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Lot 777

G.Hewett Marlbro (sic), a George III mahogany automaton bracket clock, the break arch case with handle and later brass inlaid door, the 7 inch silvered dial signed to a shaped plaque, the arch painted with a lion with rolling eyes, the paw moving and jaws opening with the hour strike, swishing tail not connected, mock pendulum and date apertures, foliate spandrels, pagoda engraved centre and similarly decorated backplate, with bell striking fusee movement (later pendulum and suspension bracket), on brass bun feet, 45cm high

Lot 780

A French 19th century ormolu and porcelain mounted mantel clock, the urn topped case above a 10cm dial and shaped panel below painted with two gentlemen admiring an artist at work (the reverse marked `Mignot, Paris`), three further small panels below, with brass bell striking drum movement, 52cm high

Lot 404

A George V Hand Bell with hexagonal section baluster handle, London 1913, 10oz

Lot 128

Assorted dinner and tea wares, to include Royal Worcester, Paragon and Bell china

Lot 171

A Victorian white marble mantel clock, chiming on a bell and a 19th century gilt bronze clock mount, cast as a muse 19cm high

Lot 188

An Edwardian dome top inlaid mantel clock, with blue ground chapter ring and gilt Roman numerals, chiming on a bell

Lot 103

An 18th Century Indian bronze elephant bell, dated 1764

Lot 162

Two 17th Century bronze harness bells, one other bell and a medieval iron key

Lot 415

A bell-shaped decanter with silver top and a square Edinburgh crystal decanter

Lot 497

James Williamson-Bell RMS, acrylic on board, `Stoat in Ermine`, Mall Galleries exhib. label, 25 x 31cm.

Lot 363

A D BELL (20th Century); Thatched country cottages, Watercolour, signed. 6 1/2" (16cms) x 9 1/2" (24cms).

Lot 383

A 19th Century French Mantel Clock with bell strike, the movement inscribed "H & C, Paris & London" in gilt metal case with painted porcelain panels, blue and gilt dial and urn finial. 14" (36cms) high.

Lot 264

A VICTORIAN TABLE BELL, maker George Fox, London 1878, the handle modelled as a crouching putto covering his ears, the bell cast with leaves, 4 1/4" high, 5ozs 12dwts (Illustrated)

Lot 299

THREE ELIZABETH I SILVER COINS comprising a 1585 sixpence, a half groat mint mark bell, another mint mark Gothic A, a Charles I half groat mint mark anchor and another, mint mark tun, (F) (5)

Lot 787

A MAHOGANY FRENCH MANTEL CLOCK by Goquelin, 19th century, the twin barrel movement with outside count wheel striking on a bell, the backplate stamped with maker`s name, 4" white enamel dial, three separate dials below with moonphase flanked by date and weekday, in plain oblong case outlined in boxwood, moulded base and brass bun feet, 8 3/4" wide, 15 1/4" high (Illustrated)

Lot 791

A FRENCH PERPETUAL DAY/DATE BLACK MARBLE MANTEL CLOCK, c.1870, the twin barrel movement striking on a bell, the back plate stamped 1689, visible mercury compensated pendulum, 6 1/4" two piece white enamel dial with exposed Brocot movement and Roman numerals, the two subsidiary dials indicating the day, day of the week and mouth, with rolling moon lunar calendar and aneroid barometer, the upswept arched case inset with green marble and incised with scrolling foliage, glazed pendulum panel, raised on moulded oblong plinth, 20 1/4" high, 20 3/4" wide

Lot 793

A FRENCH WALL CLOCK, early to mid 19th century, the two train weight driven movement with verge escapement striking on a bell on the hour and half hour?, 8 1/2" white enamel dial with Roman numerals signed Rolland a Morlaix, calendar dial with Arabic numerals, in metal case with pressed brass dial surround, the arched top depicting harvesters, with brass pendulum, 16" high

Lot 795

AN OAK LONGCASE CLOCK by Richard Langford, the eight day movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, 12 1/2" square brass dial with chased scrolling foliate centre, silvered chapter ring with signature and Roman and Arabic numerals, seconds dial, the case with later Victorian carving, moulded cornice on turned columns, arched door flanked by fluted quarter columns, canted panel base and bracket feet, 85" high

Lot 796

AN OAK LONGCASE CLOCK by J Lawson, Keighley, the thirty hour movement with anchor escapement and outside count wheel striking on a bell, 13" square brass dial with silvered chapter ring having Roman and Arabic numerals, the chased scrolling foliate centre with half penny moonphase and calendar aperture, the case with moulded inverted breakfront cornice on turned columns and surmounted by three brass finials, frieze with verre eglomise panel, arched door flanked by quarter columns, panel base and bracket feet, 89" high`

