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Lot 2516
Small French VAP mantel clock timepiece, the 2.5" white dial within a foliate engraved mask, within an ebonised stepped case, 6.5" high (pendulum); also a Smiths Clocks miniature brass lantern timepiece, 7.25" high, a French carriage clock timepiece, 6" high, all in need of some restoration and a brass drumhead mantel timepiece signed Henry Marc á Paris, with subsidiary seconds dial and passing strike on a bell, 6.75" high (4)
Lot 266
A German Musterschutz 'McCabe London' ebonised triple train table clock, with pull repeat in the late 17th/early 18th-century style (20th century). The bell top case with a swing bale handle. The 8-day movement chiming on three coil gongs.The dia brass dial with silvered chapter ring and angel head spandrels. The movement numbered 773488. 25 cm wide x 37 cm high x 19 cm deep.Condition report: All trains wind and run but stop after a whileI can not make the repeat lever activate the chimeThe case is in good cosmetic order but with a few knocks of age.
Lot 268
A late 19th century Vincenti & Cie ormolu mantel 8-day clock of ball form, Cciming on a single bell with characterized Chinese figure surmount, the openwork frame on a spreading apron form base. 32 cm wide x 34 cm high.Condition report: The movement winds and runs but stops after a little while the clock chimes when the hands are advanced manually.The gilt finish is a little worn in places.
Lot 271
A late 19th-century French ormolu (matched) clock garniture. Comprising an 8-day mantle clock and a pair of matched two handle urns. The clock with urn and ribbon surmount with "pompadour" pink Sevres style porcelain panels painted with Watteauesqu scenes and flowers. 23 cm wide x 39 cm high (the clock)Condition report: The bell is missingOne of the urns has a broken porcelain stem.The clock's going train runs but this is NO guarantee of accuracy or reliabilityPendulum is presentThe bell is missingNo KeyThe panels of the clock are intact
Lot 314
British coins, Charles I, Unite, Tower Mint, mm bell (1634 -35), unjewelled crown bust l, with mark of value behind, rev, crowned garnished shield dividing crowned C & R, 32mm dia, F+/VFCondition report: A slight crease/line diagonally across the beard and chest. Under a jewellers loupe one can see some very fine surface scratches on the Obv. In our opinion this coin has not been mounted. Some definition on the shield flattened. The images online provide a true representation of this coin.
Lot 457
A Konakovo Zik Soviet Russian porcelain model of the Tsar canon and Tsar bell. Together with a Dulevo bear with balalaika, a figure group of cossacks dancing and a cossack serenading his companion accordion and three other Soviet porcelain figuresQty: 8Condition report: No apparent major defects
Lot 19
A 19th century French gilt-bronze ormolu 8-day mantel clock under glass dome, by Grohe of Paris, gilt floral dial with blue painted Roman numeral enamel hour plaques and blued steel hands, with scrolling foliate case on velvet padded stand, under tall glass dome with ebonised base, movement striking on a bell, overall height to top of dome 42cm, clock case height 26cm, with pendulum and key, working orderNo obvious damage, movement currently working, all plaques in good condition, ormolu and case gilding still very bright, dome also in good order
Lot 228
Ⓦ A PARCEL-GILT-SILVER HUQQA, PROBABLY KUTCH, WESTERN INDIA, EARLY 20TH CENTURY the pierced bulb-shaped burner with domed lid, the base of bell-shaped form, rich foliate chased and repousse decoration throughout, with gilt borders and oval medallions 49cm high, 1955gr Part proceeds to benefit The Wallace Collection
Lot 232
Ⓐ A LUCKNOW ENAMEL HUQQA BOTTLE, INDIA, EARLY 19TH CENTURY silver-gilt with polychrome enamel decoration depicting idealised garden scenes with flowering trees, birds and rivers filled with fish and lotuses, the neck with over-hanging ridge, remains of an old auction label underneath 17cm high Provenance: Collection of Pierre Jourdan-Barry (1926-2016), acquired Christie's, London, 7 April 2011, lot 249. For a closely related Lucknow enamel huqqa of bell-shaped form in a private collection, see Mark Zebrowski, 'Gold, Silver and Bronze from Mughal India', London 1997, pl.71, p.85. Part proceeds to benefit Westminster Abbey
Lot 273
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK, LONDON, EARLY 19TH CENTURY eight day bell striking movement signed 'Wm. Platt / LONDON', white painted dial similarly signed within Roman numerals, domed case with simple ebony stringing, pagoda top below a pineapple finial, sides with domed fretwork panels below gilt-metal drop ring lion mask handles, on ball feet, with key 50cm high
Lot 353
A SET OF THREE GEORGE II SILVER CASTERS, SAMUEL WOOD, LONDON, 1735/36 in sizes, girdled baluster, each engraved with a coat of arms and crest flanked by scroll foliage, on spreading feet, covers with bell finials pierced below with alternate panels of pellet or stylised foliate piercing tallest 17.5cm; 479gr (15oz)
Lot 30
Egypt & Sudan Campaign Medal Pair “D” Battery 1st Brigade Royal Artillery, group consists of Egypt and Sudan medal with single clasp Tel El Kebir awarded to “14135 GUNR C BEEL D/1” and bronze Khedives star for 1882. The medals have been mounted into a glazed frame along with a other ranks Victorian Royal Artillery helmet plate and a brass plaque with recipients details. The medal roll shows 14135 Gunner D C Bell serving with D battery 1st Brigade Royal Artillery who is entitled to this combination and bar. We have not removed the medals from the frame and inspected, sold as seen.
