A late 19th Century black slate and variegated green marble Mantel Clock, Hry Marc of Paris, the drum shaped case on a waisted pedestal with scrolling side pieces to a shaped and stepped plinth base, with cast brass bezel and heavy bevelled glass, enclosing a Roman two-part enamel dial, centred with a visible brocot escapement and blued steel moon hands, to a circular brass movement with back mounted count wheel and anchor escapement strike on a bell, height 12 ½”
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A late 18th Century 30 hour Long Case Clock movement and dial, Willm Emmerton of Wootton, the 10” square dial with applied scrolling foliate spandrels enclosing a Roman chapter ring, with inside quarters track with half hour diamond markers, and signed centre with engraved landscape, to a single pierced steel hand, to a movement with plates united by four knopped pillars and with back mounted count wheel and anchor escapement, strike on a bell (bell lacking)
A late 18th Century 30 hour Long Case Clock movement and dial, the associated 12” arched painted dial decorated with a peacock to the arch over further painted fruit and flower spandrels, enclosing an Arabic chapter ring with further Arabic quarters, enclosing subsidiary seconds and date section, signed indistinctly, and set with winding squares to a movement with plates united by four knopped pillars, with anchor escapement and strike on a bell, height 17”
A 2nd half of the 18th Century Eight Day Long Case Clock movement and dial, John Richars of Wisbich, the 12” square brass dial set with cast and applied urn and foliate spandrels, enclosing a Roman and Arabic chapter ring, with outside and inside tracks with further half hour markers, to a matted centre with subsidiary seconds and date sector and further pierced steel hands, to an incomplete 8 day movement with anchor escapement and strike on a bell (bell lacking)
A late 19th Century ebonised and amboyner veneered Mantel Clock, the arched case flanked by freestanding columns, to a break front plinth base, and raised on four compressed bun feet, to a cast brass bezel enclosing a 3 ½” Roman enamel dial, with outside minute track and spade hands, to a circular brass movement with anchor escapement and strike on a bell, height 11”
A late 19th Century variegated and gilt metal mounted Mantel Clock, the arched case (lacking original finial) to a plinth based and raised on applied scrolling feet, to a cast bezel with 3 ½” Arabic enamel dial, decorated with floral swags, to a circular brass movement with back mounted count and anchor escapement, strike on a bell, height 8”
A late 19th Century gilt spelter and Alabaster Mantel Clock, the shaped plinth base set with pale blue baluster columns and inset panels, surmounted by a classical figure and symbols of Hope, Faith and Charity, to a drum shaped case, with beaded bezel enclosing a 3” Roman enamelled dial with outside minute track and fancy gilt hands, to a circular Brass movement with anchor escapement, outside count wheel, strike on a bell, height 12”
A late 19th Century gilt spelter Mantel Clock, signed Hry Marc, Paris, the drum case raised on a naturalistic base with fruiting vine decoration and a young boy, and further to a scrolling base, to a 3 ½” Roman enamel dial, with outside minute track and moon hands, to a circular brass movement with back mounted count wheel, anchor escapement, strike on a bell, height 10”
A fine mid-19th Century gilt highlighted porcelain Mantel Clock, Malecot, Paris, the waisted porcelain case with pale green background and scrolling foliate borders, decorated with various trophies within white backed panels, and further attached to a shaped and scrolling base (repaired), to a gilt brass beaded bezel enclosing a signed 2 ½” enamel dial (hairline), with cobalt blue Roman numerals, outside minute track and gilt moon hands, to a circular brass movement with silk suspension, anchor escapement and strike on a bell, height 14 ½”
An early 19th Century 30 Hour Long Case Clock Dial and Movement, probably S Handscomb of Woburn, the 12” square painted dial with rose and gilt highlighted spandrels, to a Roman dial with Arabic quarters and signed centre, with date sector and pierced steel hands, to a movement with plates united by four knopped pillars, and anchor escapement with strike on a bell (bell lacking)