Lot 798

A FRENCH ART DECO ONYX MANTEL CLOCK GARNITURE, the twin barrel movement with outside count wheel and striking on a bell and inscribed Pierre Megnin, Selcourt, No.1718, 5 1/2" lozenge shaped and gilded dial with Arabic numerals, inscribed Feunteun Breit, in arched green, black and white onyx case flanked by a bronzed metal and faux ivory figure and a seated lady holding a rose with birds at her feet, the oblong base signed Menville, on gilded bun feet, 25" wide, 11" high, together with a pair of japanned metal trumpet vases gilded with foliage, on onyx bases

Lot 44

MID 18th CENTURY DOUBLE AIR TWIST WINE GLASS, with domed foot, bell bowl and double series air twist stem with twelve ply bands.

Lot 285

VICTORIAN BEADWORK BELL PULL, c.1870, worked with foliage and with bronze ends. 1.36cm

Lot 295

A 19th CENTURY TINTED BISQUE DRESDEN STYLE MANTEL CLOCK, the case with detachable surmount modelled as a courtier and his lady, the lower case in predominantly blue palette with floral panels, circular white enamel dial, signed "S. Wartenberg, Paris", (with crazing in places), spring-driven drum style two train movement stamped "Wartenberg", with outside countwheel strike on a bell. 39cm overall

Lot 296

THOMAS HUMPHREYS, BARNARD CASTLE (c.1840), AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, of typical form, with short trunk door, the hood with swan neck pediment, 33cm arched painted dial with dummy winding holes, subsidiary seconds and date pointer, 30 hour pull up mechanism with outside countwheel strike on a bell. 2.18m

Lot 301

JOHN SANDERSON (PROBABLY WIGTON AND NEWCASTLE), AN 18th CENTURY OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, with long trunk door and caddied hood, now with a quality 18th century movement with 30.5cm square brass dial with recessed seconds and date dials, 8 day weight driven mechanism with 4 finned and scribed pillars, rack striking on a bell. 1.99m

Lot 305

HOUGHTON, CHORLEY, AN EARLY 19th CENTURY LANCASHIRE OAK AND MAHOGANY CROSS-BANDED LONGCASE CLOCK, with long shaped trunk door flanked by quarter round fluted pilasters, the hood with architectural pediment, 33cm square white dial, signed, with subsidiary seconds, date (not connected), 4 pillar 8 day weight driven movement, with falseplate dial attachment, rack striking on a bell. 2.12m

Lot 307

A FRENCH LATE 19th CENTURY FIGURAL GILT-METAL MANTEL CLOCK, cast with the figure of a lady gardener in 18th century costume, eight day Samuel Martie & Cie. drum movement striking on a bell, on an ebonised plinth under a glass dome.

Lot 309

JOHN TAIT, WOLSINGHAM (1864), AN EARLY VICTORIAN FIGURED MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, with short trunk door, the hood with swan neck pediment, 33cm arched painted dial with subsidiary seconds (dial chipped and pierced), 8 day weight driven movement rack striking on a bell. 2.23m

Lot 84

A Bohemian dark blue lustre by Palme Koeing, circa 1910, of baluster waisted form with circular base, height 30.5 cm, together with a Sasha Wardell ovoid pottery bowl, with colourful stripped decoration, etched to base, height 10 cm, a Sasha Wardell ovoid pottery bowl, with white ground and facet cut roundels, height 5.5 cm, a Quentin Bell pottery oval wall plaque, depicting a lady in a long dress with blue and red border, signature to reverse, diameter 45 cm, a Julia Roxan studio pottery vase, in the form of a tear drop with brown liner decoration, signed to base, height 19 cm, a Alice Gaskell baluster bottle vase with flared rim, height 15 cm and a Wedgwood Eric Ravilious travel series circular plate, marks to reverse, diameter 23 cm, (7).

Lot 1232

A Louis XVI style gilt metal and enamel mantel clock, 19th century, the C and S scroll gilt metal hands upon a blue enamel dial, Roman numerals surrounding a central painted panel of war regalia, flanked by panels with applied full length figures of knights, raised on a shaped oval base with nine oval enamel panels each with painted war motifs, raised on four feet, back glass plate revealing signature P Roussel engraved to bell striking movement, upon rosewood stand, height 40 cm.

