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Lot 92
Patek Philippe. A steel power reserve moonphase wristwatch with all paperwork, Ref. 5085/1A, movement no. 3168434, the calibre 240 movement with twenty-nine jewels and 22ct gold rotor, black dial with Arabic numerals and signed Patek Philippe, Geneve, subsidiary seconds, moonphase within the subsidiary date dial, a sector displays state of wind, in a circular case with steel flexible bracket and hidden clasp, circa 2004, 41mm diameter; with leather wallet containing Certificate of Origin, box containing stylus to adjust date and moon.
Lot 191
An unusual painted pine hooded wall alarum timepiece, the 7.75 inch brass dial signed in the arch Jno. Uffington, London, alarm disc, scrolled spandrels, the 30 hour movement with verge escapement in a birdcage type case, the alarm train mounted inside the iron backplate, the case with pagoda top and scrolled bracket base, mid 18th century, 25in (84cm) high.
Lot 192
A George III mahogany striking bracket clock, the 7 inch white painted dial signed Chas. Puckridge, Goldsmith St., London, the arch with strike / silent subsidiary, the two-train fusee movement with verge escapement and engraved border to the backplate, in a break arch case with single pad top and carrying handle, flanked by brass fish scale grills, on brass ogee feet, late 18th century, 15in (38cm) high. Charles Puckridgge: apprenticed 1763, Free of the clockmakers Company 1776 - 1805.
Lot 196
An ebony veneered striking bracket clock, the 6 inch brass dial signed James Snelling, London on the silvered chapter ring, matted centre with date aperture and mock pendulum (now blocked off), the arch with rise and fall regulation subsidiary and strike / not lever, the five pillar movement now converted to anchor escapement, backplate engraved with a mask and birds amongst foliage, quarter repeating work removed, rise and fall work removed, in an inverted bell top case, surmounted by carrying handle, 15.75in (40cm) high. Provenance: Sold on behalf of the Executors of Colin Popham deceased.
Lot 197
A Regency mahogany striking bracket clock, the 8 inch white painted convex dial signed James Streer, Guildford, strike / silent lever at 12 o`clock, the two train fusee movement with shouldered plates and signed on the backplate James Steer, Guildford, pendulum with fine adjustment and hold fast, in a chamfer top case, with brass bound recessed corners and brass inlaid canted corners, adjustable ball feet, pineapple finial, 19.5in (49cm) high.
Lot 198
A George III mahogany striking verge bracket clock, the 7 inch silvered dial signed Robt. Wood, London, subsidiary calendar dial, the arch containing Strike / Silent, the movement with knife edge verge escapement and pull trip repeat, the backplate engraved with flowers and foliage within a border, in a bell top case of good colour, pineapple finial, on brass ogee feet, fretted brass cresting replacing the carrying handle, c. 1795, 20.5in (52cm) high.
Lot 201
A George III striking mahogany verge bracket clock, the 7 inch dial with subsidiary calendar in the silvered centre, the arch with twin subsidiaries for slow / fast and strike / silent and signed on a silvered plaque John Blake, Fulham, the movement with shouldered plates, the backplate, pendulum and brackets with floral and foliate scrollwork, trip repeat and pendulum hold fast, in a break arch case with brass bound triple pad top, on ogee feet, surmounted by carrying handle, 15in (38cm) high.
Lot 202
A late 17th century quarter repeating ebony veneered verge bracket clock, the 7 inch brass dial signed Fuller, London on the silvered chapter ring, the matted centre with mock pendulum aperture, ringed winding holes and date aperture, strike / not lever at 12 o`clock, winged mask spandrels, the two-train five pillar movement signed on the profusely engraved backplate Wm. Fuller, London, pull quarter repeating on four bells, in a basket top case surmounted by carrying handle, on brass circular pad feet, 13.5in (34cm) high. William Fuller. Free of the Clockmakers Company 1675 - 1699. One of his longcase clocks illustrated in Cecinski & Webster.
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Lot 344
An early 19th Century Longcase Clock, the steel and brass dial inscribed ` Delacourt, Beverley` with seconds ring, date aperture and eight day striking movement with ormolu spandrels in oak caddy top case, with fluted pilasters, the trunk with canted corners and on bracket feet. 7` 3"" (221cms) high.
