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A mid 19th Century mahogany bracket clock indistinctly signed by a London maker, single fusee movement in architectural style case mounted with a bronze pineapple finial on a plinth base and brass feet, A/F height 38cm

A George III and later mahogany Chinoiserie taste bracket clock, the top with fluted pagoda roof, above banding of fret work, the case with single glazed door on fluted plinth with ogee bracket feet, the sides with fret work panels backed with red silk, the face with silvered metal Roman and Arabic numeral chapter ring with pierced hands, signed to the ring Jn Archambo, framed by gilded cherub head and foliage spandrels, the movement with elaborately engraved back plate signed Jn Archambo Leicester Fields London, with verge movement and a bob pendulum, with bell striking Note: John Archambo was a son of Peter Archambo II (d.1759), goldsmith, registered at The Golden Cup, Green Street, Leicester Fields. He became a clock maker of note. His grandfather, originally Pierre Archambaud, was a Huguenot refugee who came to London and worked as a staymaker. He maintained an establishment in London in New Street, known by the sign of the Green Man, in the parish of St. Martin in the Fields. CONDITION REPORT: overall in good condition, apparent signs of restoration, slight losses to woodwork at high points of case and base, minor cracks to fretwork

An English or German oak bracket clock, late 19th/early 20th century, the case overall carved in the Gothic taste, the dial with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring, with gilt spandrels, the movement with gong striking, pendulum and key, 44.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: in good condition

A Warwick walnut cased bracket clock, with Westminster chimes, 25cm tall

A mahogany cased bracket clock, the brass dial signed Tempus Fugit, 39cm tall

A brass faced bracket clock

A 19th century bracket clock, the 19.5 cm diameter painted dial with Roman numerals, fitted an eight day single fusee movement, in a mahogany case, with a pineapple finial, 48 cm high See illustration Condition report with pendulum

A good oak and gilt brass bracket clock With a 16cm silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals with slow fast chime silent and chime on eight gongs and chime of four gongs in the arch within a rose and leafy gilt foliate ground, the substantial three train brass cylinder movement stamped W & H Sch for Winterhalder & Hofmeier of Germany striking the hour on a large gong and eight subsidiary gongs with a pull repeat on the hour, the case with an arched moulded top with urn finials above stop fluted and brass inlaid quarter columns, the sides inset with panels applied with gilt metal mounts depicting vases of fruit, scrolls and flowers raised upon a stepped plinth base, lions wined paw feet. 45cms high x35x24.5cms. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2060: brass coated dial good condition, leaf and roses and scrolls bright, minor discolouration to the chapter ring, the usual rubbing around the winding apertures, bevelled glass to door good condition, each hinge solid brass inlay to stop fluted side columns good condition, oak good rich colour, minor scratches to plinth, inset gilt metal panels good condition, back door hinges good, inset panel good, working order but not tried for long duration.

An Edwardian mahogany miniature longcase clock With a 5cm white dial with Arabic numerals, spring driven movement contained within an upright case with an arched top above a panelled trunk with raised foliate decoration on bracket feet, lacking back cover. 27cms.

A French gilt metal mounted mahogany balloon clock, circa 1900 With a 13cm convex white enamel dial with Arabic numerals with a brass bezel, the two train F Marti Medaille D'Or 1900 striking on a coiled gong, the drum case with a fluted gilt metal ribbon tied frieze raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet with pendulum. 25cms. (illustrated)

A late 18th Century ebonised bracket clock With a 20cm arched dial signed Thomas Walter, London on a sunken silvered sector in the matted centre above a calendar aperture, the silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring with pierced blued steel hands, leaf and foliate spandrels, strike silent ring in the arch enclosed foliate mounts, the four pillar movement with twin fusee's, strike on bell with anchor escapement, the back plate engraved with a central urn on a pedestal enclosed within an oval and flanked with trailing flowers, foliate engraved movement securing brackets to the case, the pendulum with adjusting screw, the case with a bell top, fish scale frets to the sides, brass side carrying handles, plain glass spandrels to the front door raised upon a plinth base. 50cms high x 30.5cms x 17.5cms. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: The ebonised case - the bell shape top surface scratching, the hinged door hinges, tight, centre screws missing to right hand hinge, glazed door old putty appears to be the original glass, glass spandrels fixed with pins possibly original, lacking escutcheon, some discolouration to strike silent ring in the arch, pointer possibly not original. gilt leafy applied border to ring good condition, spandrels some minor rubbing, silver chaptering rubbed, hands would appear to be original, some rubbing to silvered name plate and square aperture, gilt metal fretwork sides replaced and red ground behind with card backing replaced, overhead saucer bell possibly replaced, movement now with anchor escapement, signs on the rectangular engraved back plate of circular apertures possibly relating to an earlier verge escapement which would have had a short bob pendulum which now has possible a later pendulum, movement not working, side carrying handles old but possibly added later.

