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Lot 1801
George III mahogany longcase clock, Peter Fearnley of Wigan, the swan neck pediment with a central urn above a glazed hood flanked by turned column above a long trunk arched door and panel base, the brass signed dial with moon phase and silvered 13" chapter ring having Roman hours and Arabic minutes, twin train movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, 228cm high
Lot 225
NO RESERVE Bloomsbury Group.- Woolf (Virginia) The Diary of Virginia Woolf, 5 vol., edited by Anne Olivier Bell, 1977; The Letters of Virginia Woolf, 6 vol., edited by Nigel Nicholson, 1975, illustrations, some spotting, original boards, dust-jackets, some foxing; and a quantity of others, relating to the Bloomsbury group, v.s. (lge qty)
Lot 76
SALT (Henry): a collection of documents, ALS and personal papers from the collection of Henry Salt, to include: record of appreciation for 20 years devotion to the Humanitarian Cause, signed by George Bernard Shaw, Alfred Carpenter and others, folio printed to one side and folded: printed compliment card from Bernard Shaw, personally inscribed ..'thanks for your letter..I have just heard from HHS and written to him', signed and dated 8/12/34: calligraphic testimonial dedicated to Henry Salt on the dissolution of the Humanitarian League, 1921, black and red ink on Japanese vellum, grey card covers with red ribbon ties, floral design in watercolour to upper: holograph manuscript for preface to second edition of Salt's 'Seventy Years Among Savages': manuscript 'to be read at the cremation service of Henry S Salt', two sheets on ruled paper, folded in original envelope: other holograph manuscripts including 'Reminiscences of Ernest Bell': seventeen ALS from Henry Salt to Agnes Davies, 1930s period: plus other related material. (Qty in sleeve)
Lot 77
SALT (Henry): 'An Examination of Hogg's 'Life of Shelley'', London, printed for private circulation only, 1889: twenty-five copies only printed: 8vo, original tan printed boards, edges rubbed, loss to base of spine: 'Selections from Thoreau..edited by Henry S Salt', London, Macmillan, 1895: MS dedication to upper flyleaf 'EMS from HSS, Feb 16, 1895' bookplate of John Pontin, publisher's red cloth, 8vo: 'Kith and Kin, Poems of Animal Life selected by Henry S Salt', London, George Bell 1901: Henry Salt's own copy with pencil corrections by him, MS note from JW-T stating 'copy bought 18.6.81 from his widow..': together with approx 56 other books by or with associations to Salt, including his own copy of an 1826 New Testament with ownership inscription dated 1851, Humanitarian League Tracts and numerous other works on animal rights, humanitarianism, etc, together with an early 20thc silver gelatin portrait of the subject, framed and glazed. (Qty)
Lot 10
A French Sevres style porcelain and gilt metal mounted mantel clock, the eight day two train bell striking, movement stamped for Japy Freres and with further stamp or retailer's mark for Villard, the dial bearing inscription for Leroy A Paris, the arched case surmounted by an urn with swags of fruit, the inset panels decorated with a child holding a bird, and with further birds and flowers, Sevres-style mark within, 48cm high overallCondition Report: Movement is complete and in working order however a service/clean is advised. The dial has some chipping around the left hand winding hole and some slight wear to the other otherwise appears in good condition. The case is in good condition with the only visible fault to the porcelain being a small firing fault to the lower left hand corner of the front apron panel. The gilding has slight wear and discolouration in places (mainly to rear).Clock is complete with a winding key and pendulum.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 113
A French ormolu and white marble figural mantel clock in Louis XVI style, Grohé Freres Paris, late 19th century, with eight-day bell striking movement with outside countwheel stamped with Japy Frères roundel to backplate, the circular white enamel Roman numeral dial inscribed Grohé, A Paris to centre behind hinged glazed bezel, the case cast with a figure of Amor seated with a dove and scribing onto a scroll resting over the dial, above a white marble oval base mounted with a laurel cast band, 44.5cm high, 48cm wide Provenance: probably purchased Christie's London lot 210, 1 November 2001, £7,050 (inc. premium). Guillaume & Jean-Michel Grohé went into partnership in 1829 and formed the atelier "Grohé Frères" in 1847. They went on to supply the highest quality furniture, furnishings, clocks and bronzes to European royalty including Prince Albert at the Paris Exhibition of 1855.
