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Lot 2118
A bronze bell with figural handle in the form of a lady in elaborate dress, the handle with relief foliate scroll decoration (lacking clapper), apparently unmarked, height 11.3cm.Additional InformationDents and misshaping to the base and some further firing flaws and scratches, build of dirt and dust, surface rubbing, some pitting, etc.
Lot 2299
A group of glass including lidded footed dish featuring ruby tinted panels depicting birds perched upon branches, height 23.5cm, diameter 19cm, drinking glasses, decanter, bell, vases, etc.Additional InformationLidded bowl featuring birds appears ok with perhaps some light general wear, too many further items in lot to individualise condition.
Lot 2366
A large collection of historical refence, biography and other interest hard back books, to include, THE DIARY OF SAMUEL PEPYS, 11 vols, d.j., Bell & Hyman, 1979 reprint; CHURCHILL (R), WINSTON S CHURCHULL, 8 vols, d.j., Heinemann, 1988 reprint (Qty).Additional InformationFootnote: This lot forms part of The Library of a Cheshire Gentleman collection, see lot 2317for more details.
Lot 3003
A good brass skeleton clock, the silvered dial set with Roman numerals, with fusee movement striking on a bell, height 39cm, presented on ebonised plinth base beneath a glass dome (dome af), with pendulum and key, also a clock face set with Arabic and Roman numerals, purportedly from a clock that hung on a balcony of St Paul's Church before its demolition, diameter 50.7cm (2).Additional InformationDome cracked. Clock does run but no guarantee of working order. Some rubbing to the finish of the dial. Further tarnish, some surface pitting, nicks, cast imperfections, etc, to the brass. The St Paul's clock face has had some details inscribed to the face of the clock by someone. Crazing, rubbing to the detail, staining and discolouration.
Lot 3004
JAPY FRERES; a good and large late 19th century French gilt metal eight day mantel clock with jewelled and pierced porcelain lidded surmount and dial, set with Roman numerals, striking on a bell, presented beneath a clear glass dome on stepped and gilt base to ebonised plinth, the clock height 41cm, width 27.3cm, depth 17cm, with key and pendulum.Additional InformationThere is no guarantee of working order, no visible marks, there is some tarnish, discolouration and rubbing to the decoration, some loss to enamelled jewels particularly to the lid of the urn, scuffs and scrapes to the gilt base, particularly to the corners, the ebonised plinth heavily worn with splits and rubbing to ebonised finish, the glass dome with the usual nibbles and fritting to the base, otherwise some overall dirt and dust.
Lot 3006
A 19th century French ormolu mantel clock with cast decoration depicting the angel Gabriel above Mary and Joseph, modelled above the central enamelled dial with Roman numerals, flanked by two Sevres style panels, with Marti movement, height 39cm, width 33cm.Additional InformationLacking key, pendulum and striking bell, wear to the colouration, hairline crack/old repair to the dial.
Lot 3007
JAPY FRERES; a late 19th century French ormolu eight day mantel clock with Servres-style porcelain mounts, urn surmount and applied swags on four cast knopped feet, striking on a bell, with pendulum, presented on an ebonised plinth, clock height 45cm, width 28cm, depth 13.5cm.Additional InformationNot tested, there is no guarantee of working order, some rubbing, tarnish and discolouration to the gilt and porcelain mounts, a build up of dirt and dust, some casting flaws and imperfections, ebonised plinth with usual wear, scuffs, scrapes, small losses, etc, clock apparently unmarked.
Lot 3010
A late 19th century French rouge marble and black slate mantel clock, the white enamelled dial set with Roman numerals housing an eight day movement with Slow/Fast button, width 44.5cm, sold with pendulum and winding key.Additional InformationScratches to the glass and a couple of tiny surface scratches to the white enamel. The case itself is basically in good order, it strikes on a bell. Not guaranteed to be in working order. It is not running, feels close to being over wound, cannot test further, does not appear to be any damage to the springs, but asume the movement will need attention and restoration.