Lot 311
Pair of WW1 Trench Art Vases, being a pair of 18 pdr shell cases, both being dated 1917. Hammered design with the Welsh Dragon and 1914-19 engraved to the lower sections; Brass WW2 ARP hand bell with wooden handle; British No4 Mk II Spike Bayonet in steel scabbard with webbing frog dated 1942, plus another spike bayonet without scabbard. (5 items)
Lot 3046
A Large Interchangeable Bells-En-Vue Cylinder Musical Box, By Nicole Frères, circa 1881, Serial No. 51960, with one cylinder playing eight airs, with double-spring lever-wind motor, sectional comb with full-length zither attachment, six bell comb with lever-select to right with the six plain polished tuned bells arrange duet-buffet flanking tune indictor, with speed regulator, on reeded cast gilt bedplate in ebonised interior bearing Nicole black and gilt trade transfer, lacking dustlid, in large walnut and satinwood veneered case with cleated lid, on ebonised plinth base - 37in. wide, the cylinder 15in. All teeth and tips present, working order, some general corrosion/wear consistant with age, overall Good; Veneer to lid appears complete but has moderate scratching/indents over most of surface
Lot 1349
A rare First War Officer's cuff rank uniform and medals, formerly the property of Captain R W White, 21st Canadian Infantry Battalion/Royal Flying Corps:- First War Khaki Officer's cuff-rank tunic by Hobson & Sons London together with trousers by Bell Jardiniere of Paris, the jacket with 21st Canada Infantry Battalion collars, early Observer's half-wing brevette, two silver wound strips, four blue arm chevrons, brass Canadian buttons and medal ribbons, the fourth ribbon unattributed and thought to be either for the Allied Victory Medal or the ribbon that accompanied the Pembroke Civic Medallion, the tunic name "Capt. R.W. White 98/92". Sold together with a 1914/15 Star trio (Capt.R.W.White 21st Canadian Infantry); Canadian Memorial Cross named "Capt.R.W.White" with original condolence card, Pembroke bronze Civic Medallion inscribed "Lt.R.W.White"; bronze Life Saving Medallion "R.W.White June 1914" in original box; brown envelope from Robert Simpson Stores Toronto containing six padded Officer's pips, brass buttons, etc together with a copy of Captain White's full service record in excess of 50 pages, extensive personal history research of over 27 pages and various copies of photographs and reference material used in the personal history. Captain R W White 21st Battalion Canadian Infantry Machine Gun Officer posted to the 4th Brigade Machine Gun Company 14th December 1915. In the late Spring of 1916 he transferred to The Royal Flying Corps qualifying as an Observer in July 1916; his aircraft piloted by Lt. S. Alder RFC was shot down on the 25th January 1917 by Oberleutenant K H Von Griffenhagen who flew with Baron Von Richtoffen and spent the remaining period of the War as a prisoner of war being repatriated on the 30th November 1918
Lot 71
A set of eight 19th Century graduated bell metal cup weights, largest 8.5 cm diameter x 5.7 cm high, a plain bell metal mortar, 13.5 cm diameter x 10 cm high, a 19th Century lignum vitae string box, 12 cm diameter x 12.5 cm high, various other treenware including oak candlestick, wooden-handled mortar, oak bowl, Ross's of Belfast bottle, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup bottle by Curtis & Perkins, two glass balls, a small quantity of books including "Picture Story of Preparing Tea" in wooden boards, one volume "The Royal Princesses of England" by MRS MATTHEW HALL, published London 1871, tooled and gilded cloth board bound and other small items various
Lot 221
William IV silver rack lever pocket watch, London 1833, the fusee movement signed C. Burt, London, no. 1298 and inscribed 'Patent Lever' with engraved bell-shaped balance cock, large diamond endstone, gilt three arm balance, regulator and cylindrical pillars, dust cover, the dial with Roman numerals, minute track and subsidiary seconds, within a plain consular case with inscribed initials, case maker 'EW' (Edward Walker), 51mm, key - Condition Report: - Movement - currently functioning. Dial - light marks, faint hairline to the centre. Glass - light surface marks. Hands - not matching, light surface marks. Case - light surface marks. - Condition reports are provided for general guidance only. Please view images and further information can be obtained upon request. Gardiner Houlgate do not guarantee the working order or time accuracy of any lots.