Lot 121
A French Sevres style porcelain and gilt metal mounted clock garniture Japy Frères, second half 19th century, the eight-day bell striking movement with roundel and serial number 229 to backplate, the case surmounted by cherubs, 36cm high, the garniture of twin light candelabra, each 29cm high, all on parcel giltwood and blue painted platform bases, (3)
Lot 132
A French gilt bronze and frosted glass electrolier, late 19th century, with downcast foliate scrolled arms terminating in bell shades and issuing around a central stem cast with foliate and swagged cartouches inset with frosted glass panes moulded with trophies, approximately 140cm high, 105cm wideCondition Report: The chandelier bears the minor marks, knocks and scuffs overall consistent with age and use, and the gilding is a little rubbed and there are some losses to the gilt finish especially to the upright stems of the frame. One of the festoons between the branches and body has broken in two. Both parts are present, but this would require attention. One leaf has broken off from one of the branches. This is present and sold with the lot. Some of the metal elements are a little bent, especially the laurel swags to the top of the frame. The frosted finish on the glass cabochons is a little scratched.Minor nibbling and one or two tiny shallow chips to the glass shades, but these are overall in fair condition.Sold as a decorative item, please have tested by a certified electrician prior to use.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 164
A French gilt and patinated bronze mantel clock, mid-19th century, the eight-day countwheel bell striking movement with stamped oval GARDIEN, PARIS trademark to backplate, set within a patinated bronze sphere applied with gilt Roman numerals and with serpent hands beneath surmount cast as a young seated Bacchus, on fluted socle base adorned with fruiting vine leaves and rococo scrolls, 36cm highCondition Report: Movement is complete and in working condition although a service/clean is advised. The case is a little dull/dirty in places and has light edge wear to finishes otherwise is in good overall condition.Clock is complete with pendulum and winding key.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 166
A substantial gilt bronze twenty-five light chandelier in Louis XV taste, circa 1900, the arms arranged in two tiers surrounding a frame cast with rocaille, foliage and putti overall, approximately 100cm high, circa 107cm wideCondition Report: Marks, knocks and scuffs overall consistent with age and use, and the gilt surface is a little pitted and rubbed overall. One putto has a drilled circular aperture to the rear, this putto is also no longer holding his foliate bell, which is sold with the lot and can presumably be easily reattached. The finger once suspending bell is slightly damaged.The putti are variously scuffed and have light marks, possibly paint marks, to their hair and torsos.The frame is fitted with a wood plate to conceal the wiring inside.There are some losses and inconsistencies to the gilding, including to the extended wrists of the putti on the upper tier, where there are darker bands. Possibly they are lacking an ornament or bracelet of sorts. Sold as a decorative item, please have tested by a certified electrician prior to use. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 191
A French Empire ormolu mantel clock, early 19th century, the eight-day countwheel bell striking movement with silk pendulum suspension and circular white enamel Roman numeral dial with blued steel moon hands within a leaf milled bezel, the rectangular architectural case with surmount cast as Amor seated bathing his feet next to a cheval mirror over foliate fluted pilasters flanking dial with applied foliate scroll infill to upper quadrants and conforming relief-cast figural panel, on leaf cast skirt base with disk feet, 46cm high, 25cm wideCondition Report: Movement is complete and in working condition although a service/clean is advised. The dial has restoration to the enamel (around the winding holes) but presents with no visible damage. case has slight patchy tarnishing/discolouration/wear but generally is in sound original condition.Clock is complete with pendulum and winding key.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 211
A gilt-metal and glazed hall lantern in the manner of Regency Hundi lights, with three rams' head masks, of bell form, three candle arms within, approximately 90cm high including ceiling roseCondition Report: The shade is quite scratched overall, and one of the electrical fitments needs to be refastened (though wiring should be checked by certified electrician prior to use).Gilding a little worn and irregular, though overall in fine condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 230