A large and unusual Timekeeper’s Clock, “The Dey Time Register”, Howard Bros Liverpool and London, the plinth shaped case with overhanging cornice and mounted to the front by a massive circular cast iron dial of 28 ½”, and centred with a rotating arm beneath a 7” painted Roman dial with outside minute track and spade hands, and further subsidiary dial to the base, to a single fusee movement with shouldered plates, and anchor escapement and further large rotating and paper fitted drum barrel, and also fitted with a bell within lockable glazed doors, height 36 ½”
An Oak cased 8 Day Long Case Clock, signed Davey of Norwich, the arched hood surrounded by a globe and spike, and two globe and eagle brass finials, over freestanding columns, to an ogee throat and long trunk door, to a plinth base, to a 12” arched brass dial, with engraved foliate decoration, with Roman chapter ring and Arabic quarters, enclosing subsidiary seconds and date sector with pierced steel hands, to a signed false plate and movement with plates united by four knopped pillars, and anchor escapement, strike on a bell (associated), height 92”
A 2nd quarter of 19th Century Oak, Mahogany and Boxwood line inlaid 8 Day Long Case Clock, Pegler of Blandford, the hood with swan neck pediment over reeded freestanding columns to an ogee throat, and plain frieze with short trunk door flanked by quarter reeded columns, and raised on a plinth base, to a 12” square 3rd period painted dial, with floral spandrels to a Roman chapter ring, enclosing subsidiary seconds and date sector with black painted hands, to an unsigned false plate and movement with plates united by four knopped pillars, with anchor escapement, strike on a bell, height 76”
A late 18th Century Oak and Mahogany cross banded 8 Day Long Case Clock, Walter Mayers of Gloucester, the hood with overhanging cornice, to reeded freestanding columns, to an ogee throat and long trunk door with panelled base, and raised on bracket feet, to a 12” square brass dial with cast and applied foliate spandrels enclosing a Roman and Arabic chapter ring, to a polished centre engraved with floral and foliate decoration and insects, with subsidiary sections and date sector, with further pierced steel hands, to a movement with plates united by four knopped pillars and anchor escapement, strike on a bell, height 79”
A 3rd quarter of 18th Century Oak cased 30 Hour Long Case Clock, Leon Weatherad of K Lonsdale, the hood with overhanging cornice to a plain frieze, with inlaid initials TB, over freestanding baluster columns and ogee throat, to quarter round columns flanking a shaped long trunk door, and raised on a plinth base, to a 12” square brass dial with cast and applied mask and foliate spandrels, enclosing a Roman and Arabic chapter ring, with outside track and fleur-de-lys half hour markers, to a matted centre with engraved star and foliate decoration with date sector and pierced steel hands, to a movement with plates united by four knopped pillars and anchor escapement, strike on a bell, height 84”
A late 18th Century Oak cased 8 Day Long Case Clock, Wm Reid of Grantham, the hood with swan neck pediment over freestanding columns, to an ogee throat and long shaped trunk door, with plinth base, to a 12” 1st period painted dial, decorated to the arch with honeysuckle blossom and further gilt highlighted gesso spandrels, enclosing a Roman and Arabic chapter ring, enclosing subsidiary seconds and date sector, to a “Wilson” signed false plate, and movement with plates united by four knopped pillars and anchor escapement, strike on a bell, height 82”
A mid-18th Century Oak cased 30 Hour Long Case Clock, Tho Beeching of Rye, the hood with overhanging cornice, over a ¾ column to an ogee throat, and long shaped trunk drawer with reduced plinth base, to a 12” square brass dial with attached arch bearing named boss and further dolphin spandrels over mask and foliate spandrels, enclosing a Roman and Arabic chapter ring with inside and outside tracks, with fleur-de-lys half hour markers, to an engraved centre with subsidiary seconds and ringed date sector, with blued steel pierced hands, and movement with plates united by four knopped pillars and anchor escapement, strike on a bell, height 75 ½” (associated)
A 1st half of 19th Century Oak cased 8 Day Long Case Clock, name obscured, the arched hood with swan neck pediment and three gilt wood globe finials over free standing columns, to an ogee throat and long trunk doors, with reduced plinth base, to a 12” arched painted dial, decorated with the peace dove flanked by cornucopia and scythes, with rose and gilt highlighted spandrels, enclosing an Arabic chapter ring with subsidiaries for seconds and date, with pierced steel hands to an unsigned false plate, and movement with plates united by four knopped pillars with anchor escapement and strike on a bell, height 86”