An Ormolu mantle clock, French early 19th Century With a 8cm white dial signed Richond Fabt Boult Montmartre No: 17 A Paris, with Roman numerals, pierced trefoil and trident blued hands the two train bell striking movement with silk suspension also signed Richond Ft a Paris, the shaped case surmounted by a lady kneeling reading a book beside an alter, leaf and cabochon border, the shaped plinth case decorated with scrolling leaves, pendant flowers raised upon front rocaille and scroll feet, rear bracket feet. 49cms high x31x14cms, with pendulum and keys. (illustrated)

An English brass cased carriage timepiece With a 6cm porcelain dial signed The Chester Carriage Clock Company with Roman numerals decorated with a gentleman fishing, each side panel similarly decorated with a platform lever escapement, the back plate stamped Made in England 11 jewels within a gilt metal case with a shaped handle, bevelled glass panels raised upon bracket feet with key. 14x8x6cms.

A walnut cased three train mantle clock, 20th Century With a 14cm gilt dial signed Elliott, London with a silver chapter ring with Arabic and Roman numerals, winged mask spandrels, the three train movement striking on four gongs, the rectangular case with a shaped top, gilt metal hinged bezel flanked by canted angles raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet, with key 23x30x11cms. CONDITION REPORT: Not in working order.

A fine mid 19th Century mahogany cased bracket clock and bracket With a 20cm silvered arched dial Boorman, Gravesend with Roman numerals a strike silent lever above 12 o'clock, the dial finely engraved with scrolling leaves and blooms with pierced blued steel hands the substantial three train fusee and chain movement with anchor escapement and chiming on eight bells with a further hour gong, the back plate applied with a silvered arched plaque signed Boorman, Gravesend, the escapement regulated by a bob pendulum the waisted French style case with a concave sided cresting carved with C scrolls above scrolling leaves and flowers, the C scroll leaf door flanked by scrolling terminals raised upon a plinth base with leaf and gadrooned border raised upon a leaf carved scrolling plinth base. 62x42x20cms, with a conforming mid 19th Century mahogany bracket with a leaf carved frieze above a cavetto moulding raised upon fluted scrolling brackets. 22x47x24cms overall including brackets 84.5cms. (illustrated) *** The maker John Boorman is noted as working in Gravesend from 1839-1860, his business was taken over by his son who continued until early circa 1900. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2081: Mahogany case, good condition, very minor scratching and very minor dents, good colour, the back door some fret carving missing, some with the clock in a bag, a minor piece, missing veneer approximately 5cm x 4cm, a smaller piece 3cm strip and one or two scrolls. The movement working order, chimes working but not run for duration. The bracket good condition, very minor surface scratching. The silvered dial, some rubbing to the outer rim, some rubbing to the inner rim, very minor, one or two blemishes just above the strike silent minor, some rubbing around the inner border, very minor scratching around the winding apertures, hinges to glazed door tight, would appear to be original glass, overall good condition.

An early 19th Century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock With a 36cm white dial signed T Gaskell, Knutsford with subsidiary seconds and date aperture, Arabic numerals and painted spandrels the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell with a Walker false plate, the case with a swan neck cresting with brass roundel terminals, the crossbanded trunk with a shaped door raised upon a plinth base with canted angles and ogee bracket feet, with two weights and pendulum and winding key. 208cms.

