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Lot 568
A George III walnut long case clock, the stepped hood enclosing a brass spandrel dial with date aperture and seconds subsidiary, by John Andrews of London, supporting an 8 day striking movement above a full length trunk door inset with a glass roundel, raised on bracket feet, 208cm high - see illustration
Lot 569
A Georgian mahogany long case clock, the arched stepped hood enclosing a brass spandrel dial with rolling moon face, inscribed "George Routleigh, Launceston", having date aperture and seconds subsidiary, the chapter ring inscribed "John Elliott, Plymouth", having a shaped trunk door raised on a box base and bracket feet, 212cm high - see illustration
Lot 1501
A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY LINEN PRESS the upper section with two panelled doors opening to reveal a hanging space within over two drawers, the lower section with two short and two long drawers, each with lion mask ring handles and standing on shortened shaped bracket feet, 129cm wide x 206cm high
Lot 177
A bracket clock made by F W Elliott Ltd in 1981 and retailed by Garrard & Co. The clock commemorates the 355th anniversary of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers. The ebonised pad top case has commemorative brass side frets, a central finial and brass carrying handles. The 6"" diameter white dial has Roman numerals and trefoil hands and there is a pierced wooden sound fret below the dial, a stepped base and gilt bracket feet. The three train movement has a platform lever escapement and is quarter chiming on eight straight rods. There is a choice of Westminster, Whittington or Winchester chimes, with certificate and key, the clock stands 15.5"" tall overall.
Lot 1086
A most uncommon, imposing and highly collectable silver on hammered finish copper and brass Aesthetic Movement, Arts and Crafts Bracket Clock, possibly Scottish or American School. The arched hand-beaten copper body raised on flared feet extending to a diminishing tapering column at each corner, the beaten face having embossed figures, Arabic numerals and two winding apertures and below it two lines of hand-beaten script in a font of highly stylized capitals, the well known quotation of Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of the United States: "HE THAT RISETH LATE MUST TROT ALL DAY". The door to the rear having a wrought iron latch handle and riveted hinges opening to reveal a high quality French two-train brass constructed movement by Japy Freres numbered 35469 striking the hours and half hours on a gong. 13 1/8" tall, 9 1/2" wide and 7 1/4" deep.
Lot 89
John Thomas of Newcastle Emlyn, an early 19th century longcase clock in a mahogany and oak case, the painted face with secondary dial, date aperture and pendulum bob in the form of a man of war supporting a twin train striking movement under an arched hood with swan's neck pediment, the trunk with lancet shaped door and spirally moulded pilasters on a plain base with swept bracket feet CONDITION REPORT: Generally good for age, some shrinkage and typical wear No guarantee as to working order H. 229 cm
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