the vendor's uncle from the Northern Lighthouse Board in the 1970's. It was apparently from the Engine Room at Covesea Skerries, Lossiemouth, (lighted 1846). Condition Report In good condition. Rear door hinged replaced and needs tidying.
A late 19th century French bronze and gilt bronze mantel clock, of good size, the silvered circular dial with Roman numerals, surmounted with a seated figure of Socrates with a snake, over shaped base, with applied gilt bronze mounts, the drum movement striking on a bell every half hour (no pendulum or key), h.65cm, w.51cm
A large late 19th century French gilt bronze cartel clock, having a convex white enamel dial, with twin winding holes for an eight day brass bell striking cylinder movement, surmounted with a seated Chinese boy playing a stringed instrument, within pagoda top and floral chased and pierced scrolling decoration, h.66cm, w.34cm (with winding key)
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