Lot 1337

A French ormolu mantel clock on gilt wood and gesso stand, 19th century, the C and S scroll foliate decorated case with central dial with enamel Roman numerals, supported lion masks, raised on rounded rectangular rococo base, striking on bell movement, height in total 38 cm.

Lot 308

A Continental table bell indistinctly marked to lower section of inside, the domed bell with reeded girdle and gadrooned rim, with baluster handle 13cm high, 8 cm diameter, 9.5oz

Lot 91

AN ITALIAN CARVED, GREEN PAINTED AND PARCEL-GILT MIRROR MID-19TH CENTURY The rectangular plate within a trailing bell-flower carved frame with a love-bird, quiver and flaming tourch carved cresting 56½ in. (144 cm.) high; 35½ in. (90 cm.) wide View on Christie's.com

Lot 155

A DIEPPE IVORY TRIPLE BELL PUSH CIRCA 1900 In moulded frame with inscription plaques 6 in. (15 cm.) wide View on Christie's.com

Lot 196

AN EMPIRE ORMOLU STRIKING MANTEL CLOCK EARLY 19TH CENTURY With engine-turned centre to the ormolu dial, painted Roman chapters, blued steel Breguet hands, twin barrels movment with anchor escapement and countwheel strike on bell; pendulum 17 in. (43 cm.) high View on Christie's.com

Lot 221

A FRENCH GILT-BRASS STRIKING CARRIAGE CLOCK WITH ALARM MID 19th CENTURY White enamel dial with subsidiary alarm ring, blued steel hands, twin barrels movement with silvered platform to bimetallic balance with lever escapement, strike on bell and alarm on further bell to underside 6 in. (15 cm.) high View on Christie's.com

Lot 227

A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY STRIKING EIGHT DAY TABLE CLOCK THWAITES AND REED, LONDON. CIRCA 1835 Silvered dial signed Thwaites & Reed/Clerkenwell/London, strike/silent above XII, blued steel hands, movement with shoulded plates, twin fusees, anchor escapement, rack strike and trip repeat on bell, back plate with repeat signature; pendulum 18¾ in. (48 cm.) high View on Christie's.com

Lot 359

A collection of miniature silver coloured items produced on the Isle of Sark, stamped with a letter T in a shaped surround, comprising: a bowl with spoon, a plate, a small dinner bell, a candle doubter; a small thimble; and a small Guernsey milk can, with marks for Bruce Russell & Son, Guernsey, 1982

Lot 440

A silver Royal commemorative goblet, Sheffield 1971, for the Investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales, numbered 622 of 1,000, the bell shaped cup to a baluster stem on a spreading foot, with paperwork, fitted case and box, 15.3cm high, 341g (10.9 oz) gross

Lot 459

A silver Royal commemorative goblet, Birmingham 1981, the bell shaped cup to a baluster stem on a spreading foot, in a fitted case, 13cm high, 174g (5.6 oz) gross; a silver three light candelabrum, Birmingham 1980, the circular loaded base to a tapering column with vase shaped sconces, 22cm high; a silver boat shaped pierced bon bon dish, 23g gross; and a Continental three piece silver coloured cruet set

Lot 1136

A George V Silver and Bone Mounted Baby’s Rattle, the large plain bell with ring suspension, height 3 ½”, Birmingham 1931, Maker’s Mark SB&S Ltd

Lot 730

A Ladies Dark Brown Lambskin Jacket with shawl collar, two side pockets, lengths 28”; together with a Ladies Mid-Brown Squirrel Locke Jacket featuring shawl collar and bell sleeves, lengths 27”; and a further Arctic Fox Cape (3)

Lot 803

An oak longcase clock, the white painted dial inscribed "J. Bell, Hexham", with roman numerals and date aperture, painted with anchors and triple-mast ship to arch, fitted two train striking eight day movement, with anchor escapement, the case with arched glazed panelled door flanked by turned columns, with arched waisted door below, raised on bracket feet, 80in. (203cms) high.

Lot 234

A Crown Devon musical box, musical jug and musical mug, each relief moulded and painted with scenes to the tune of Daisy Bell

Lot 324

A Louis XV period boullework mantel clock, signed Langois, Paris, champleve dial with enamelled numerals, two-train movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, outside countwheel, dial and backplate signed, the clock surmounted by a gilt-bronze figure of Poseidon, other ormolu mounts throughout, 27in. high - boullework in need of attention

Lot 330

A 19th century French ormolu mantel clock, Raingo Freres, two-train movement striking on a bell, case cast with bird nest cresting and rococo scrolls, 11.5in.