An impressive Napoleon III French figural ormolu mantel clock- Lerolle Frères, circa 1875, the eight-day two train bell striking movement stamped LEROLLE F..., PARIS, 138, AH, to backplate, the case depicting Minerva depicted standing supporting a shield surmounted by her attendant owl, the shield incorporating the clock dial with enamel cartouche Roman numerals, the foliate decorated gadroon moulded base with reclining figure of Ceres or Fortuna and palmette apron panel flanked by scrolling feet, approximately 70.5cm high, 50cm wideA very similar clock numbered 92 was sold at Sotheby's New York, Lot 319, 22 October 2008 for £9,954 (inc. premium). The important firm of bronziers and sculptors Lerolle Freres was founded in 1836 when Louis Lerolle passed on the business to his two sons. They exhibited ornamental clocks, garnitures, chandeliers and candelabras, predominantly gilt-bronze or silvered, at most of the international exhibitions held during the second half of the 19th century including London 1851, New York 1853, and Paris 1855 (where the firm obtained a médaille de 1re classe). In 1862, Lerolle participated in the Exposition des Beaux Arts Appliqués à l'Industrie and the same year were manufacturing bronzes for the Maison S.A.I. le Prince Napoléon, and the l'Hôtel de la Commission Française. Condition Report: Movement is complete and in working condition although a clean/service is advised. The dial has noticeable hairline cracks to the V numeral and lesser not so noticeable cracks to the VII and VIII numerals otherwise appears free from significant damage. The case has overall light rubbing to high spots to the front (commensurate with years of dusting!) the rear has very little wear/rubbing to gilding. Otherwise clock is in fine original condition.Clock is complete with pendulum and winding key.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 241
A French gilt metal and Sevres style porcelain mounted mantel clock, Rollin Paris, mid-19th century, the eight-day bell striking movement with outside countwheel and serial numbered 1749 to backplate, with further stamp for medaille d'argent, the case with wheatsheaf surmount and flanking figure of a seated boy holding a scythe, 29cm highCondition Report: With pendulum and keyCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 325
A set of four Rococo Revival gilt-metal and frosted glass wall lights, late 19th century, in Louis XVI taste, of cartouche form with six bell lights, 147cm high, 60cm wide, 30cm deepCondition Report: These lights each bear the minor marks, knocks, scuffs and scratches overall consistent with age and use. There appears to be some brighter re-gilding to the backplates, and there is some loss to the gilding of the arms and surrounding foliage.The frosted finish to the glass is mostly in presentable order, aside from one minor loss to the top section of one cabochon (circa 3cm). Two of the ribbon tied finials are sold as separate pieces from the bodies, though they can presumably be attached. A handful of small firing cracks throughout, likely as a result of the manufacturing process.Each is stamped with serial numbers to top of the backplate, in some cases indistinct.The rears have not been inspected. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 374
A late 19th century French ormolu figural mantel clock, Deniere Paris, the twin train, eight-day bell striking movement stamped "DENIERE A PARIS", numbered 594 and stamped Juvenaux to backplate, and with circular floral garland decorated white enamel Arabic numeral dial inscribed "Denière F.t de Bronzes A Paris", gilt hands set behind hinged glazed bezel, the case modelled as a cherub seated on top of a column pedestal holding aloft the clock, on moulded red marble base with gilt feet, 61cm high
Lot 39
A French ormolu and white marble figural mantel clock, mid-19th century, the eight-day two train countwheel bell striking movement with silk suspension, the dial with delicate Roman numeral enamel cartouche chapter ring applied to cast flowing drapery held aloft by a figure of Psyche standing on billowing cloud enveloped dome applied to a two-stage white marble base fronted by winged cherub mask mounts, 64cm highCondition Report: Missing one hand, The gilt metal with rubbing and wear and some pitting to the surface, the nymph's wings are especially warn to the edges, With a winding key and pendulum, the bracket to the clock is bent slightly and catches on the rear of the bell, it can probably be re-shaped when installed in a domestic setting - the screw to the rear of the bell appears to have been rasped off to accommodate, Dreweatts have not tested the movement and cannot make any guarantees or comments as to accuracy or if the movement is working we suggest getting the clock appraised by a professional clock restorer prior to use, The marble with chips and losses to all the corners and edges also some marks and staining Some chipping and scratching to the boss numerals - some appear to have been re-stuckCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 407
A Louis XVI style gilt brass cartel clock, retailed by E. White, London, late 19th century, after a design by Jean-Charles Delafosse, the eight-day two train bell striking movement with Brocot type pendulum regulation and stamped W. WHITE, 20 COCKSPUR STREET to backplate, the blue-on-white 7.5 inch circular enamel Roman numeral dial similarly inscribed and with pierced gilt hands set behind hinged glazed bezel, the shouldered case with urn surmount over rams mask applied canted panels flanking dial, with pierced fretwork panel and generous laurel swags above inverted foliate pendant finial to base, 80cm high.Condition Report: The case with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, wear and discolouration consistent with age and use, the dial appears to be clean and with no obvious damages, there is no key or pedulum present and Dreweatts can make no comment on the movement being working or make any comments as to accuracy of time keeping - this will require the missing elements sourcing by the buyer and getting it checked and cleaned by a professional clock restorer Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 412
