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Lot 7009
A late 18th century 30-hour oak and mahogany longcase clock retailed by Henry Fisher, Preston, c1790, with a flat topped pediment and moulded cornice, square hood door flanked by two plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with recessed quarter columns, three-quarter length trunk door with an ogee twin spire top and crossbanding, rectangular plinth with canted corners and a narrow applied moulding to the base, circular 13� painted dial with Roman numerals, minute markers and five minute Arabic�s, floral decoration to the centre and a semi-circular calendar aperture with date disc behind, original steel serpentine hands, dial inscribed �H Fisher, Preston�, dial pinned directly to a weight driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a cast bell. With pendulum and weight.Henry Fisher is recorded as working in Preston (Lancs) from 1742-95.Dimensions: Height: 200cm Length/Width: 51cm Depth/Diameter: 22cm
Lot 7001
A 20th century spring driven table clock in the style of an early 17th century Lantern clock, with an eight-day striking movement and lever platform escapement, striking the hours and half hours on a bell, with a 5” silvered chapter ring, Roman numerals, half hour markers and quarter hour division track.Dimensions: Height: 30cm Length/Width: 13cm Depth/Diameter: 13cm
Lot 7010
An eight-day mahogany veneered longcase clock retailed by a member of the 19th century Hougton family of Ormskirk clockmakers, hood with a swans neck pediment and a Verre Eglomise panel beneath, square hood door flanked by two plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with reeded cluster columns to the corners, half-length trunk door with a twin spire wavy top, plinth with canted corners and applied moulding to the front and base, square 14� painted dial with broad Roman numerals, minute markers and matching stamped hands, identically painted spandrels to the corners, subsidiary seconds and date dials with matching brass hands, dial inscribed �Houghton Ormskirk� pinned via a Wilson falseplate to a weight driven rack striking movement, striking the hours on a cast bell. With pendulum and flat weights.Stephen Houghton & Son are recorded as working in Moor Street, Ormskirk (Lancs) in 1824Dimensions: Height: 210cm Length/Width: 59cm Depth/Diameter: 26cm
Lot 7013
An early 20th century French Four Glass clock of small proportions c1910, with an eight-day striking movement , striking the hours on a bell, with an enamel dial with upright Arabic numerals and quarter hour minutes, minute track, steel moon hands, decorated with garland swags of flowers, twin file faux mercury pendulum.Dimensions: Height: 23cm Length/Width: 15cm Depth/Diameter: 11cm
Lot 7002
A mid-19th century oak cased longcase clock with a swan’s neck pediment and wooden paterae, with a square hood door flanked by matching ring turned pillars, trunk with reeded cluster columns, short double pointed arch topped door with crossbanding, on a square plinth with inlaid crossbanding and bracket feet, with a 14” square painted dial with Roman numerals, minute track and matching painted spandrels, semi circular date aperture with date wheel behind, matching brass hands, dial inscribed “Scales, Kendal”, dial pinned directly to a 30hour weight driven countwheel movement striking the hours on a cast bell. With steel chain, weight and pendulum. The Scales were a prolific family of 19th century clockmakers in Kendal, Cumbria, they are also recorded in trade directories of the period as working as goldsmiths and dentists.Dimensions: Height: 210cm Length/Width: 54cm Depth/Diameter: 24cm
Lot 3
James Deakin & Sons, A pair of late Victorian silver candlesticks of Adam design, the urn form sconces with removable drip pans, embossed swag decoration, the tapering square form stems with ram's heads, wreaths, and graduated bell husks, the square bases with canted corners, having urn and acanthus leaf decoration, Sheffield 1899, 26cm highCondition report: Good condition, no visible repairs, the decoration is good, no holes on raised areas, quite a bit of polish residue.
Lot 329
19th c. oak 8-day long case clock by R. Murray of Lauder, Scotland, the arch topped dial with painted decoration of Scottish soldiers and a scene of the interior of a blacksmith's and farrier's workshop with heavy horse and a banner reading "By hammer and hand - all arts do stand", the 4 pillar movement striking on a bell with weights, pendulum and key, 7' tall to swan neck top
Lot 11
John Cordon or Gordon, London, a George III silver gilt pair cased repeating fusee pocket watch, London 1805, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, the verge movement with finely pierced and engraved cock, pierced and engraved plate with silvered regulation dial with turned pillars, the inner case with the sides pierced and engraved with flowerheads and with inner bell, in plain outer case, 50mm diameter, gross weigh 128 gmcondition report; Dial has minor cracks and a chip at one o'clock, movement appears complete but the balance wheel does not spin, fully wound, the push striking mechanism strikes 10 times slowly and sounds pleasant, dust cover is good, inner back case good with original gilding, outer case with worn gilding, the red in the image is a paper cut out silhouette, could be original
Lot 210
A & J Kleiser, York, a Victorian black slate and red variegated marble domed mantle clock, white enamel dial, the movement by Japy Freres, Paris, striking on a bell, pendulum, 24cm.Andrew and Joseph Kleiser of York are listed in ?Watch and Clockmakers of the World? Vol2 by B. Loomes as working from 1866-1885.
