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Lot 403
P. Price, Chester, a Victorian mahogany 8 day painted dial longcase clock, the 14" dial with subsidiary seconds and date dials, moonphase above, painted with ladies in tartan to the corners, emblematic of the Four Seasons, the movement striking on a bell, the hood with swan neck pediment and turned columns, pendulum, two weights, 227cm.
Lot 568
THREE BOXES OF MISCELLANEOUS SUNDRIES, to include three tobacco pipes, wicker shopping basket, vintage tins, a vintage leather bag, an Adwell adding machine, boxed perfumes to include Avon 'Hobnail' bell, Avon 'Occur' , Yves Saint Laurent 'Rive gauche', Revlon 'Jontue', 'Bourjois', Estée Lauder 'Beautiful', golf clubs, framed prints, snooker cues, etc. (s.d) (3 boxes)
Lot 352
A GROUP OF FIVE CLOCKS, comprising a German anniversary clock, marked 154124 with key (not on original wooden stand), height 35cm, an Edwardian inlay balloon clock with gilt metal ball feet, enamel dial, Roman numerals and spade hands, with key, height 25cm, a burr walnut cased table clock, bell striking with pendulum and key, height 26cm (base is loose, case has a small split near the dial, Roman numerals are worn), an electric metal wall clock made by Gibson for Baume & Co. Ltd - Hatton Garden, a small modern Minster quartz battery operated mantel clock (5) (Condition report: clocks wind and chime, wall clock may need rewiring)
Lot 448
A GROUP OF NAMED CERAMICS, comprising a Rosenthal Johan Van Loon bisquitporzellan vase 4039/18, a Wedgwood 'Clio' pattern coffee can and saucer, an Aynsley 'Pembroke' pattern cabinet plate, a boxed Royal Worcester cabinet plate number four in a series of Chinoiserie 'The Kylin Pattern', two boxed sets of four Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' place card holders, a boxed Lladro 1999 Christmas bell, a Royal Delftware tea light holder, a Royal Doulton D6438 Rip Van Winkle character jug, a vase of Capodimonte white roses, a boxed Coalport 'Hunting Scene' pattern trinket dish, a Villeroy & Boch ashtray, etc. (Qty) (Condition Report: Capodimonte roses have slight nibbles and dusty, no obvious damage on other pieces)
Lot 965
The UH-1N Twin Huey, often referred to as the Bell 212 Super Huey, is a versatile medium-lift utility helicopter manufactured by Bell Helicopter. It is an evolution of the iconic UH-1 Iroquois (Huey) series and has been widely utilized by various military and civilian organizations for diverse missions.Key features and aspects of the UH-1N Bell 212 Super Huey helicopter include:1. **Heritage and Variants**: The UH-1N is an upgraded variant of the original UH-1 Iroquois (Huey) helicopter. It is often referred to as the Bell 212 in civilian configurations. The UH-1N serves in various roles, including transport, search and rescue (SAR), medical evacuation (MEDEVAC), and law enforcement.2. **Performance**: The UH-1N is known for its reliability and performance in various operational environments. Its twin-engine configuration provides enhanced safety and operational capability, particularly in adverse conditions.3. **Tactical Operations**: The UH-1N's agility and versatility make it suitable for a wide range of tactical missions, including troop transport, cargo lift, reconnaissance, and close air support.4. **Search and Rescue**: The helicopter's configuration allows it to conduct search and rescue operations effectively, reaching remote or inaccessible areas.5. **Law Enforcement**: The UH-1N has been used for law enforcement purposes, including airborne surveillance, transportation of law enforcement personnel, and support for special operations.6. **Cargo Transport**: The helicopter's cargo-carrying capacity makes it valuable for transporting personnel, equipment, and supplies.7. **Civilian Applications**: The Bell 212 civilian variant serves in various civilian roles, including offshore oil platform support, VIP transport, firefighting, and aerial surveying.8. **Global Usage**: The UH-1N has been utilized by military forces, law enforcement agencies, and civilian operators around the world. Its adaptability and reliability have contributed to its widespread use.9. **Evolution and Upgrades**: The UH-1N has undergone various upgrades and improvements over the years, including enhancements to avionics, navigation systems, and mission capabilities.10. **Military and Civilian Transition**: The UH-1N's transition from military service to civilian roles highlights its flexibility and adaptability, allowing it to serve diverse needs.The UH-1N Bell 212 Super Huey's legacy is intertwined with its iconic predecessor, the UH-1 Iroquois. Its ability to perform a range of missions, from military to civilian, underscores its importance as a reliable and versatile rotorcraft. Its legacy lives on through its continued service and its place in the history of aviation.Measures 16 x 5.5 x 10.
