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Click here to subscribeEarly 20th Century black lacquered chinoiserie mantel clock, the 4.25 silvered convex Roman dial with Breguet hands, the two train movement striking on a coiled gong, stamped Samuel Marti, the case of pagoda form with overhanging roof on splayed bracket feet, 28.5cm high Condition: We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
A gold and enamel pair cased slimline pocket watch, Breguetthe outer case with enamelled decoration of floral sprays on a black ground, engine turned silvered dial with Breguet hands, the cuvette engraved Breguet H ... De La Marine Royale. No 6890, cylinder movementCase diameter: 45mm, dial diameter: 36mm
A GEM-SET SILVER TIMEPIECE, AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN, CIRCA 1910the engraved openwork base set with moonstone and amethyst formal foliage below a lapis lazuli set plinth, the central glazed timepiece in circular basse-taille enamelled case, the watch movement signed Breguet No. 4631, supported by two columns surmounted by baskets overflowing with gemstone and split pearl foliage, similar central basket finial19cm high
A contemporary large Regulator Wall Clock by Kieninger, cased in black French polished lacquer and having cherry wood back, semi-circular door with etched and curved front window in similar frame, silver plated face with Breguet hands, polished 4/4 rope pulley chime mechanism with three brass weights, Westminster chime on eight rod gong, movement gear, reserve with opposing resistance, Graham-Anchor-reduction with stainless steel plates and anchormatic. Clock No. 268 with certificates. 13 1/2'' wide x 48 1/4'' high x 8 1/4'' deep.
Attractive French 18k cylinder pocket watch, the gilt movement with a Breguet style layout, ornate foliate and matted dial with applied Roman numerals within a slim engine turned and chased case, 38.3gm, 39mm - Condition Report: - Movement - currently functioning and clean. Dial - good. Glass - good. Hands - light marks, matching. Case - nice condition with mild marks, minor imperfection to the one position on the bezel, see images. - Condition reports are provided for general guidance only. Please view images and further information can be obtained upon request. Gardiner Houlgate do not guarantee the working order or time accuracy of any lots. Due to the opening of the wristwatch case backs, it is recommended watches are re-sealed by professional technicians to ensure any stated water resistance is retained
RARE THEO FABERGE ST PETERSBURG COLLECTION SILVER MANUAL WIND WRIST WATCH the round mother of pearl dial with central machined silver section, Roman numerals in black, outer seconds track, gold coloured Breguet hands, 38mm case with engraved bezel, the caseback with circular crystal covered aperture to view movement within, with THEO FABERGE ST PETERSBURG COLLECTION NO. 06 SWISS MADE to the edge, on original strap, in presentation brass egg, in a fitted and lined case, with outer box, with valuation document dated 2015 from the company stating a wholesale replacement value of £8,130
GENTLEMAN'S BELGRAVIA WATCH CO POWERTEMPO STAINLESS STEEL AUTOMATIC WRIST WATCHthe round silver coloured dial with machined decoration, Roman numerals in black, with subsidiary dials in red at 3 and 9, demi lune subsidiary dial at 6, outer seconds track in black, Breguet hands in black, 42mm case with crystal covered aperture revealing the movement beneath, with BELGRAVIA WATCH CO NO. 340/500 to the edge, on a Belgravia Watch Co. red leather strap, in box, with outer box, with registration card stating model ref no. 3455 and case serial no. B201438 CONDITION REPORT: In working condition at the present time.Chronograph stop, start and flyback all in working order.In very good condition.No damage to the glass.Crown intact; hands changing.All hands intact.Strap appears to be unworn and only bent due to having been around the cushion.Buckle in working order.Box heavily scratched to the top.
An 18 carat gold keyless wind open face slim line pocket watch, no. 10091, lever movement, bimetallic split balance, overcoil balance spring, no. 1102, silvered dial, applied Arabic numerals, Feuille minute and Breguet hour hands, subsidiary constant seconds dial, two piece hinged case, suspended on a 9 carat gold chain, diameter 43mm
A collection of watches, to include: Liga, ref. 2780, a stainless steel wristwatch, Swiss manual wind movement, 15 jewels, cal. AS 1002 984, silvered dial, applied baton markers and Arabic numerals, lance hands, subsidiary constant seconds dial, snap back, dial signed, on an unsigned black leather strap, diameter 33mm; Lida, a lady's 9 carat gold wristwatch, no. 2043, hallmarked Edinburgh 1945, Swiss manual wind movement, 15 jewels, copper dial, Arabic numerals, blued steel hands, snap back, dial signed, on a gilt metal bracelet, width 21mm; Admiral, a gilt metal keyless wind open face pocket watch, white enamel dial, Roman numerals with outer Arabic numeral 5 minute index, blued steel Breguet hands, subsidiary constant seconds dial, three piece case, diameter 51mm; Zodiac, a white metal keyless wind open face pocket watch, diameter 50mm; and a stainless steel alarm desk clock, stamped Links of London, width 46mm
A French 14K open face calendar pocket watch, early 20th century, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and stone set, delicate hands with three subsidiary day, date and second dials, reverse with engine turned detail and vacant cartouche, inner back stamped 'K14' dust cover engraved 'Quantieme, Ancre ligne droite 15 rubis, Spiral Breguet No 14408', manual wind, 4.6cm diameter x 6.9cm high (inc. bow), gross weight 76.2gms CONDITION REPORT: Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH MULTI DIAL FOUR GLASS MANTEL CLOCK the top clock dial with white enamel Roman chapter ring, Breguet hands and visible escapement, signed Ball & Edwards, Paris, the twin train movement with bell strike and mercury compensated pendulum, over two thermometer and barometer dials and calendar dial below, within a plain brass case, 39cm high
A FRENCH EMPIRE ALABASTER AND ORMOLU PORTICO CLOCK the engine turned dial with white enamel Roman chapter ring, Breguet style hands and swag apron, the eight day duration movement with count wheel strike, anchor escapement and silk suspension with sunburst bob pendulum, the two pillar architectural case with applied mounts, stepped base standing on four turned feet, 40cm high
A GIANT 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS FOUR GLASS CLOCK the two piece white enamel dial with Roman numerals, Breguet style hands and visible escapement signed Wordley Bros., 1 St. Swithins Lane, London, the twin train Marti movement with bell strike and mercury compensated pendulum in a standard bevelled glass case with door to front and rear, 47cm high
Longines; a gentleman's silver cased open faced, manual wind pocket watch, import mark London 1921, signed dial, Breguet numerals, subsidiary seconds and 15 jewel movement no.3764130, a gold cased fob watch, outer case stamped '14K', a 'silver' cased open faced fob watch and a Lucerne lady's fob watch on chain, (4).
