A French Art Nouveau lily of the valley necklace A French Art Nouveau lily of the valley necklace, the textured bell flowers with suspended polished drops and pearls, on a belcher link chain, stamped with French assay marks for combined items of gold and silver and French eagle`s head, 43cm long IMPORTANT: This lot is subject to VAT and the buyer must pay VAT on both the hammer and the buyer`s premium at a rate of 20%View on dreweatts.com
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A LARGE BRASS BELL possibly from a ship or station, of typical form with moulded belts, iron clapper, un-named with no apparent markings. 35cm(d) General wear^ marks^ scratches and oxidation^ corrosion to clapper^ the knotted rope handle affixed to the clapper with an associated fitting^ also associated bolt to the suspension.
A MID 19TH CENTURY TRANSFER PRINTED BLUE AND WHITE `TRIUMPHAL CAR` ASHETTE by J&MP Bell, Glasgow c1850-70, of canted and shaped rectangular form having a classical scene in a foliate border with scrolled vignettes, printed and impressed marks to base. 43cm x 36.5cm Crazing^ wear to base and rim.
A CHARLES I TYPE 30-HOUR STRIKING BRASS LANTERN CLOCK late 17th century, having a doomed bell top with strap supports pierced foliate gallery (marked William Almond in Lothbury, London) and circular chapter ring with Roman hours framing foliate engraved decoration, with weight , pendulum and later bracket. 32cm(h) Some later and associated parts, viewing advised
A LATE VICTORIAN OAK-CASED TRIPLE-FUSEE DOUBLE CHIME BRACKET CLOCK of large proportions, having a stipple carved stepped caddy top, rectangular glazed door flanked by turned and carved Corinthian columns with spirally fluted detail and stepped plinth base with stylised petal carving, the dial with three subsidiary silvered dials for chime/silent, slow/fast and eight bell/four gongs over the chapter ring of Roman hours and Arabic minutes, enclosing the three winding apertures, all enclosed by applied ornate gilt-metal cherub and foliate decoration, the triple-fusee brass movement marked 4722. 66.5cm(h) x 44.5cm(w) x 32.5cm(d) The caddy top loose with lower part re-attached^ minor marks and scratches^ minor wear to dial^ once having a presentation plaque to the platform base.
A Group of Six Bronze Objects Including a bell with wood stand, a circular mirror, a small pomegranate-form container, a figure riding a three-legged toad, a Budai figure, and a Southeast Asian Buddha head. {Tallest: 11 1/2 inches (29.2 cm) excluding stand} [Repairs to bell, dents, losses, corrosion, overall wear] Starting price: $250
A 19th century oak 8 day long case clock, with anchor escapement and striking bell, the swan neck pediment with ho ho bird finials, arched painted dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary date and second dial, flanked by barley twist columns over arched trunk door, with by Doric quarter columns on plinth base and bun feet, 210cm high
A 19th century mahogany long case clock by James Gibson, Kilwinning, with anchor escapement and striking bell, the projected cornice over painted arched face depicting the four seasons, Roman numerals, subsidiary date and second dials over acanthus mounted trunk door flanked by quarter columns on plinth base, 210cm high
A quantity of decorative china, mainly Coalport including white embossed 'countryware bell and posy vase, flower encrusted chamber stick and two other Bells, one being fruit decorated, Fruit decorated double handled Dish decorated by M. Harney, plus small Aynsley fruit decorated Vase and pin dish, etc.
A late 19th century carriage clock by H. Delolme, the white enamel dial supporting a repeating movement striking on a bell, in a reeded gilt metal case, h. 13.5 cm, in an outer carrying case CONDITION REPORT: case rubbed, repeat mechanism stuck, no guarantee as to working order, the platform escapement appears to be original but we do not guarantee that this is the case
A late 19th century carriage clock by H. Delolme, the white enamel dial supporting a repeating movement striking on a bell, in a reeded gilt metal case, h. 13.5 cm, in an outer carrying case CONDITION REPORT: case rubbed, repeat mechanism stuck, no guarantee as to working order, the platform escapement appears to be original but we do not guarantee that this is the case
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