Lot 3012
H. LOSEBY OF LEICESTER; a 19th century mahogany bracket clock, the circular painted dial set with Roman numerals, height 51cm, width 35cm, depth 21.5cm, complete with pendulum.Additional InformationThe movement is striking to a bell, lacking glass face, winding keys and case keys, losses to the wood on the door panel, fading to the colour, craquelure to the dial, we do no guarantee the working of this clock.
Lot 3026
A late 19th/early 20th century mahogany small longcase with brass mounted broken swan neck pediment above painted dial inscribed 'Bullock, Bath', set with Roman numerals, subsidiary date aperture and with eight day movement above long door, plinth base and bracket feet, height 141cm.Additional InformationThe dial has been completely repainted, there are a few flecks of veneer which have been repaired to the case and some old restorations to the case throughout, it is possible the lower plinth and bracket foot section has been added at a later date. The whole clock has been restored and polished at some stage. The movement strikes to a bell.
Lot 3036
A group of lighting and glass comprising a gilt and scrolled lamp with clear and coloured glass beads and pendants, height 70cm, a Barovier Murano style lamp with gold leaf inclusions, a Tiffany style shade, a clear glass four sconce candelabrum and three candlesticks, a decorative oversized glass with gold leaf detail, a pair of clear and coloured glass bell jars and a girandole. Additional InformationSome chips and nibbles particularly to the beads and pendants, further general wear throughout.
Lot 133
PRE-RAPHAELITE BEAUTY,a rare and early albumen photographic print 1857/8, by James Mudd or Joseph Cundall, of Mary Louisa Fisher and Julia Prinsep Stephen (both née Jackson),together with another albumen photographic print of Julia Prinsep Stephen, mid-1860s, photographer unknown, possibly Julia Margaret Cameron,197 x 149mm and 195 x 154mm (2)The first photograph shows an 11-year-old Julia (Jackson) Prinsep Stephen (on the right) with her sister Mary Louis Fisher (on the left).Julia Prinsep Stephen (née Jackson: 7 February 1846-5 May 1895) was a celebrated Englishwoman, noted for her beauty as a Pre-Raphaelite model and philanthropist. She was the wife of the biographer Leslie Stephen and mother of Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell, members of the Bloomsbury Group.An identical, but smaller print to this, was part of the famous ‘Signor 1857’ photograph album that Julia Margaret Cameron composed as inspiration, before endeavouring in the art of photography herself.The album of 35 photographs was sold at Sotheby’s on December 12 2012 for £121,000.Condition report: the first print is in excellent condition with just a few old creases, the second photograph has a number of losses along with small tears and a pin hole to the middle top, both have pencil numbers to reverse 2 on the first and 5 on the second --- see detailed additional images
Lot 367
VICTORIAN SHIPPING,c.1890, a marine pulley block believed to be from a Thames barge, of heavy hardwood with bronze and galvanised fittings, with inset applied cast-bronze maker's plate inscribed 'Pattern 67 1-Ton 2-Cwt to reeve 3',35cm long,together with a large braided and knotted ship's bell-rope (2)
Lot 1044
Music Appreciation - Napier Bell Simon 'Ta-Ra-Ra -Boom-De-Ay, The Business of Popular Music' 2014, red blind stamped cloth with gilt titles and decorations, d-j, Rice, Tim "An Autobiography Oh What a Circus", 1944 - 1978' label signed by the author paste onto title page, black cloth, d-j, Storr, Anthony ' Music and the Mind' Harper Collins 1992, black cloth, d-j, price clipped and other related vols (16)
Lot 1125
19th century longcase clock with eight-day movement, marked Bell, with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, hand-painted bird amongst flowers to the arch and floral spandrels, approx 204cm high Condition ReportDial is : 12 inch square plus 4.5 inch arched top. Once piece of moulding missing - see picture. Some worm damage to back board, see pictures.