Lot 1145
French early 19th century 8-day mantle clock, with a gilt figure of a Turkish lady resting on a drum enclosed Parisian movement, on a broad decorated plinth resting on scroll feet, silvered dial with Roman numerals and steel moon hands, with a silk suspension and count wheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell.Dimensions: Height: 33cm Length/Width: 25cm Depth/Diameter: 10cm
Lot 1072
Three 18th century wine glasses comprising a plain stemmed glass with bell shaped bowl and conical folded foot H16cm, another plain stemmed glass with ogee bowl and folded foot and a Continental glass with gilt faceted bowl, decorated with male figure within a landscape, on a clear Silesian seven sided cut stem (3)
Lot 1144
French late 19th century 8-day gilt ormolu mantle clock on a padded base - with urn surmount and floral garland crest on lobed disc cast feet, white marble two-part dial and panel beneath, dial with applied Roman numerals and gilt spade hands, Parisian rack striking movement, striking the hours and half hours on a bell. With pendulum and key. Dimensions: Height: 35cm Length/Width: 20cm Depth/Diameter: 13cm
Lot 1152
John Abbot of London - early 18th century walnut 8-day longcase clock c1740, hood with glazed side panels and tall swept pagoda pediment above a break arch hood door with attached pillars and gesso wooden capitals, long trunk door with a conforming break arch top on a rectangular plinth with applied shaped skirting, brass dial with a matted center and continuous herringbone engraving to the surround, cast spandrels, silvered chapter with Roman numerals, five minute Arabic's, minute track and inner quarter hour track, subsidiary seconds dial and square date aperture, silvered tempus fugit boss to the break arch, dial pinned directly to a rack striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weights and pendulum.Dimensions: Height: 250cm Length/Width: 45cm Depth/Diameter: 22cm
Lot 1148
Henry Marc - early 19th century tortoiseshell and brass inlaid mantel clock c1820, eight-day Parisian movement with a silk suspension and count wheel striking, sounding the hours and half hours on bell, white enamel Roman dial with pierced trefoil handles, the case in shaped form with pointed pediment, decorated with scrolling foliate brass inlay, on reverse-ogee plinth baseDimensions: Height: 27cm Length/Width: 18cm
Lot 1158
Robert Dalgliesh of Falkirk - Early 19th century 8-day mahogany longcase clock with a break arch pediment and conforming hood door, hood with flanking turned pilasters and brass capitals, trunk with canted corners and spire topped door, on a rectangular plinth with applied shaped skirting, silvered sheet break arch dial with engraving to the spandrels and arch, Roman numerals, five minute Arabic's and matching steel hands, calendar aperture and seconds dial, with a recoil anchor escapement, rack striking movement, striking the hours on a Bell. With weights and pendulum.Dimensions: Height: 197cm Length/Width: 47cm Depth/Diameter: 24cm
Lot 1155
Benjamin Maud of London - 8-day mahogany longcase clock c 1770, with an open fretted swan necked pediment and urn finial, break arch hood door flanked by reeded pilaster with Corinthian capitals, trunk with blind fretwork, reeded quarter columns and a break arch trunk door with a glazed lenticle, short plinth with raised beaded moulding on a stepped base, brass break arch dial with spandrels, matted dial centre, recessed seconds and date apertures with a silvered chapter ring, cartouche name plate and engraved silvered boss depicting a bird of prey to the arch, with a recoil anchor escapement and rack striking, striking the hours on a cast bell. With weights and pendulum.Dimensions: Height: 232cm Length/Width: 40cm Depth/Diameter: 20cm
Lot 1154
Philip Brew of Dublin - 8-day mahogany longcase clock c 1760, with a swans necked pediment and deeply carved convex frieze beneath, square hood door flanked by reeded pilasters with Corinthian brass capitals, trunk with convex molding and canted corners, break arch topped door with canted edge on a square plinth with applied base and bracket feet, square brass dial with a matted center, silvered chapter with Roman numerals and five minute Arabic's, seconds ring and date aperture, cast spandrels and matching steel hands, recoil anchor escapement and rack striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weights and pendulum. Dimensions: Height: 254cm Length/Width: 47cm Depth/Diameter: 26cmCondition Report:Gut line missing from the going barrel.