A late 19th century French white marble, ormolu and bronze mounted mantel clock, Raingo Frères, with eight-day bell striking movement with outside countwheel, stamped for the maker and serial numbered 2707 to the backplate, with white enamel Roman numeral dial, the case surmounted by two cherubs, the case identically serial numbered, 42cm highCondition Report: The movement will run but the strike train is not operating correctly hence requires attention. Otherwise mechanism appears complete and in serviceable condition. The dial is lacking its brass ferrule insert for the right hand winding hole otherwise appears free from damage. The marble top panel of the case (beneath the bronze surmount) has a front-to-back crack otherwise case is in good condition with faults limited to some localised discolouration to the mounts in places. Although gilding is 'bright' it appears to be the original surface.Clock is complete with pendulum and winding key.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 418
Y A French gilt metal and scarlet tortoiseshell mantel clock in Rococo style, late 19th century, with eight day bell striking movement, the waisted case surmounted by Chronos and raised on cabriole legs, 55cm high, together with a wall bracket ensuite, 19cm high (2) Condition Report: Key and pendulum presentCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 422
A late 19th century French ormolu and patinated bronze clock in the Louis XV style, Raingo Frères and Defreville, the case of ornate scrolling form with addorsed Bacchic cherubs flanking white enamel dial inscribed Raingo Frères Paris, twin train movement striking on a bell, movement with circular Raingo stamp, case, movement and pendulum numbered 1175, inscribed Defreville to the underside, 75cms wide, 52cms high. Although apparently unsigned the design of the clock is in the manner of one of Defreville's leading designers and bronze fondeurs Henri Picard (fl. 1831-1864).Condition Report: The movement is complete and in working condition although a service/clean is advised. The dial has a repaired chip to the right hand winding hole a light surface scratch to the centre otherwise is in good condition. Case is in good condition with minimal discolouration.Clock is complete with pendulum and winding key.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 44
A French Sevres style porcelain and gilt metal library clock, late 19th century, the eight-day bell striking movement with Japy Freres roundel and logo for Richard & Cie serial number 1021, the Roman numeral dial above a panel with figures in a classical garden, inset with further conforming panels to sides, 28cm highCondition Report: Pendulum and key presentSome damages and painted gilt repairs to 'jewels'Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 441
A French gilt metal mantel clock, second half 19th century, the eight-day bell striking movement with outside countwheel and stamped E. Robert-Houdin and serial numbered 6603 to backplate and with enamel Arabic numeral dial, the case surmounted with an urn with festoons, masks and foliate decoration, 37cm high Condition Report: Pendulum and key presentCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 456
A late 19th century ormolu and white marble mantel clock, Raingo Freres, Paris, with eight-day bell striking movement with outside countwheel, the backplate stamped for the maker and serial numbered 3076, with white enamel Roman Numeral dial, the case surmounted by three cherubic figures, 48cm high overallCondition Report: movement is complete and in working condition although a clean/service is advised. The dial has a very light hairline crack and slight wear around the winding holes. The case has repairs to the right hand marble side projection as well as a filled crack to he marble just below the rear cover. The upper figure is lacking something from the hand which he is holding aloft. Case otherwise is in good condition with faults limited to slight discolouration to the gilding in places.Clock has a pendulum but no winding key.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 458
A French gilt brass 'Pendule d'Officier' mantel clock, mid 19th century, the eight-day two train bell striking movement with two-plane lever escapement incorporating curved rack and pinion regulation adjustment, the backplate stamped P.G. Brevete, the circular silvered Roman numeral dial with steel moon hands within milled surround incorporating regulation square at 12 o'clock set behind a hinged bevel-glazed bezel, the drum-shaped case with hinged foliate handle over repeating floral band to circumference over stepped skirt base with block feet, 21.5cm high Condition Report: The escapement is complete, intact and appears undamaged however will only beat when additional motive force is applied through the train hence will need a gentle clean and service before reliable running is likely to be achieved. the strike train is fully operational and the movement is generally in good clean condition. The backplate is further signed 'NICOLE A PARIS' and is numbered '40' behind the bell. The dial has slight tarnishing and some light surface scratching otherwise is in good original condition. The case is in good overall condition with only light wear to gilding; the rear door will not close firmly and the hinge although operational is missing the lower section of its knuckle.Clock unfortunately does not have a winding key.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 465