Lot 766
Collection of Clock Books: To include American Clocks-Tyler, The Bracket Clock-Roberts, Clocks-Arthur Negus, English Lantern Clocks-Hana, Pocket watch Handbook-Cutmore, Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World Vol 1and 2-Baillie, Antique British Clocks-Loomes, British Clocks and Clockmakers-Ullyett, Repairing Antique Clocks-Smith, Watch & Clock Encyclopaedia-De Carle’s (1 box)
Lot 387
An 18th Century table top Collectors Cabinet having oyster veneer single door enclosing an arrangement of small oak drawers with simple brass ring handles, with mahogany veneered carcass on bracket supports and on later oak stand, height without stand 58cms 46cms wide 26cms deep and height with stand 111.5cms
Lot 395
A George III oak Bureau with crossbanded decoration, the fall front enclosing fitted interior with central star inlaid door enclosing drawers; flanked by pilaster document drawers, pigeon holes and tiered drawers; and with two short and two graduated long drawers on ogee bracket supports, 105.5cms high 98.5cms wide 54cms deep with original receipt dated 1922
Lot 87
C H Brannam and Baron of Barnstaple wares, a large vase, with entwined handles, incised with flowers and a purple glaze, 36cm, a butterfly wall pocket, 16.5cm high, a fish head jug, lacking glass eye, 11cm, a bowl, 23.7cm diameter, a large 'fish' jug, 32cm high, a bulb jardinière, 14cm, various marks, and a green jardinière, stamped 'Liberty, London', 18.2cm (7) CONDITION REPORT: Butterfly - chips to wings, rim chips to bracket and corners. Butterfly dish - small chip to rim. Fish - eye missing. Fish jug - glaze flakes to rim, inside neck and handle, base rim. Gardiniere - Glaze flake to one handle. Multiple nexk jardiniere - chips to all small rims. Purple vase - crazing throughout, crack to one handle.
Lot 568
An Art Deco walnut dome display cabinet, the inward hinged doors with silvered details and two internal glass shelves, on shaped bracket feet, 108cm wide 31cm deep 123cm high CONDITION REPORT: Left back foot with loss and damage. Veneer losses to right edge, splits to both sides. Dent/scuffing to top edge. Please view additional images (upon request).
Lot 27
A large late 19c English chiming bracket clock retailed by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, 112 Regent Street, London. The chain driven triple fusee movement quarter chimes a choice of Westminster, Whittington or St Michael`s chimes on seven gongs and hour strikes on an eighth. The arched brass dial has a silver chapter ring and subsidiary rings for chime/silent, pendulum regulation and chime selection. It is contained in an ebonised round topped case set with cast gilt mounts, fret, handles, side frets and surmounted by five gilt pineapples. The clock stands 24"" tall overall.
Lot 34
A late 19c German bracket clock with bevelled spring ting tang movement by Winterhalder & Hoffmeier chiming on two gongs. The arched brass dial has silver chapter ring and subsidiary dials for pendulum regulation and chime/silent. It is contained in an oak round topped case set with bronze mounts, feet, side frets and finials and surrounded by a bronze figure of Perseus, the clock stands 22"" tall.
Lot 35
An early 19c double fusee bracket clock by Bryson of Edinburgh, the 8""diam silvered dial having Roman numerals and matched steel hands and the five pillar movement rack striking on a bell. It is contained in a round topped mahogany case with brass carrying handle, fish scale frets, brass ball feet and brass framed inset quarter panels below the dial, the clock stands 18.5"" tall with handle raised.
Lot 42
An early 19c eight day longcase clock, the 13"" arched painted dial signed Grove of Upton and having indications of the Welsh, Scots, English and Irish in the corners and a picture of the Duke of Wellington in the arch. The dial has Arabic numerals, date and seconds indicators and matched brass hands. The standard movement has anchor escapement and rack striking on a bell and is contained in an oak and mahogany case with swan neck pediments to the hood with a central ball and eagle finial and fluted columns flanking the dial. The trunk has fluted quarter columns and the rectangular trunk door has a central diamond shaped inlay and a band of edge stringing, the base has similar stringing, bracket feet and a wavy base, 90"" tall overall.
Lot 228
Two volumes of approximately 150 signed publicity photo cards, various artists, actors and TV stars, to include Cliff Richard, Frankie Howerd, Rick Mayall, Benny Hill, Nigel Planer, Chris Tarrant, Hinge and Bracket, Jimmy Cricket, Jill Dando, Edward Woodward, Nigel Havers, Judy Dench, Michael Palin, etc
Lot 465
An early 19th century mahogany chest of two long and one short drawer over two banks of two drawers on ogee bracket feet CONDITION REPORTS Approx. 171 cm long x 57 cm deep x 108 cm high. Back is probably a later addition. Top is split approx. two thirds in for the entire length of the chest, ring marks to top (see photos), there is a piece of repair to the back left-hand corner where it has been broken and re-glued, left-hand side has water marks running down, all drawers have areas of patching to corners and edging and also water marks, locks are replacements and are cut in from the drawer linings (see photo), central foot has been broken and shortened to the left-hand side, has general wear, scratches, knocks, bumps and bruises all over conducive with age and use.
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