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Click here to subscribedating: circa 1800 provenance: Turkey, Long, smooth-bore, round, 15 mm cal. barrel, with square base, engraved and with silver inlays in the first part and with rib; lock decorated with silver floral motifs. Wooden, full stock with silver mounts, richly chiselled, engraved and pierced with floral motifs. Beautiful and long barrel bracket with false ramrod, in style of yatagan mounts. length 56 cm.
dating: 1780 - 1800 provenance: France, Smooth-bore, three-stage, 15 mm cal. barrel, first octagonal, then faceted and finally round, with a small moulded muzzle at the nozzle. Base with remains of marking 'TORDU' and 'BESA...'. Lock with slightly roundish plate, in iron. In working order. Wooden, half stock with grip, chiselled and carved with in-the-round animal's head. No ramrod. Iron mounts, rear reinforcement band and a long band in the lower part that runs from the grip's pommel until the front part and acts as a barrel bracket. length 26 cm.
dating: Mid 18th Century provenance: Italy, Smooth-bore, two-stage, 15 mm cal. barrel, octagonal and round, with rings and acanthus leaves in relief at the girdle, provided with brass-plated fore-sight, base with marks with remains of gilding. Lock with flat plate engraved with effigy of a character and signed 'Gaetano Botti', engraved cock and batterie. The batterie itself provided with a detachable safe/pan-cover. Wooden, half stock with brass-inlaid spirals. Brass mounts, pierced barrel bracket. Horn-tipped wooden ramrod and iron cartridge extractor. length 127,5 cm.
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Italy, Round, smooth-bore, 18 mm cal. barrel, with octagonal breech, remains of stamps at the base. Backward spring lock, with flat plate, marked 'A. BORDONI / BRESCIA'. Wooden, long stock, brass trigger-guard and barrel bracket, slot for a bayonet and iron butt-plat. Iron ramrod. length 108,5 cm.
Ship's brass bell inscribed 'Norland 1974' H21cm including hanging bracket. Provenance: the Norland was a North Sea Ferries vessel sailing out of Hull and was used as a troop carrier during the Falklands War. The vendor is the widow of the Captain D.J. Walker who sailed many times on the ship with her husband. - Condition Report
A late 19c German bracket clock by Lenzkirch in burr maple bell top case. The 12.5cm arched dial is signed for the retailer Botley & Lweis, Reading and has a silvered chapter ring and gilt spandrels. The glazed front door is flanked by canted columns and the sides have timber sound frets. The top has a carrying handle and brass corner finials and the bracket feet are of brass. The two train barrelled spring movement tingtang strikes on two gongs. 40.5cm tall overall.
An English Edwardian miniature longcase clock in high quality mahogany case with swan neck pediments to the hood and central urn finial. There is an area of carved decoration above the arched dial and freestanding fluted columns flank the 19cm brass arched dial which has Turks head spandrels and a strike/silent dial in the arch. The long trunk door has a wavy top and is flanked by fluted quarter columns. The base has canted corners and an applied front panel with indented corners and has bracket feet. The substantial weight driven movement has anchor escapement and is rack striking on a gong and the weights are brass bound. The clock stands 155cm tall.
A George III mahogany chest on chest, the upper section having two short and three long graduated drawers under a dentil moulded cornice with slide and supported on base with three long graduated drawers, all satin wood crossbanded and painted with trailing leaf and flowers with pierced brass back plates and swing handles, supported on bracket feet, 110cm w, 195cm h.
A MID 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK French - Royal Exchange, London, the arched case with fitted brass handle, the white dial with Roman numerals with a smaller strike/silent dial above, with brass fret panels to the sides, the movement and dial both marked, upon four ball feet, with pendulum, no key, 36.5cm high Condition Report: Has key which locks both front and back door, but no winding key. Case needs some attention and has cracks to the arch top.
18th century oak longcase clock by Samuel Wright, Northwich, twin train movement striking the hour on a bell, the brass dial with moon phase in the arch and silvered chapter ring having Roman and Arabic numerals, signed to dial, the arched and moulded cornice above blind fretwork frieze and pillars, raised on plinth base and bracket feet, with two weights, pendulum, key and winder, H221cm Horizontal crack to glass (possible replacement). Glass sides panels warped.Chips and cracks to top. Repair to inside of trunk below seat board.Warping and hairline crack to trunk door. Crack to plinth base. Crack to side.Two back feet slightly broken - loose but present.Heavily scratched to chapter ring. Wear and loss of paint to moon phase.Bell slightly bent. Cannot guarantee the working order of any clock.
Early 19th century inlaid mahogany repeating bracket clock, the 8 convex painted dial with Roman numerals and outer minute track, signed Handley & Moore, London to dial, convex glass, twin train fusee movement, striking a bell on the hour, with twin handles and brass fish scale frets to both sides, glazed door to back, raised on ball feet, with mahogany wall bracket, pendulum, two keys and winder, H.40cm, with receipt from Chelsea Clocks Replacement handsScratching to dial, rubbing to 'London'. Possibly repainted to signature.Minor scratching to glass.Missing pieces of veneer to front.Chips to edges. Minor chips to door. 17cm in depth. Cannot guarantee the working order of any clock.
Early 19th century bracket clock by D & W Morice, Cornhill, London, fussee movement, striking a bell on the hour, signed to dial and backplate, the painted arched dial with Roman numerals and outer minute track, with strike/silent dial to arch, the arched case with Gothic style brass fretwork side panels, on ball feet, H41cm, with key and pendulumThe partnership of David and William Morice lasted from 1818 to 1838 Flaking to painted dial and scratches to paint. Crack to domed top. Damage to one fretwork side panel. Chips to door to reverse.Very small loss of moulding to top of case.Cannot guarantee all original.
Early 19th century mahogany and brass mounted bracket clock, single fusee movement, the painted convex dial with Roman numerals signed 'Gowland, 52 London Wall, London', brass fish scales frets and twin handles to sides, on bun feet, H.35cm, with pendulum, key and winder. Glass and bezel detached.Rubbing to signature to dial. Scratches and loss of paint to dial. Cracks to front of case. White mark to side.Chips to veneer on door to back.
George III style mahogany and brass mounted bracket clock, arched pediment above arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring, with plaque to arch signed 'Chas Frodsham, 27 South Molton St., London', circa 1915-20, movement stamped 'English Mvt, Swiss Escapement', with brass fish scale frets to sides, on bracket feet, H.32cm
19th century mahogany cased single fusee bracket clock, by Rd. Leach, London, the white painted dial with Roman numerals, on squashed bun feet, 28cm high, (with key), Scratches to dial, chips to paint especially between VIII and IX and V and VI and above XII. Rubbing to signature and numerals.Warping to top of case.Chips to door to reverse.New screws to sides.Having key and pendulum.Cannot guarantee the working order of any clock/timepiece.
18th century and later Welsh oak tridarn, the moulded cornice above frieze carved 'Bydd Drugarog Yn Ol Dy Allu' (Be Gracious in your Power), the upper section with three panelled back above two rose carved doors flanking a central floral carved panel, above two long and one short drawer with floral carving above two floral carved cupboard doors, on bracket feet, H212 x W148 x D55cm
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