Lot 99

Peter Welton (b1933-) ABSTRACT COMPOSITION signed and dated `65 pastel and pencil 43 x 68.5cms; 17 x 27in. Peter Welton was educated at Leeds, King`s College, Newcastle, and University of Durham, studying under Victor Pasmore, Lawrence Gowing, Richard Hamilton and Quentin Bell. After serving in the RAF he became a Professor of Fine Art and exhibited in many solo and group exhibitions including the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle in 1963, University of Durham Gallery 1976 and Chesil Gallery, Portland 1985. He is author of many articles and three books and is currently Emeritus Professor of Fine Art at De Montfort University, Leicester.

Lot 206

Two 18th Century wine glasses, the first with bell shaped bowl, raised on a stem with white corkscrew, surrounded by a 10-ply spiral bands, on a conical foot (foot cracked); together with an ogee bowl glass, raised on a stem with white gauze surrounded by a white twist, with conical foot (foot chipped).

Lot 217

An 18th Century wine glass, with flared bell-shaped bowl, raised on a tight white spiral twist around a white gauze, with slightly stepped conical foot.

Lot 259

North Shields Pottery: a 1826 Northumberland Election jug, buff body, printed in brown "Bell for Ever True Blue" with portrait of Matthew Bell dated 1826, pink and copper lustre decoration (spout restored, two small chips) 4 1/2in. (11.5cms) high.

Lot 449

A pair of Elizabeth II candlesticks, by W.J. Broadway & Co., Birmingham modern, with bell-shaped nozzles, tapering stems, spreading and filled bases, 7 1/4in. (18.5cms); together with an Elizabeth II three-light two-branch candelabra, by W.A., Birmingham 1979, plain bell-shaped nozzles, on circular tapered stem, filled base, 8 1/4in. (21cms). (3)

Lot 55

Box of Assorted Brass Ware including horse and cart hand bell etc. and Silver Plated Cutlery

Lot 726A

An Indian marriage chair, the painted frame with rope seat and bell decoration

Lot 362

A set of white enamel and iron scales with brass pan and several brass bell weights

Lot 426

Bell ringing. One shelf of books, some scarce

Lot 454

M. Dipnall, still life with a brass bell

Lot 109

An Edwardian silver inkwell of squat bell form with hinged lid, Birmingham 1905 by Asprey & Co.

Lot 109

MILITARIA -- MILLINGTON-DRAKE, Eugene (ed.). The Drama of the Graf Spee and the Battle of the Plate. London: Peter Davies, 1964. 8° (248 x 186mm). Folding map, plates and illustrations. Original red leather by the St. Giles Bindery, upper side blocked in gold, spine lettered in gold. FIRST EDITION, ONE OF 55 DELUXE COPIES, SIGNED BY OVER 40 CREW MEMBERS of 'Ajax', 'Achilles', and 'Exeter' including Captains Charles Woodhouse, Edward Parry, and Frederick Bell, and the author and contributors, including Mountbatten of Burma and Philip Vian. HOZIER, H.M. (ed.). The Franco-Prussian War. London: William Mackenzie, [c. 1872]. 2 vols, 4° (260 x 204mm). Frontispieces, additional engraved titles and 46 plates and maps. (Occasional marginal spotting.) Contemporary green calf gilt, gilt edges (extremities rubbed). Provenance: ?James Maxton (pencilled inscription on p.1). FIRST EDITION. NEWBOLT, Henry. The Book of the Thin Red Line. London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1915. 8° (186 x 130mm). Coloured plates, illustrations. Contemporary blue half morocco by Best & Co., top edge gilt (spine evenly faded). INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR: 'The cast of all earth's noble hearts is the right soldier's faith. Henry Newbolt'. (4) View on Christie's.com

Lot 247

2 Tri-ang Minic vehicles A double deck London bus on route 14 for Putney via South Kensington in an unconventional blue and cream livery advertising Penguin boats and Pedigree prams. Push and go motor (inoperative), rubber tyres, open windows and rear access, wooden seats. Also a small clockwork fire engine with plastic roof ladder, bell, opening hose lockers, rubber tyres (perished). Fire engine boxed, some wear/minor damage, vehicles VGC for age, minor scratches, bus showing a little rusting. Plate. 8 . .

Lot 617

6 WWII A3 civil defence posters: “Help to Fight Fire - Join the AFS” one with fire engine and crew on call, the other hand on nozzle of hose; “AFS - answer this Bell - Join the AFS now”; “Keep away from water tanks.....help the firemen....to save your home”; “The Citizens Service - Special Constabulary” head and shoulder man and women in uniform, “Help the Police - Join the Special Constabulary” text; in 3 sleeves. VGC

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