Lot 1157
Denton & Fox of Hull - Early 19th century mahogany 8-day longcase clock c1802, pagoda pediment with an oval inlay and three ball and spire finials, break arch painted dial and hood door flanked by reeded pilasters with brass Corinthian capitals, long trunk door with conforming break arch top on a rectangular plinth raised on bracket feet, early Wilson (Birmingham) dial with Roman numerals, five minute Arabic's and minute dots, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, with matching steel hands, floral spandrels within raised gesso work and a conforming oval depiction of a young maiden and dog to the break arch, dial pinned via a falseplate to a rack striking movement with a recoil anchor escapement striking the hours on a cast bell. With pendulum and weights.Joseph Denton was a respected and prolific Hull clock maker working in Scale Lane Hull 1779 and Silver Street 1782-1814. Entering a short-lived partnership with Charles Fox from Beverley in 1802.Dimensions: Height: 240cm Length/Width: 44cm Depth/Diameter: 22cmCondition Report: The pendulum requires attention.
Lot 1147
Eugene Farcot - French "cherub on a swing" mantel clock c1870, with an alabaster case and drum movement supported by twin scroll supports on a stepped plinth raised on alabaster bun feet, enamel dial with Roman numerals, minute track and steel moon hands, 8-day count wheel striking movement, striking the hours and half-hours on a bell, mounted on an oval padded plinth with an ebonised base and conforming glass dome. Eugene Farcot was a highly respected 19th century Parisian clockmaker who in 1862 invented and patented the ingenious double action escapement with half-moon pallets and twin escape wheels used on this clock. The design of the escapement allows the pendulum to swing forwards and backwards as opposed to the conventional pendulum oscillating from left to right.Dimensions: Height: 38cm Length/Width: 30cm Depth/Diameter: 16cmCondition Report: Dome with chips to the rim of the glass.
Lot 2260
A yellow metal fancy stirrup shaped open link bracelet, having bolt ring clasp and eleven charms attached, to include a hollow globe, a bell with granulated detail ste with three 4.8mm turquoise and carnelians, a broken charm, a galleon set with eight 1.3mm turquoise (12 deficient), a broken carriage with two marquise and six round turquoise cabochons, two puffer fish with turquoise eyes, a 9ct Venetian glass bead teapot, an openwork lantern with two clear beads, a donkey surmounting an 11.12 x 9.1mm pink topaz, a ewer with two marquise shaped green cabochon stones (untested), and an ornate hollow ball charm with four oval and one round red stone cabochons, bracelet length 210mm, width 7mm, gross weight 96.1g, stamped and tested as 18ct, teapot hallmarked 9ct, London 1992
Lot 2464
A Victorian brass Gothic influence skeleton clock under glass dome, having a silvered Roman chapter ring, eight-day twin train chain-driven fusse seven pillar movement, with anchor escapement and striking on a gong, the whole raised upon a marble plinth, clock only h.50cm, gross h.64cm (including dome)Dome excellent.Clock runs.Hour strike on gong functioning.May have formally had passing half hour strike on bell.Centre vacant hole to top pillar.Otherwise very good.
Lot 2468
Benjamin Trist of Brixham – a Victorian and later mahogany and fruitwood droptrunk wall clock, having a signed circular white enamel Roman dial, dia.10”, twin winding holes for a brass eight-day weight-driven striking movement (lacking bell), case h.123cm (case with extensive restoration)With weights, pendulum and winding key.Dial overpainted and with crazing.Minute hand bent.Lacks bell.Movement clean.Case made-up.
Lot 2128
A George II silver bell shape tankard, having plain baluster body with gilt-washed interior and moulded rim, upon a spreading circular foot, the applied scrolling handle with acanthus leaf engraved integral thumbpiece, marks worn but appears to be Gabriel Sleath & Francis Crump, London 1754, h.13cm, 12oztStands well.No signs of old engraving.Gilt-washed interior excellent.No splits or repairs.Tiny dent to front centre, which is only visible from certain angles.Some marks partly worn only.Overall an excellent and clean example.