A George IV inlaid mahogany longcase clock With a 32cm brass and silvered dial signed in an oval John Irvin Sligoe with subsidiary seconds and date aperture, the matted roundel engraved with leaves, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement striking on an overhead bell, the case with an arched hood with a shaped pediment and three brass spire finials, the glazed door with a fluted brass bezel inlaid canted angles, the trunk inlaid with a panel and checkering above a short inlaid door raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet, requires restoration to case with two weights, pendulum and two brass and mahogany winding keys, approximately 223cms, width of plinth 44.5cms. (illustrated)

An 18th Century oak longcase clock With a 28cm brass dial signed Binch, Liverpool with Roman and Arabic numerals and subsidiary date aperture, cast mask and scroll spandrels the single train 30 hour movement with outside count wheel striking on a saucer bell, the slender case with a cavetto cornice above slender turned square headed columns, the trunk with a shaped long door, brass escutcheon raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet. 193cms x 39cms wide x25cms. Good colour *** Brian Loomes records (watch makers and clock makers of the world volume ll, Binch working from 1767-1777. With pendulum, one weight, wood wheel and lead weight. CONDITION REPORT: The case, minor damage beneath the cavetto cornice approx. 4cmsx0.25cms, glass door original, original putty border good colour to hood, the long door some movement in the drop hinge, door not fitting flush particularly at the bottom gap of 1.5cms, old repair to edge of the top of the door and a small piece of moulding missing, some surface scratching, good colour, minor surface scratching, old split to plinth base and a minor division between the left and right hand boards to the face of the plinth showing daylight, original long back board, bracket feet old, traces of lacquering to the brass chaptering, original hands, the movement would appear to be in good condition with pendulum, one weight, two extra lead wheels.

A 20th Century mahogany grandaughter longcase clock With a 16cm brass and silvered dial signed Elliott and engraved Frodsham, London with Roman and Arabic numerals with wing cherub finials and a roundel in the arch engraved Tempus Fugit, the three train movement with an 8 day lever Westminster and Whittington movement striking on eight gongs, the back plate signed Elliott, London No: 8125, the slender walnut case with an arched top above canted angles, panelled trunk raised upon a plinth base and ogee bracket feet. 152cms high x width of plinth 29cms x 19cms. (illustrated)

A George III inlaid mahogany longcase clock With a 31cm arched brass dial with a silver chapter ring signed Helm , Ormskirk with subsidiary seconds, the centre engraved with mask and scrolling leaves, leafy mask spandrels, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a saucer bell, the case with a swan neck cresting with flower terminals and urn finials above a glazed panel painted with leaves above turned wood columns, the trunk with a long door, well figured wood flanked by quarter columns raised upon a panelled plinth base with two weights, pendulum and movement winding key, glazed door cracked. approximately 231cms x width of plinth 50x25cms. CONDITION REPORT: Condition Report Lot 2115 - not in working order. date approx 1780-1800 The case, turned finials on left and right hand side possibly replaced, central finial possibly replaced traces of glue beneath the plinth on which it sits, old polish within the flowers, some rubbing to the glazed panels to the gilt the arched glass with an extended crack from left to right, the hinges are loose particularly the top hinge requires strengthening, some movement to the lower hinge, piece of veneer missing to the corner of the top of the upright column on the left hand side, lower plinth to the upright column piece of plinth missing at the back, return moulding right hand side beneath the right hand column piece of moulding missing at the back measures approx. 10cmsx0.25cms long door, some movement to the top hinge requires tightening, slight drop to the right hand side minor, the case possibly polished, some scratching to the plinth, some scratching to the bracket feet particularly the right hand side, original back board with old tape running the full length upto plinth, inside of the hood an old canvas applied on the left hand side and two strips of the right hand side where old splits have been brought together, the arched dial the seconds hand bent, scratching to the silver chaptering and scratches to the metal below, some scratching to the outer gilt brass ground, original foot board, repair to the wire upright which guides the pendulum, movement dusty not running, one winding wheel attached to cat gut one winding wheel separated, repair to the pendulum, the bob scratched. IN MY OPINION THE DIAL, MOVEMENT AND CASE BELONG TOGETHER.

A 19th Century oak and mahogany and rosewood inlaid longcase clock With a 30cm white dial signed J Palin, Nantwich with subsidiary seconds lacking finger above a date aperture, Roman numerals, the spandrels painted with a classical dwelling, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a bell the case with a swan neck cresting above turned wood columns, the trunk with a short door inlaid with a rosewood lozenge raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet, requires restoration, with a pendulum and movement winding key, no weights. 206cms, width of plinth 47cms x 21cms.