Lot 215
A 19th century French ormolu and porcelain 8 day mantle clock, white enamel dial, the movement by Vincent & Cie, striking on a bell, the ornate case with floral pink panels, pendulum, key, 32cmVincenti was a much respected clock maker, a Corsican who set up in 1823 in Montbeliard using machinery of his own design. Following his death in 1834 his business was carried on by Roux et Cie throughout the 19th century as Vincenti et Cie who were awarded the Medaille d'Argent in 1855.
Lot 222
Samuel Marti a Paris, a 19th century French four-pillar mahogany mantle clock, the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell, the backplate stamped with the trademark of the maker Samuel Marti a Paris, Crowned A and W.B.K. & Fils Paris, numbered 9077 and 48, gilt brass dial, mounts and pendulum, 35cmSamuel Marti was one of the prolific French clockmakers of the 1800's and was known to be working circa 1860 at Le Pays de Montbeliard in Paris, making roulant blancs.
Lot 226
Hamburg American Corporation, Hamburg, a 19th century ebonised and gilt brass bracket clock, the brass arched dial with silvered chapter ring, the signed movement striking the hours and half on a bell, the case with gilt brass mounts, raised on a matching pedestal with applied cast masks, overall height 163cm, pendulum, key.Sold with a Time and Motion, Beverley receipt for £650 in 1987.HAC was founded in 1883 from the partnership of Paul Landenberger and Philip Lang in Schramberg. Originally called Landenberger and Lang, became the Hamburg Amerikanische Uhrenfabrik in 1891. Landenberger previously worked as business manager for Junghans. In 1930 the HAC merged with Junghans. The trademark of two crossed arrows was registered in 1892.
Lot 308
Cascade by Bell Fruit Manufacturing penny drop case slot machine, mahogany cabinet, type GA1, 74 x 48 x 14cm.Coins are triggered across the top of the playfield, with the hope of getting them into one of the four "Win" holes. Successful coins will release one or more of the column of coins in the bottom half of the machine. Unsuccessful coins will end up in one of the columns
Lot 309
Cascade De Luxe by Bell Fruit Manufacturing penny drop case slot machine, mahogany cabinet, serial number B1243, type GA1, 74 x 48 x 14cm. Coins are triggered across the top of the playfield, with the hope of getting them into one of the four "Win" holes. Successful coins will release one or more of the column of coins in the bottom half of the machine. Unsuccessful coins will end up in one of the columnsCondition report; overall the cabinet is in need of restoration, has a key to the lock and the mechanism appears complete, but we would advise a service as we have no coins to check how well it operates
Lot 187
Rare R.A.F Benevolent Fund Victory Bell cast from metal salvaged from German Aircraft shot down over Britain from 1939 to 1945, cast busts of Winston Churchill, Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin, with a small cast brass dish that also has the bust of Winston Churchill on it and the V for victory sign (which also looks to be made from salvaged metal).