Lot 248
Augsburger Türmchenuhr mit späterem Werk von Bautte & Cie in Genf, 17./19. Jhdt. Gehäuse aus feuervergoldetem Messing. Quadratische Standplatte auf vier gedrückten Kugelfüßen (eine Ecke leicht verbogen). Gehäuse mit abnehmbaren Seitenteilen und Eckpilastern. Dekor aus Ranken, Vasen und Vögeln. Durchbrochen gearbeitete Glockenabdeckung mit verschraubten vasenförmigen Aufsätzen. Zifferblatt aus Kupfer mit Resten von Versilberung. Römische Ziffern, das Blatt bezeichnet "ZEIT EILT". Das Werk im 19. Jhdt. ergänzt, gravierte Herstellerbezeichnung "J. F. Bautte & Cie - Geneve". Werk mit Alarmfunktion, Repetition und Stundenschlag. Die obere Glocke nicht mehr funktional. Werk läuft, komplette Funktion nicht überprüft. Vergoldeter Doppelschlüssel liegt bei (Reparaturstelle). Höhe 22 cm.Zustand: IIAn Augsburg pinnacle clock with later clockwork by Bautte & Cie in Geneva, 17th/19th century Fire-gilt brass case. Square base plate with four bun feet (one corner slightly indented). Case with removable side parts and corner pilasters. Decorated with scrolling leaves, vases, and birds. Pierced bell cover with screw-on vase finials. Copper dial with traces of silver plating. Roman numerals, the dial inscribed “ZEIT EILT” (time flies). The movement replaced in the 19th century, engraved maker's name "J. F. Bautte & Cie - Geneve". Movement with alarm function, repeater, and hour strike. The top bell no longer working. Movement in working order, complete function not tested. Gilt double key enclosed (repair). Height 22 cm.Condition: II
Lot 1071
A late 19th century French eight day walnut veneer and ebonised mantel clock striking on a bell, with a white enamel dial and black Roman numerals, 22cm high, 24.2cm wide (max), 13cm deep (max); together with a 400 day anniversary clock, circa 1930s, with a domed glass cover, (part of escapement missing), 29cm high. Viewing/collection at West Woodlands BA11 5ES. Payment at Standerwick BA11 2QB. No booking required. Lots to be collected within 7 days.
Lot 1076
An early to mid-19th century eight-day long case clock, in stained pine case, by John Lewis, London; the brass and silvered dial ornately decorated and with black Roman numerals and hands; bell strike with pendulum; the door with window in a port hole style to observe the pendulum; 226cm high, 48cm wide, 25.5cm deep. Viewing/collection at West Woodlands BA11 5ES. Payment at Standerwick BA11 2QB. No booking required. Lots to be collected within 7 days.
Lot 617
A French gilt-metal and porcelain clock garnitureLate 19th CenturyThe mantel clock of architectural form, with blue painted porcelain panels and dial, in the Sevres style, the movement detailed 'G. F. 148' and striking on a bell; together with a pair of three light candelabra en suiteClock, 36cm high; candelabra, 38cm highCondition report: As can be seen from the online photograph the one candelabra arms are need to be straightened and currently the upper half is not sitting vertically. The two scroll branches making up the side arms are loose and require refixing to the base of the central shaft. The other candelabra is missing a liner to the inside of the candle nozzle (as can be seen the far left of the photograph). The toupie feet of both candelabra are stamped 'G.G'There is no winding key present with the lot. There is no guarantee of the working order of the clock movement. Overall, the gilding is bright. Some minor casting flaws in the odd place, minor spots of tarnishing, scuffs and scratches, together with some wax residue in areas commensurate with age and use.Dial with no glass. Porcelain mounts in good order. The gilding to the decoration of the centre of dial is slight rubbed, also visible in the photograph.
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