An 19th Century inlaid mahogany longcase clock With a 36cm white dial signed James Newport, Macclesfield with subsidiary seconds and date aperture, Roman numerals, the spandrels painted with a dwelling and churches the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a saucer bell, the case with a swan neck cresting with brass rosette terminals above turned wood columns, the trunk with a shaped inlaid door flanked by baluster ring turned columns raised upon a plinth base with canted angles and bracket feet. 220cms x width of plinth 54cms x 23cms with two weights and a pendulum. (illustrated)

A 19th Century carved oak longcase clock With 30cm arched brass dial signed Edward Hopkins, Bradford with subsidiary seconds and date aperture, the spandrels engraved with figures emblematic of the four seasons, the lunar calendar engraved with the "moons age" painted with a galleon and figures in landscape, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a saucer bell, the case with a cavetto cornice above leaf carved spandrels, damaged glazed door, the trunk carved with flower heads and leaves, lozenge and flower carved sides raised upon a panel plinth similarly carved and shaped bracket feet. 220cms high x width of plinth 42cms x 23cms, with two weights, pendulum and movement winding key.

A mahogany cased granddaughter clock With an arched brass dial with a silvered chapter ring, Roman and Arabic numerals, cast mask and leafy spandrels the arch centred with an oval cast with fruit and leaves pierced blued hands and a centre seconds sweep the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement now striking on coiled gong with a four pillar brass movement the case with a swan neck cresting with rose finials, rose terminals above a gilt metal pineapple finial, pierced fretwork frieze above fluted baluster columns, pierced fretwork sides the trunk with a mahogany crossbanded door flanked by similar columns raised upon a panel plinth base and claw and ball feet, plain rear legs with two weights and a pendulum. 192cms high x30x47cms. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: The case, the hood with a pineapple gilt finial, the plinth which it sits upon and the lower small plinth may be associated, dentil and blind fretwork and flowers good condition, hinges sound but a little loose, glass good condition, old putty around the rim, fluted columns good condition, fret work sides good condition, the trunk door fits flush to cabinet no warp, hinges solid no movement, minor scratching just below the door, minor surface scratching to raised panel plinth, some scratching to front claw and egg feet, the arched dial surface scratching to the arch, possibly later centre sweep hand, movement striking on a coiled gong, foot board original some rust to the pendulum hook, some signs of later soldering to the bracket which supports the pendulum, movement complete, some space between the arched dial and the cheek boards, with two weights and a pendulum.

An early 19th Century oak longcase clock With a 28cm white enameled dial signed Davey, Lewes with Roman numerals, the spandrels painted with roses and leaves, the single train movement with outside count wheel striking on a saucer bell, the case with a swan neck cresting above a plain frieze and brass capped columns the trunk with a long door raised upon a shaped plinth and bracket feet. 198x44cms with one weight and a pendulum.

A good George III inlaid mahogany longcase clock With a 33cm arched brass dial signed Latham, Wigan with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and date aperture, cast gilt metal mask and leaf spandrels, the lunar calendar painted with a stone bridge and a castle, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement rack striking on a bell in a good quality case with a pagoda top, swan neck cresting with gilt flower and leaf terminals painted glass panels above brass capped fluted columns the trunk door with well figured wood flanked by quarter columns raised upon a panelled plinth base lacking bracket feet, approximately 230cms high x 50cms with two weights, pendulum and door key. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Pagoda shape top to the hood lacking a finial, carved flowers part of the scrolling leaf damaged approximately 2.5cms, the glass frieze possible crack or division in the centre and a crack on the right hand side, gilt decoration dull, glass to door original, holder original putty in place, crossbanding and line inlays to door good some tarnishing to the gilded tops and plinth of fluted columns, left hand back column lacking, the right hand back column sits overtly proud, trunk, pine back natural shrinkage crack, old wall fixing screw apertures, long door warped at the top and dose not close tight, good colour, discolouration to the capitals and bases of the fluted side columns, original pine horizontal board to bottom plinth, side moulding right hand side missing, stress crack running horizontally on the bottom of the raised panel plinth good colour, the panel is sitting proud on the right hand side and requires tightening, lacking feet, the arched dial some discolouration to gilding the arch, lunar calendar some scratching to the paintwork of the castle, moon face and bridge rubbing to the silvered chapter ring, some dirt discolouration to the central matted ground, scratching and rubbing to the seconds ring and date aperture, fingers appear original. movement not running (the side. moulding off the plinth is in the box with the clock requires re-fixing, but slightly chipped on the outer edge), foot board part replaced.