Lot 2
EIGHT JACK NICKLAUS RBS £5 NOTES,along with six Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews RBS £5 notes, eight The Queen's Golden Jubilee (2002) RBS £5 notes, ten Bank of England ten shilling notes, also a collection of RBS £1 notes including commemoratives of Alexander Graham Bell and Scottish Parliament, all notes in near mint condition
Lot 785
Tenor Banjo, The Bacon Banjo Co. Inc., Groton Connecticut, Modell Montana Silver Bell No.7 Ne Plus Ultra, USA 1926, Seriennummer 20475, klares Kunststoff-Fell, Kopfplatte, Griffbrett, Kessel und Resonator mit Celluloid-Auflage, geschnitzte Ferse (Löwenkopf), vergoldete und gravierte Hardware, Planetary Tuners mit Steinbesatz, Dämpfersystem (Hebel beiliegend), dazu Fotos des Instruments mit der Aufschrift: „ This Banjo was owned by Ben Hoffner out of Toledo Ohio. He played it on stage.“, spielbereit mit Koffer, L. 85cm, Mensur 58,4cm, D Kessel 27,7cm, Alters- und GebrauchsspurenVideolink: https://youtu.be/-byPxsv4tVk?list=PLU6NqUlcFJ_lyro7XsatCw-JlaiO_ni1y
Lot 786
Tenor Banjo, The Bacon Banjo Co. Inc., Groton Connecticut, Modell Silver Bell No.4, Seriennummer 20081, USA 1927, geschnitzte Ferse, Planetary Tuners, vergoldete Hardware, spielbereit mit Koffer, L. 85cm, Mensur 58,6cm, Ø Kessel 27cm, Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, 2 Bohrlöcher im Kessel, Videolink: https://youtu.be/54ltJzrBua8?list=PLU6NqUlcFJ_lyro7XsatCw-JlaiO_ni1y
Lot 787
Tenor Banjo, The Bacon Banjo Co. Inc., Groton Connecticut, Modell Silver Bell No.1, Seriennummer 24910, vernickelte Hardware, übersetzte Grover Tuner, Dämpfersystem (Hebel beiliegend), Kunststoff-Fell, USA 1928, spielbereit mit Koffer, L. 85cm, Mensur 58,2cm, Ø Kessel 28cm, Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, Videolink: https://youtu.be/mDLs9AXL1xI?list=PLU6NqUlcFJ_lyro7XsatCw-JlaiO_ni1y
Lot 281
dating: 17th/18th Century provenance: Italy, Fine, tapering, 17.8 mm cal barrel, more antique than the stock, signed 'MAFFIO PEDRETTI' at the base and provided with a small fixed rear sight, slightly bell-mouthed nozzle with moulded muzzle, decorated with carved leaves. Modern-style lock with slightly-rounded plate engraved with garlands at the tang, cock and batterie with small engravings. Working mechanism. Wooden full (!) stock, probably in one piece, with checkered neck and decorated with raisers. Brass butt plate and trigger guard (the second with a detachment at the tang). Silver barrel bracket. Iron ramrod with carved head. For Maffio Pedretti see 'Repertorio Storico degli Archibugiari Italiani', by B. Barbiroli (page 418). Master from Pistoia (Tuscany, Italy), working between the last quarter of the 17th Century and early 18th Century. length 177,5 cm.
Lot 287
dating: Early 19th Century provenance: England, Smoothbore, two stage barrel, the first part octagonal and with marks of the Birmingham test bench and the mark 'R / I&W', then round with rings and floral engravings at the girdle. Bell-mouthed nozzle, with moulded muzzle. A snap bayonet with iron triangular blade assembled above the barrel. Sliding locking mechanism, assembled above the tang of the barrel. Lock provided with external secure lock, signature 'Richards' and 'J&W', and provided with sealed pan and big antifriction wheel. Smooth, wooden full stock. Brass mounts. Butt-plate with carved trophy, trigger guard with flower and acorn. Iron tipped, horn ramrod. For Joseph & William Richards see 'Der Neue Stoeckel', vol. 2 page 1040. With their address in Birmingham (49 New St.), where they worked together from 1799 to 1817. The page also features the same mark as the one on the gun. length 76 cm.
Lot 288
dating: Early 19th Century provenance: England, Smoothbore, two-stage barrel, octagonal at the first part and then round, with rings at the girdle. The first segment with writing 'London'. Bell-mouthed nozzle, with moulded muzzle. A snap bayonet with iron triangular blade assembled above the barrel. Sliding locking mechanism, assembled above the tang of the barrel. Re-finished lock provided with external secure lock, signature 'J.N. JONES & SON', and provided with sealed pan and big antifriction wheel. The hammer probably replaced. Working mechanism. Smooth, wooden full stock with checkered base. Brass mounts. Butt-plate and trigger guard with floral engravings. Brass tipped, light wooden ramrod. Smooth escutcheon at the back. 'Der Neue Stoeckel' states that Jones & Son (John) was a trader in London in 1825-1830, at 146 in Minories (Vol. 1 page 598). length closed 76,3 cm.
Lot 289
dating: Third quarter of the 18th Century provenance: England, Smoothbore, brass, three-stage barrel, octagonal at the first part with a floral decoration at the base, marked "LONDON" and with marks of the London test bench, then with two round segments. Bell-mouthed nozzle, with moulded muzzle and rings at the base. Engraved iron tang. Lock signed"GRIFFIN" decorated with frames and flowers. Well-working mechanism. Smooth wooden full stock with grip decorated with a net and small circles. Two small pieces of wood reattached. Brass mounts. Butt-plate and trigger guard with fine engravings, the latter worked as an acorn at the rear tang. Counter-plate with frames taking in the lock and with a floral engravings. Horn-tipper, light wooden ramrod with iron cartridge extractor. Stoeckel reports Jospeh Griffin from Londra between 1750 and 1787, in 1770/1 joins John Tow changing the signature: 'Griffin & Tow'. Vol. 1 page 461. length 77,3 cm.