A French Sevres style porcelain and gilt metal mounted mantel clock, second half 19th century, with eight day bell striking movement engraved Breguet, Paris, 2200, the white enamel Roman numeral dial similarly inscribed, the case surmounted by an urn finial, the porcelain panels depicting cherubs and birds, 38cm highCondition Report: Has a pendulum, Dreweatts cannot guarantee the movement as working or make any comments as to accuracy of time keeping, the pendulum is serial numbered 6709 and is thus almost certainly associated, the case is also serial numbered 6062 and again is presumably associated to the movement, the bell is present The case with dirt and discolouration and some sticker residue to the back, one lower decorative element is attached with a later pin the porcelain panels appear intact with no serious damage detected, there is no rear panel or door to the backCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 5
A late 19th century French ormolu clock Graux Marly Paris, the case richly decorated with seated female figures symbolic of fertility and twin cherub surmount, around Roman numeral enamelled dial signed "Graux Marly Ft De Bronzes A Paris", supporting twin train 8 day movement striking on a bell, approximately 60cms wide, 50cms high.Graux-Marly Frères exhibited at the 1878 Paris Exhibition and were held in high regard for their figurative sculptures as well as decorative ornaments. Work by Graux-Marly is relatively uncommon on the market, perhaps their best known work is the mantel clock known as "Pendule a la gloire du Roi" after the 1755 model by Edmé-Jean Gallien that celebrated the life, success and regal splendour of Louis XIV.Condition Report: Movement is complete and in working order although a clean/service is advised. the dial and case are in good condition with no visible faults other than very slight wear/discolouration in places (mainly to rear).Clock is complete with pendulum and winding key.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 82
A late 19th century French ormolu figural "chariot" mantel clock after the model by Frédéric-Eugène Piat, the eight-day countwheel bell striking movement stamped indistinctly *R *501, with slender white enamel Roman numeral chapter ring forming the rim of a six-spoke chariot wheel of the case "Chérubins assis dans un char tiré par un tigre", modelled as a Bacchic scene with seated satyr in leopard drawn chariot, attended by three putti, over a naturalistic scroll cast base signed "E Piat", the whole resting on conforming scroll mounted ebonised base, the case with Arrow foundry mark to underside of satyr's foot and stamped indistinctly also to interior of rear case door, 60cms high, 78.5cms wide. Frédéric-Eugène Piat (1827-1903) was artistic director of the Maison Marchand producing designs primarily in bronze for clocks, fireplace furniture, sculpture and fountains. Perhaps his most famous creation- in association with Maison Millet Paris- was the "Grande Horloge"- a monumental clock in ormolu, bronze and Carrara marble standing 270cms high. The Saint-Loup museum of fine arts in Troyes, Champagne-Ardenne, holds the largest collection of his artwork and designs. Condition Report: Movement is compete and in working order although a precautionary service/clean is advised. The chapter ring has probably become detached and has been re-attached using superglue with some adhesive fingerprints being left on the the enamel surface otherwise ring appears undamaged. The hands are probably replacements. The case is in fine condition with minimal wear/discolouration.Clock is complete with a pendulum and winding key.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 88
A silver display basket by Martin, Hall & Co., Chester 1911, the fixed Staffordshire knot handle and rim of ovolo and beads, the pinched oval basket pierced with bands of bell flowers, the spreading foot bar pierced, 29cm (11 1/2in) high, 536g (17.25 oz)Condition Report: Marks are well struckSlightly wobblesLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 157
Selection of Various Medals and Paperwork consisting Coronation of His Majesty King Edward VII Metropolitan Police medal named “PS J Privett V.Div” ... KGV Imperial Service medal “Alfred Richardson” ... Fire Brigade 10 year service medal “12264 Claude E Simpson” ... Italy WW1 War Cross ... Order of Buffaloes silver and enamel medal ... Bell medallion ... Bedfordshire medallion ... Small selection of paperwork.
Lot 391
Selection of Various ARP Items consisting brass hand bell with wooden handle. The bell stamped “ARP” and “G & J 1939” ... Wooden rattle stamped “ARP W Clements & Sons 1939” ... American, WW1, alloy waterbottle with ARP pattern, canvas shoulder harness ... Black ARP lamp with hood, complete in its maker’s box ... Silver painted, ARP lamp with fold down hood. Clip marked “Lamps Electric”. 5 items.
Lot 465
1897 Pattern Indian Officer’s Sword 32 1/4 inch, dumb bell blade with foliage etching and crowned GRI cypher. The forte with maker “Flights Ltd, London, Camberley, Aldershot & Woolwich”. Steel, foliage pierced guard with crowned GRI cypher. Checkered, plated backstrap. Shagreen covered grip with twist wire binding. Leather sword knot. Contained in its leather field scabbard.
Lot 104
* Cup. An 18th century brass travelling communion cup, the brass cup of bell-shaped flared form with the turned stem and foot neatly secured inside the cup by a threaded screw, the piece unscrewing to reveal base and can be assembled correctly for use, the cup 5cm high and assembled 8.2cm highQty: (1)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Jack Webb (1923-2019), London.
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