A Georgian revival bracket or table clock, circa 1900-1910, unsigned, the brass mechanism J. Ungans B06 with pendulum and key, eighteen inches of forty six cm approx high, mahogany veneer with light wood inlay, at widest eleven inches or thirty cm approx, engraved brass and dial and painted

A Victorian bracket clock

German bracket clock made by H.A.C, late 19th early 20th Century walnut case with 3 finials, silver faced with 8 day time piece movement with key and pendulum

A French ormolu bracket clock under glass dome, late nineteenth century, the case as a reclining classical female with a dove in the Rococo style, enamel dial signed 'Hamlin & Robert', bell striking mechanism, height 25cm, on a gilt gesso plinth (key and pendulum)

An oak aneroid barometer; an oak chiming mantel clock; a reproduction bracket clock

A mahogany George III style bracket clock, c1910, twin fusee movement, repeating, with Westminster chimes

Japy Freres bracket clock with pendulum 80522, retailer Kent & Son, Manchester, A/F glass cracked

18th century 8-day long case clock, striking on a bell, having a 13" square painted dial with 2 subsidiary dials, having an architectural carved hood with turned columns crossbanded oak case, raised on bracket feet, height 7'2".

A 19th century French ebony and boulle marquetry cased bracket clock with 8-day movement, the back of the movement marked Maple & Co., Paris, 161572, height 1'7".

A rare 19th century Black Forest station house cuckoo clock, with 8-day movement attributed to Johann Baptist Beha, complete with original wall bracket, clock height 16".

A green onyx and 4-panelled glass bracket clock, having 8-day movement with mercury pendulum, height 13.5".

18th century mahogany cased 8-day bracket clock, having double fusee movement with subsidiary dial, dial marked Joseph Smith, Chester, height 19".

A copper biscuit barrel; a brass bell and bracket; an engraved brass bowl; together with another ship's wheel clock; a wooden block; etc.

An early 20th Century mahogany and satinwood inlaid mantel clock, the white enamel roman dial fitted an arch topped case, brass finials, handle and bracket feet, interior label "Percy Webster, London".

Three brass mounted carriage clocks, to include makers 'London Clock Co', 'CYMA', 'IMHOF', together with a marble bracket clock and one other clock.

An Edwardian mahogany musical longcase clock, of George III design, 31.5cm brass dial with silvered chapter ring inscribed with Roman and subsidiary Arabic numerals, Strike & Chime/Silent selector to arch, Whittington/Westminster Chimes selector to side, cast dolphin, mask and leafy scroll spandrels, the centre engraved with scrolling foliage, triple winding holes, the movement chiming on eight graduated tubular gongs, the hood with swan neck pediment, brass capped reeded Corinthian column, shaped arched rectangular door to waist, flanked by reeded quarter-columns, canted base, ogee bracket feet, 228cm high, c.1910

An attractive George III period English Longcase Clock, the circular hood enclosing white enamel dial over a figured and inlaid mahogany body, flanked by two reeded pillars, on a box base with bracket feet, 211cms (6'11") high. (1)

A fine elegant 18th Century English marquetry walnut and crossbanded Longcase Clock, the moulded dome top with a fret carved frieze, over a square brass dial with half moon, signed Jas. Hendris, Wigton, decorated with dolphins, and cupids holding a crown, with glazed door flanked by two circular black pillars with carved gilt capitals, over a long door with oval aperture (window) and with yew wood crossbanding, chequered and other inlays, and large panels of birds-eye walnut, and on a similar box base with bracket feet, 246cms (8'1") high approx. (1)

A George III style mahogany cased caddy top bracket clock, with silvered 15cm dial and eight-day striking movement, with signed backplate, 38cm high/Provenance: Plas Gwyn, Anglesey Condition Report: Condition generally poor. Case is missing the right hand return and one leg. Top unglued. Grilles with loose material. Dial tarnished. Movement is missing the pendulum and the drums are loose. Backplate signed J. Moreland, Chester.

