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Lot 437
A red Japanned 18th century style bracket fusee clock with domed top set a strap handle and four flamiform finials, the case profusely decorated with figures in a landscape and phoenix, the brass spandrelled dial with the name T Harvey, London and a silvered Roman chapter ring, 50cm high x 28cm wide x 17cm deep
Lot 483
A satinwood inlaid mahogany bureau bookcase, the top with a cornice over an inlaid banded frieze with two similarly decorated astragal moulded glazed doors set over a roll top inlaid with a central patera enclosing a fitted interior with pull out baize lined writing slide over three long drawers, the whole raised on bracket feet, 206cm high x 91cm wide x 47cm deep
Lot 82
A pair of modern Chinese style blue and white square tapering jardiniers raised on bracket feet, approx 22.5 cm high, together with a set of four similar decorated oval jardiniers of flared form, approx 13 cm high, a twin-handled jardinier, approx 13 cm high and a similarly decorated tea caddy style pot with lid, approx 16.5 cm high
Lot 353
A 17th Century and later oak chest, the plank top with applied moulded edge over four long drawers with applied mouldings and brass drop handles, raised on bracket feet, 90 cm wide x 57.5 cm deep x 89.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The top has various large splits both to the panelling and otherwise as well as a large patch to the left-hand corner. Various ring marks, surface scratches, etc. Both side panels have splits, the drawers do not all match - assume replacements throughout - see images for more details. Replacement handles and escutcheons. The top drawer has a large piece broken in the interior, piece is present but damaged. There is a large hole in the back of the cabinet. Unsure if the feet are original to the piece however have been on there clearly for some time - see images for more details. Otherwise general wear commensurate with age and use. See images for further details.
Lot 68
A late 18c eight day longcase clock, the 14in square brass dial signed Charles Craig, Dublin and having Turks head spandrels, seconds ring and date aperture. The movement has ringed pillars, anchor escapement and rack strikes on a gong in the back of the case. The wood rod pendulum is suspended from the back of the case and the weights are brass bound. It is contained in a mahogany case with swan neck pediments to the hood and a heavy convex leaf carved moulding above the hood door with a central lions head. The hood has attached fluted columns with Corinthian capitals and the rectangular trunk door is glazed and has canted outer edges. There is a rectangular fixed panel below the dial and the base has a similar applied panel and bracket feet. The clock stands 95in tall overall.
Lot 65
A mid 19c boardroom type bracket clock by Joseph Eglese & Son, Bishopsgate St. London. The substantial triple fusee movement quarter chimes on eight bells and hour strikes on a gong. The pointed arch silvered dial has Gothic Roman numerals and subsidiary chime select, chimes/silent and pendulum regulation dials. It is contained in a Gothic style golden oak case with carved pointed top with three turned finials. Plain columns flank the dial and Gothic tracery is placed over the pointed arch front door. The stepped base has another line of tracery and carved bun feet and the case sides have wooden sound frets. The clock has a substantial wall bracket which needs repair to loose mouldings. The clock (without bracket) stands 29.5in tall.
Lot 10
Early 20th Century German carved oak three-train chiming bracket clock, Winterhalder & Hoffmeier, the 19cm arched brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes beneath three silvered subsidiary rings for Chime/Silent, Slow/Fast and Chime on eight gongs/Chime on four gongs, in a heavily-carved architectural case with arched pediment over 'Green Man' mask and figural terms flanking bevelled glazed door, 58cm high Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items - Some minor tarnishing to silvered chapter ring, movement appears sound, case would benefit from a polish but it is otherwise in good condition, sold with pendulum and winder
Lot 11
Early Victorian walnut-cased twin-fusee bracket clock, John Todd, Dumfries, (fl.1828-49) - the 20cm square brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, the matted centre with silvered axe-head cartouche inscribed John Todd 1841 Dumfries within scroll spandrels, the wire-driven fusee movement with knopped pillars and plain back plate, in an 18th Century style case with moulded caddy top, 42cm high Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items - Matted dial centre has speckled tarnishing, movement appears sound, case has small loss to front edge moulding and minor knocks to finial, slight warping to front door, key is locked in rear door and does not appear to turn lock, sold with pendulum
Lot 13
Staffordshire Interest - George II ebonised single-fusee bracket or table clock, John Smallwood, Litchfield (Lichfield), circa 1740, the 17cm break-arched brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, inner quarter hour track and half hour divisions framing a matted centre with mock pendulum aperture over winding arbor, the chapter ring signed John Smallwood Litchfield (sic), beneath silvered subsidiary seconds dial and within mask spandrels, the wire-driven movement of four knopped and finned pillars with verge and crownwheel escapement with heart-shaped back-cock to a foliate scroll-engraved back plate with basket of flowers upon a podium, the case with ogee caddy top and brass carry handle over moulded cornice and arch-glazed door on brass ogee bracket feet, 44cm high excluding handle Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items - some wear to silvered chapter ring and subsidiary ring, movement has a few unused holes to upper right quarter visible within engraved scroll work (probable conversion holes), case would benefit from a polish, crack to front door glazing, side and rear panels are possible replacements, sold with pendulum and winder
Lot 14
George III mahogany-cased twin fusee bracket clock, Anonymous, circa 1780, the 17cm break-arched brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes beneath silvered Strike/Silent ring within scroll spandrels, the wire-driven fusee movement with verge and crownwheel escapement and four knopped pillars, the back plate engraved, within a bell-topped case with brass carry handle and pine cone finials over spandrels on brass ogee bracket feet, 50cm high inclusive of handle Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items - some staining to silvered chapter ring, centre possibly replaced (silvered, should be matted), movement appears sound but verge escapement could be a re-conversion, case with damage to rear door frame and dedication plaque dated 1935 to rear beneath door, glazed sides and rear maybe later