Lot 2462
Finer & Nowland of London - a Regency mahogany dome topped bracket clock, having a signed convex white enamel dial, with twin winding holes for a brass eight-day gut-driven fusee movement with anchor escapement and striking on a bell, the backplate with leaf engraved border, the case having brass ring carry handles, brass inlays, and pierced brass fishscale sound grilles, h.43cmFully working.Inside of glass bezel with filler.Dial good, has been overpainted.Case highly polished.Two shrinkage splits to top but no losses.Replaced cut-in veneer section to left hand side.Backplate not signed.All appears to belong, no unexpected holes to backplate.With pendulum, later door and winding keys.In good restored condition.
Lot 2467
Richard Quinton of Downton – an 18th century oak cased wall clock, having a 10” square brass dial, signed to the chapter ring, with engraved and matted centre, cast brass spandrels, and pierced blue steel hands, 30-hour weight driven striking movement (lacking bell) UK SHIPPING £30 ON THIS LOT With pendulum
Lot 2475
Henry Harrison of London - an early 19th century mahogany longcase clock, having a 12" brass arched dial, signed to a convex disc to the arch, cast brass spandrels, Roman and Arabic chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial, two winding holes for a brass eight-day five-pillar weight driven movement striking on a bell, with brass cased weights and pendulum, the hood with fluted canted corners, the case with arched panelled door, h.216cmWith weights and pendulum.Case quite tired, having veneer splits down left side, and moulding losses to base and left side.Movement appears good, complete and original.Dial tarnished and with age wear.Middle of dial has been overpainted.Generally original but tired condition.
Lot 2473
William Carter of London - a George III brass longcase clock dial and movement, the 12" arched brass dial having silvered chapter ring and signed to a silver band 'William Carter London', with cast brass spandrels, matted centre, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the arch with rocking ship automata entitled Royal George, twin winding holes for a brass eight-day five-pillar weight driven movement striking on a bell, all on replacement modern seatboard
Lot 2459
A mid-19th century French ebonised carriage clock, having gilt brass carry handle, white enamel Roman dial signed by the retailer Thomas a Paris (with hairlines and restoration), maker Jean Vincenti, twin winding holes for a brass eight-day cylinder movement, having outside countwheel and striking on a bell, the backplate signed Thomas a Paris, h.23cm (handle down)In working order.
Lot 2476
Joseph Warren of Ixworth - a William IV iron two-train turret clock, having signed small brass Roman dial, dia. 5", within iron framed eight-day striking movement, w.20", together with weights, rod pendulum, crank handle; and sold with two pressed convex metal clock faces, each gilded with Roman numerals on a black background, dia.38"Note: Joseph Warren settled in Ixworth in 1818 and is listed in White's Suffolk Directories between 1823-1855 as a clock and watchmaker based on the High Street. He was also a noted collector and antiquary, who helped found the Bury and West Suffolk Archaeological Institute in 1848, and at one point had possession of both the Anglo-Saxon 'Tostock buckle' and 'Ixworth cross' (both now in the Ashmolean Museum). By the 1874 edition of White's he is listed as a 'Dealer in Antiques', with Nathenial Randell having taken over the watch and clock business. Dial diameter 5”.No bell.
Lot 2474
George Suggate of Halesworth - an early 19th century mahogany longcase clock, having a 12" painted arched dial, signed to the centre and with rocking ship automata to the arch, subsidiary seconds dial and date dials, twin winding holes for a brass eight-day five-pillar weight driven movement striking on a bell, the whole housed in a 'London' case with stop-fluted and brass pilasters, arched panelled door to a boxbase, h.234cmSome craquelure to dial.Significant paint loss to sky around automaton.Dial has not been repainted.Case door with evidence of old inactive wormholes and some warping.Left hand fret panel to hood missing.Three quarter rear brass mounts to pilasters missing.With weights and pendulum.Overall good and original with some age wear etc.
Lot 173
A Queen Anne burr walnut and feather banded cased longcase clock, the twelve inch brass dial, with silvered chapter ring, signed, Henry Mafsy, London, the eight day movement striking on a bell, 212cm high. There is a Henry Massy recorded, as the son of Nicholas, working at Charles Street near St. James's Square in London, from circa 1690 to 1712Overall condition is basically complete but scruffy. The wood of the case is dry, with some areas of lifting veneers and some losses to mouldings and veneers, mostly to corners and edges. Dial looks complete but slightly rubbed. Movement is corroded, but free when pushed, so the bell will ring and hands turn. Pendulum is missing the top, so cannot be suspended. Has two weights, winder and a key for the case which works ok. Back boards have been adapted and drilled many times. Collected from a house move, so unrestored and dirty from use.
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