Lot 12
Kit-bodied or Modified Graham Farish N gauge GWR Collett Locomotives and Tenders, all 4-6-0's in GWR green, comprising 'King' no 6000 (with bell but incorrect 'King Richard I' nameplates), Castle no 5069 'Isambard Kingdom Brunel', and Hall class no 4996 'Eden Hall', all G, some variations in paint finishes, all in GraFar boxes (3)
Lot 317
Two silver baby's rattles, one Scottish, W H Collins & Co, Glasgow 1929, floral motifs and "Baby" to each side, mother-of-pearl teether, 8cm excluding ring, the other Crisford & Norris Ltd, Birmingham 1979, butterfly design with one bell, mother-of-pearl teether, 9cm, excluding ring, four pillow lace bobbins, one pricked Dear Louisa, small canister.
Lot 69
RAILWAY INTEREST - a 19th century slate and pink veined marble 8-day architectural mantel clock, with unmarked white metal presentation plaque to Mr R S McHardy by a few of his friends in the GWR Works of Swindon, dated 1882, movement striking on a bell, movement no. 5682, with key and pendulum, not currently working
Lot 122
A late 19th Century oak longcase clock, the painted and arched dial, with Roman hours and subsidiary second and date dials and striking a bell, contained within an oak case with gothic arched trunk door above a box base, raised on shaped bracket feet, with weights, pendulums and keys, 211cms high.
Lot 148
E Foster - An 18th Century longcase clock, the square brass dial with roman hours and arabic minutes and striking a bell, contained within an oak case with Greek key cornice, blind fret carved frieze, above a shaped trunk door flanked by quarter-turned pilasters, raised on a box base, 199.5cms high.
Lot 249
A Zappler wall clock in a square ebonised wooden case with a hinged glass door. The clock with a brass dial plate and a cow tail pendulum in front. Bell striking, Germany/ Central-Europe, 18th century and later, h. 45, br. 45 cm.Zappler wandklok in een vierkante gezwart houten kast met beglaasde deur. Het uurwerk met messing wijzerplaat en zgn. kuhschwanzpendel (korte slinger voor de wijzerplaat). Gaand en slagwerk op bel, Duitsland, 18e eeuw. (achterwand van latere leeftijd) h. 45, br. 45 cm. (2 gewichten)
Lot 1322
Caribbean anthropology - a Queen Conch shell hand tool, from the columella (inner spiral section) of Queen Conch (Strombus gigas), collected c.1920. old collection label inscribed 'Three Houses Estate in Barbadoes. Gouge Carib, from Columella of Strobus Gigas/Donor Mr Berkeley Barbadoes..../1920', 15cmCONDITION: Provenance - T Gerrard & Co Ltd, Pentonville Road, preparators, technicians and modellers of London were involved, amongst other things, in biology, osteology and entomology.Similar hand-held tools made from the columella (inner spiral section) of Queen Conch (Strombus gigas) shells originating from Barbados were collected by colonial administrator, Sir Henry Hesketh Bell in either 1882 or 1883, while he was working in the office of the Governor of Barbados, and form part of a larger set of hand-held tools collected by Bell which include axe-heads, scrapers and hammers. Similar conch tools, labelled as originating from Barbados, are held in the Wisbech Museum.
Lot 750
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED TRAIN AND BUS/TRAM TICKETS, to include a number of assorted L.M.S, G.W.R and British Railways card tickets including excursion, armed forces and several of local interest including Oakmoor to Uttoxeter, Cheddleton to Consall and Sutton in Ashfield (Town) to Sheffield Victoria Half Day Excursion, Birmingham Corporation Bell Punch tickets etc
Lot 134
George III oak longcase clock, Edward Burroughs Fordham, the arched pediment above a glazed door flanked by columns above the long trunk door and plank base, the signed dial with a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and outer minutes, twin train movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, 205cm high
Lot 135
19th Century oak longcase clock, the swan neck pediment above the square glazed hood flanked by fluted columns above a long trunk door and panel base, the signed white painted dial with fan spandrels and painted shells to the centre, twin train movement with date aperture and Arabic hours, striking on a bell, 230cm high
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