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Click here to subscribeA parcel lot of ceramics and glass to include a hexagonal glass footed paperweight with inset bronze plaque of Napoleon, signed, bell with bust handle and battle scene to side, and various 19th Century bisque figures and plaques mostly German, to include Bathing belle, girls etc, Stratton compact, lions, boxes etc, some A/F, 15 pieces.
Late 18th century oak bureau bookcase, with cabinet to upper section with double domed top and three turned finials, over two glass panel door, th bureau base having fitted interior with pigeonholes, drawers and cupboards and four graduated drawers, each with brass bell handles, plates and escutcheons, on bracket feet, 91cm wide x 218cm high
A George III circular waiter, with undulating gadrooned rim and embossed bell husk and patera border, chased with arms to the centre, raised on three claw and ball feet, maker`s mark of Richard Rugg, London 1774, old label for Tessiers Ltd, 26 New Bond Street affixed to underside, approx. weight 13 1/2 troy oz
A mid 19th century eight day French ormolu mantel clock with fine chased and burnished scroll work. The case surmounted with a figure of lady in period costume playing a harp, on scroll feet, height 60cm. The movement is a round plated French rack striking type, playing on a single cast bell. The dial of white enamel has blue and gold edged Roman numerals and is marked "Jean le Gallais - Jersey".
A Third Reich Feldpost metal stamp, with turned wood handle; 2 rubber stamps for “Einschreiben Recommande” and “V8/20”; a pair of eagle and swastika cufflinks; 5 x 2 mark coins dated 1937 and 1939; a small unidentified enamel badge (worn); a bell metal circular box embossed with eagle and date “15 August 1867”, and 5 various books including bound “Illustrated London News” for Royal Tour 1953-54 and Winston Churchill 80th Birthday celebration 1954. Average GC
An Art Deco onyx, marble and spelter clock garniture depicting a mother and daughter with posy of flowers, the French eight day movement striking on a bell and stamped JAPY FRERES - Height 39 cm - Length of clock base 80 cm Condition report: Split to arm of mother, dial glass missing, large chip to corner of one garniture, other general smaller chip
A French ormolu striking mantel clock, late 19th century, 46cm high 17.12.13, Case with the ormolu mounts slightly faded, some minor chips in parts, dial with one brass collet missing around one of the winding holes and one very minor chip to the edge of the winding hole, back door glass is cracked, movement is dirty, bell and pendulum are missing.
A gilt brass striking carriage clock, retailed by Henry Capt, A Geneve, circa 1880, engraved case with scroll decoration, movement stamped Japy Freres, striking on a bell, later outer travelling case, 15.5cm high over handle 17.12.13, Case with gilding slightly faded, bevelled glasses with some minor scratches in parts, dial surface is slightly dirty, top right hand side of the dial with hairline cracks and small chips to the top corners which are covered by the bezel surround, movement needs cleaning, balance is swinging and in going order, striking is working, later outer travelling case.
A.D. Bell (19th/20th century), A traveller in an open landscape, Figures boating in a river landscape, one signed, watercolour, pencil and bodycolour, together with a further watercolour by H. Drew depicting Whitby sands 27.5cm by 42.5cm & 28cm by 50cm (3) A.D. Bell was a pseudonym for Horace Hammond
A late 17th century-style brass lantern clock, the silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals supporting a twin train movement striking on an overhead bell, (spurious) signature for William Gray, h. 38 cm with bracket CONDITION REPORT: structurally sound, surface, movement not guaranteed complete or in working order EXTRA INFO: no pendulum or key, please see additional images
A French gilt spelter mantel clock with surmount in the form of a cavalier on horseback CONDITION REPORTS Overall with some wear and scuffs, left front leg broken off and missing, some damage and losses including one horse leg broken, fitments quite wobbly, glass missing to dial and dial is quite cracked and crazed, it is not known whether or not clock is complete or in working order. There is a pendulum present. There is no key. There is a bell at the back of the clock.
A French gilt spelter mantel clock with profuse scrolling and floral applied decoration CONDITION REPORTS Height approx 47cm. Dirt and various chips and losses throughout. Ceramic flowers, Foliage and decoration is of a very thin, light weight and flexible metal. Tarnish. Base is of wood and is covered with fabric/leather which is very deteriorated. Old woodworm holes. Wood dowel feet. Very dirty and would benefit from a clean. Dial with several cracks. There is a key. There is no pendulum. There is a bell at the back of the clock.
A box containing a collection of military and other items to include a portable signalling lantern Harley Serial No. HL0929, a metal helmet, a small brass propeller, etc. CONDITION REPORTS Hat with dents and scratches, and rusting. All with items in used and worn condition and some with losses. It is not known whether or not complete, nor whether in working order. Surveyor's instrument with some damage to plastic casing. Losses to handle to bell.
An impressive carved oak long case clock, the movement by Joseph Oxley, Norwich, the silver finished chapter ring having Roman numerals with floral engraving between the figures , the brass domed face having circular engraved domed plaque with makers mark in between with gilded dolphin and floral moulding , the movement having the eight bell chiming movement believed to be in working order , the case depicting a bearded man with dolphins, three weights and pendulum included, clock face being approx. 15 x 47 cms and the case being 62 x 400 x 33 cms.
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