Lot 15
Late Victorian/Edwardian mahogany-cased twin fusee bracket or table clock, Brockbank & Atkins, London, No. 12322, the 15.5cm arched brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing a matted centre with signature cartouche, beneath silvered subsidiary Strike/Silent ring within foliate scroll engraving, the chain-driven movement, signed and numbered to the back plate, striking on a coiled gong, in a George III-style bell-top case with leaf-capped carry handle, urn finials, stop-fluted canted corners, arch-glazed door with brass spandrels, and conforming arched sound frets to the sides on brass ogee bracket feet, 47cm high inclusive of handle Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items
Lot 17
Charles II brass lantern clock, John Ebsworth at ye Cross Keys in Lothbury, Londini (London), circa 1670, the 15.5cm diameter Roman dial with half hour divisions and inner quarter hour track framing engraved tulip decoration and Arabic alarm dial with iron single hand, the posted countwheel bell-striking movement with verge and crownwheel escapement, internal pendulum and standard London third period frame with column turned corner posts beneath dolphin-pierced frets, urn finials and strap work mounted bell, the sides with hinged brass doors, 38cm high, together with a later oak bracket Literature - Loomes, Brian, Lantern Clocks & Their Makers records John Ebsworth as apprenticed in 1657 to Richard Ames and free in 1665. his progression through the court of the Clockmakers Company saw him become Assistant in 1682, Warden in 1694 and Master 1697. he died in 1699. Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items - minor rubbing to wax numerals plus some spotting and a small hole to chapter ring, hand maybe a replacement, movement would benefit from a clean, has probably been converted from verge and crownwheel to anchor and back to verge - cut-away to rear edge of roof, sold with later bracket, and 'longcase clock' weight, side doors possibly later, rear door lacking or never had one, private provenance
Lot 2
Bristol Interest - Mid 18th Century oak-cased 30 hour brass-dial longcase clock, Edward Bilbie Chew Stoke, circa 1760, the 11-inch square dial having Roman hours, Arabic minutes and fleur-de-lys half hour divisions framing a matted centre with rectangular cartouche signed Ed. Bilbie, Chewstoke over calendar square within foliate engraving, all within mask spandrels, the posted movement outside countwheel-striking on original bell, and chain-driven movement, the case with stepped ogee top and brass ball and spire finials over sunken columns with brass capitals, the chequer-inlaid and crossbanded long trunk door on plain base and bracket feet, 224cm high Literature - See Moore, Rice and Hucker, 'Bilbie and the Chew Valley Clockmakers' or Moore, 'The Clockmakers of Somerset 1650-1900 for more information on this maker Condition: Disclaimer - Please see item 20 of our Conditions of Sale relating to clocks, watches and mechanical items, Dial - minor staining between VI and VII and between X and XI. Movement appears sound but with small amount of packing beneath one side of the seat board and with old alterations to the upstands. Case in good order, sold with weight and pendulum plus key
Lot 384
19th Century mahogany chest-on-chest or tallboy, in the George III taste, the upper section having a moulded cornice with blind fretwork frieze over two short and three graduated long drawers, each having Chippendale-style pierced brass back plates, bale handles between fluted canted corners, the lower stage of three conforming drawers on bracket feet, 103cm x 53cm x 188cm high Condition: Losses to blind fretwork to sides of frieze, edge losses to two short and uppermost long drawer of top section plus a small corner loss and crack to lowest drawer of same, full length vertical side cracks as typical with chests of this type, loss to strip below bottom drawer of lower section - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 385
George III Irish mahogany bureau cabinet, the upper stage having a finely-carved swan neck pediment with dentil moulding, flower head terminals and central eagle with outstretched wings clasping an egg, in turn above Chippendale-style blind fretwork frieze and a pair of bevelled mirrored doors enclosing three adjustable shelves, the lower stage with sloping fall enclosing a typical arrangement of drawers and pigeon holes over green baize-lined writing surface, the front with four graduated long cock beaded drawers having brass swag handles on bracket feet, 102cm wide x 52cm deep x 243cm high Provenance - By repute from the estate of Mr E.S. Clarke, proprietor of the Island Spinning Company, Lisburn, Northern Ireland, Ballyaughlis Lodge, near Hillsborough and thence by descent Condition: Tight crack to centre of pediment, losses to blind fret work on right side of frieze, minor losses to gilding framing the shallow bevelled mirrors, which appear to be original, lower section appears to be associated ('marriage') as of much plainer design, loss above top drawer key hole where lock has been forced and losses beneath each of the four key holes - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 404
19th Century carved walnut wall bracket, perhaps for a clock, of oblong form with canted front corners over niche-carved frieze, tapering body and gadrooned base, 50.5cm wide x 21.5cm deep x 29cm high Condition: Vertical age cracks to tapering mid section and gadrooned base - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 406
Interesting carved wooden figural wall bracket, probably 18th Century, the three-lobed shelf with foliate palmette edge carving over scroll work framing a bust with shoulder-length curly hair, 31cm wide x 16cm deep x 31cm high Condition: Some edge losses to shelf, bracket is made in three sections and displays some uneven cracks at joints, overall colour is good, some tight splitting to bust - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 302
A Regency mahogany cased bracket clock, the striking movement with white enamel dial inscribed W. Strickland London, having two winding holes and Roman numerals, the case with pineapple finial, gilt edged spandrels, the sides with gilt metal handles and grills, raised on gilt ball feet, height 20.5insCondition Report: The pendulum is present but not the winding key. Some veneer chips to the edge of the back door. Chips to the dial especially around the winding holes.
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