Lot 290
dating: circa 1800 provenance: England, Smoothbore, brass, three-stage barrel, octagonal at the first part with a moulded decoration at the base, marked 'Grantham' and with marks of the London test bench, then with two round segments outlined by rings. At the end of the octagonal part a short faceted band. Bell-mouthed nozzle, with moulded muzzle and rings at the base. Engraved tang with pitting, remains of engravings and broad sight. Lock signed 'Newton', hammer provided with external secure lock. Working mechanism. Smooth wooden full stock with a shell-shaped carving around the tang of the barrel. Brass mounts. Butt-plate engraved with rocaille, the trigger guard worked as an acorn at the rear tang. Pierced counterplate. Iron ramrod. Newton is documented in Grantham, Lincolnshire, between 1781 e il 1815. See 'Der neue Stoeckel', vol. 2 page 867. length 78,8 cm.
Lot 291
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: London, Smoothbore, round, three-stage barrel, with a floral decoration at the base with two marks of the London test bench and remains of the mark 'RW' surmounted by a star, then marked 'WILSON * LONDON'. Thin rings at the girdles. Bell-mouthed nozzle, with moulded muzzle and rings at the base. Iron tang and provided with broad sight. Slightly-rounded lock signed 'Wilson', decorated with frames and a floral motif at the tang, where is located the secure-lock for the hammer. Working mechanism. Smooth wooden stock carved as a shell at the back. Brass Mounts. Butt-plate and trigger guard with fine floral and rocaille engravings, frames and architectonical elements. Fine counter-plate, pierced with spirals and flowers. Brass-tipped wooden ramrod with iron cartridge extractor. Robert Wilson is documented between 1759 and 1766 in London. See 'Der Neue Stoeckel' vol. 2 page 1395, which also features the mark present on the gun's barrel (8557).
Lot 292
dating: first quarter of the 18th Century provenance: England, Smoothbore, brass, two-stage barrel with thick round breech-plate, engraved with floral motif, marks of the London test bench and mark "IW", then with a round segment, the girdle with a small faceted band and then rings. Circular, bell-mouthed muzzle. Iron tang. Lock signed "WALKER" with outlined elements. In a good working order. Smooth wooden stock with few restorations. Brass mounts. Butt-plate engraved with flowers, outlined trigger guard. Counter-plate decorated with grotesques. Iron ramrod. Brass escutcheon at the back. John Walker is documented in1722 circa in London. See 'Der Neue Stoeckel', vol. 2 page 1345 where also his mark 'IW' is reproduced (8509). length 73 cm.
Lot 293
dating: last quarter of the 18th Century provenance: England, Smoothbore, brass, two-stage barrel (matte surface), octagonal at the first part with a floral decoration at the base, marked "LONDON" and with marks of the London test bench, then round. Bell-mouthed nozzle, with moulded muzzle. Engraved iron tang with pitting. Lock with brass plate, signed "Joyner", featuring remains of frames and floral motifs. Iron hammer and batterie. Working mechanism. Smooth wooden full stock with few small restorations. Brass mounts. Butt-plate and trigger guard with floral engravings, the latter shaped as an acorn at the rear tang. Pierced counter-plate. Brass-tipped wooden ramrod and iron cartridge extractor. 'Der Neue Stoeckel' reports John Joyner from Londra between 1760 and 1780 circa, see vol. 1 page 602. length 69 cm.
Lot 294
dating: provenance: England, Smoothbore, brass, two-stage barrel, with a frame decoration at the breech-plate, marked 'LONDON' and with marks of the Birmingham test bench. Bell-mouthed nozzle, with thick moulded muzzle. Iron tang engraved with floral motifs. Lock signed 'J.No. JONES & Co.', with oblique and lowered borders, small engravings with racemes. Remains of antique finishing? In good working order. Smooth wooden full stock with checkered neck. Brass mounts. Butt-plate and trigger guard engraved with racemes and trophies. Brass-tipped, light wooden ramrod. For Jones & Co. (John) from Birmingham, 1814-1835 circa , see 'Der Neue Stoeckel' vol. 1 page 598. length 70 cm.
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