A late 18th Century Mahogany cased 30 Hour Long Case Clock, H Kemp of Mayfield, the overhanging cornice to freestanding columns, with ogee throat, plain long trunk door, and plinth base (plinth A/F), to a 12” square painted 1st period dial with rose spandrels enclosing a Roman chapter ring, centred with a rural landscape to a posted movement with back mounted count wheel, and anchor escapement with strike on a bell, height 75”
A late 19th Century electroplated Tea Urn, of inverted baluster form, the pull-off bell-shaped cover with acorn finial, with flared rim and reeded body with heavy cast and applied side handles, to a waisted column and tap, on a spreading circular base, and raised on four cast and applied feet, and fitted to the interior with liner and pig-iron insert, height 20”
A ships Bell from HMS Intrepid, decommissioned in 1999. The bell was removed and hung in the Petty Officers ward room at RNAS Culdrose. 16cms high, with small 1cm chip at the base, it comes with "Intrepid" post card, Decommission Book, Falklands £1 note and First Day cover dated 23/384 and some original Falklands photographs including Harrier on Flight Deck. The vendor, a Petty Officer served as Flight Crew. NB: HMS Intrepid an LPD took part in the Amphibious landing at San Carlos in 1982 and came under heavy air attack
A bronze ships bell, from 'H.M.S Vivacious', with clapper, 11.5in (29cm) h, 12.5in (32cm) dia, on a later wrought iron bracket. H.M.S. Vivacious was an Admiralty V-class Destroyer. The ship was laid down in July 1916 and launched on 3rd November that year as the 1st Royal Navy warship to carry this name. She was completed in December 1917 and was fitted for use as a minelayer. During 1919-1920 this ship was deployed in the Baltic and was in action against Russian warships. Later she served in the Atlantic and Mediterranean Fleets until the mid 1930's when placed in Maintenance Reserve at Rosyth and brought forward in August 1939 for the Review of the Reserve Fleet by HM King George VI at Weymouth. The ship remained in commission and began war service in Western Approaches, including Dunkirk in 1940 and Normandy in 1944. In 1947 the ship was placed on the disposal list and broken up in 1948.
A 19th century model of a Royal Navy frigate, of ebonised and natural wood construction with bone and brass pins, having three masts with rigging and a female figure head, with ten cannon and with patches for sixteen, a pair of lifeboats, ships wheel, bell, capstan and two anchors, 27in (68.5cm) h, 42.5in (108cm) l, in an ebony, bone and turned hardwood cradle.
British Railways Southern Region Signal box bell code notice from between BARNSTAPLE Jct and ILFRACOMBE. Lists all the Signal boxes, Motive power depots and crossing keepers boxes on the whole stretch of the line, dated 3rd March 1960, complete with original glazed frame, a superb reminder of this premier holiday line.
Southern Railway framed and glazed notice re Special Instructions at WADEBRIDGE EAST BOX. A stunning item that lists all the regulations pertaining to this box as far as single line working between Wadebridge East and Wadebridge West, Electric Train tablet regulations between Wadebridge East , St. Kew Highway and Boscarne Junction and also every Shunting and Platform Bell Codes for Wadebridge. Measures 16" x 12½", dated December 1931, Waterloo Station. A wonderful reminder of the one of the most evocative names of the former LSWR North Cornish lines.
A William IV period mahogany bracket clock the 8 inch polished steel dial with two winding apertures, Roman numerals and marked, 'Chas. Taylor Bristol', with a twin train 8 day movement striking on a bell, the arched hood with leaf curved decoration and the sides with brass lion mask ring handles, on a moulded plinth base 36cm wide, 57cm high
A French late 19th century gilt metal mantel clock the 3 inch Sevres style porcelain dial with twin winding apertures and Roman numerals, the base with two further floral porcelain insets, the twin train cylinder movement striking on a bell, the ornate case with a seated 18th century style lady holding an easel and forming the surmount, with trailing husk, rococo scroll, anthemion and fluted decoration to the architectural base, together with a giltwood plinth and an ebonised oval plinth 32cm wide, 30cm high
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