A late 19th Century gilt brass hour-repeat bracket clock, fitted a rectangular dial with Roman numerals, signed Hall & Co., Paris, complete with original key Condition Report: Not in working order, case tired, face stained and badly rubbed, strike operable

A late 19th Century Vienna regulator wall clock, the ebonised case enclosed by an arch-top glazed door, the brass mounted enamel dial with seconds dial, 93cm high Condition Report: Hinged door pillar with later bracket support and split, finials missing

Walnut and Ormolu mounted bracket clock with bracket having enamel painted Roman numerals and German movement

G Fetton, Bridgnorth - an 18th century mahogany cross-banded single fusee eight-day clock, the 25 cm square brass and silvered dial having a subsidiary alarm, the diminutive case with arched door flanked by reeded pilasters on ogee bracket feet, 175 cm high overall Condition Report Appears all present and running (untested), the case in good condition, movement clean

An early 20th century inlaid mahogany bracket clock with chiming movement (16.5 inches).

Reproduction Louis IV style ebonised moon shape bracket clock, white enamel dial signed Le Cestel, Swiss movement, overall height 71cm.

Brass cased ships type wall clock, white enamel dial signed Schatz, ships wheel mount, diameter overall 34cm, a pair of Georgian steel sugar cutters, carved wood bracket, vintage glass bottle and other items.

Small 1920's burr walnut cased mantel clock, the square silvered dial with Roman numerals on shell carved ogee bracket feet

Edwardian mahogany cased mantel clock, having broken arch pediment above a circular gilt dial with enamelled cattrouche with blue Roman numerals and two train movement by Japys Freres, striking on a gong raised on brass ogee bracket feet

20th Century continental mahogany cased bracket clock, the brass dial with silvered chapter ring having Roman numerals striking on a gong

19th Century mahogany cased bracket clock with painted dial and Arabic numerals inscribed W. Jackson, having subsidiary seconds and two train fusee movement striking on a bell

Victorian mahogany cased bracket clock with single train fusee movement by R. Brand, London

An Engraved Gilt Brass Quarter Striking and Repeating Alarm Carriage Clock, signed Le Roy & Fils Hr Du Roi, Paris Rl Grie Montpensier 13 & 15, no.3984, circa 1870, scroll and floral engraved case with a carrying handle and repeat button, case back with a winding hole shutter lever, enamel dial with Roman numerals, alarm dial, twin barrel movement with a platform lever escapement, quarter striking on two bells, edge of the backplate signed and numbered, 17cm high over handle 08.06.15, Case surfaces are faded, glass panels are dirty and with small scratches, handle is loose with one side screw missing, top repeat button is missing, corners of the dial with cracks and chips, movement is dirty, not working, balance not swinging., strike and repeat are working. 140715 The bracket is broken and missing which the screw screws into.

An Impressive Large Ormolu Mounted ''Boulle'' Striking Bracket Clock, circa 1880, the elaborate case surmounted by a father of time finial, fine scroll brass inlay and tortoiseshell veneers throughout, figural, floral and rams' head ormolu mounts, side viewing windows, back door with a retailers label inscribed Bedel & Cie Le Garde Meuble Public, upon a waisted wall bracket, 10-1/2-inch cast dial with twelve enamel Roman numeral cartouches, twin barrel movement with outside countwheel striking on a top mounted bell, backplate numbered 1907, 152cm high 11.06.15, Brass inlay lifting in parts, small cracks to the tortoiseshell veneers and lifting in parts, ormolu mounts are faded, retailers label to the back door is ripped, some enamel cartouches with hairline cracks and small chips in parts, movement is clean.

A Large ''Boulle'' Striking Wall Clock, circa 1880, waisted bombe case surmounted by the figure of Chronos, bordered with gilt metal mounts, on a conforming wall bracket, 10-inch cast dial with twelve enamel cartouches, twin barrel movement striking on a gong, sunburst pendulum, 203cm high 10.06.15, Tortoiseshell and brass inlay lifting in parts, case needs some restoration in parts, metal mounts have been re-gilded in parts.