GOLDENE TASCHENUHRSchweiz,nach 1880Dreimantel-Herrentaschenuhr, gezeichnet: „REMONTOIR ANCRE LIGNE DROITE 18 RUBIS CHATON No. 44610 LEVEES VISIBLE SPIRAL BREGUET“, weißemailliertes Zifferblatt mit schwarzen römischen Stundenzahlen und Sekundenskala, Ö-U Punzzeichen für Fremdwaren Z-29, Au 585/1000. Gesamtgewicht (brutto) 108,32 g, Au 31,16 g, Ø 5,6 cm.Zustand A/B.Funktionierend.GOLD POCKET WATCHSwitzerlandafter 1880Gold men’s double half hunter pocket watch, marked: „No. 44610 LEVEES VISIBLE SPIRAL BREGUET“, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals hour hours and sub-second dial, A-H hallmark for foreign goods Z-29, Au 585/1000. Gross weight 108,32 g, Au ca 31,16 g, Ø 5,6 cm.Condition A/B.Working.
GENTLEMAN'S DREYFUSS & CO. BI COLOUR GOLD PLATED QUARTZ WRIST WATCHthe rectangular silver coloured dial with Roman numerals in black, subsidiary seconds at 6, date aperture at 3, black outer seconds track, Breguet hands, 32mm case with N. 3932 to the caseback, on a bi colour bracelet strap, with a Dreyfuss & Co. clasp, with loose additional links, lacking box and papers CONDITION REPORT: 926The condition of watches offered at auction varies widely due to factors including age, possible restoration, repair and general wear and tear. Condition reports relate to watches' condition at the time of inspection by McTear's specialists, McTear's cannot guarantee watches to function beyond that point. Watches are not tested in house for accuracy, duration or water tightness. Buyers should assume that all watches purchased will require regular servicing to be useable and reliable.In slightly worn condition.Slight scratches to the case and lugs.In working condition at the present time.Glass in good condition.Crown intact with the hands and date changing as they should.Bracelet and clasp slightly scratched. Clasp in working order.Four links have been removed.
An Art Deco 9ct Swiss gentleman's manual wind wrist watch, of shaped rectangular outline with silvered dial and black Arabic numerals, square subsidiary seconds dial, 15 jewel movement stamped Swiss Made Breguet HSPG, all within plain case, facsimile engraved dedication to the back, brown leather strap, import marks for Glasgow 1930, stamped A M.
A Scottish mahogany regulator long case clock, mid 19th century, with rounded hood and hour glass form trunk, the glazed door revealing the pendulum, on panelled plinth base with egg and dart moulding, the circular Breguet style white enamel dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, with sweeping centre seconds, the open framed movement with pin wheel escapement, 198cm high original pendulum, chips to dial,
A fine 19th century French mahogany weight driven long duration long-case regulator, by Jean-Aimé Jacob [Paris], mid-19th century silvered dial with Roman numerals, blued hands and center seconds, case inset with barometer and two thermometers, Jean-Aimé Jacob (1793 - 1871) was apprenticed in 1813 to Pierre Louis Berthoud and then to his successor Jean François Henri Motel. In 1816 he began working with Abraham-Louis Breguet. By 1825, he had established his own workshop where he styled himself Élève de Breguet. Long duration year going regulators were a specialty.Around 1840 Jacob moved to Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont where the manufacture of carriage clocks and basic blancs roulants was already well established. In his lifetime he was highly regard as a maker, winning prize medals in various expositions. In 1859 he was made a Knight of the Legion of Honor. He died in Dieppe in 1871. 184cm .
A GENTLEMAN'S GIRARD-PERREGAUX STAINLESS STEEL AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH, the cream dial with gilt metal Breguet Arabic numerals enclosing date apertures and centre seconds hand, case back numbered 2581, on original integral bracelet, cased and boxed with black Guarantee "credit" card, user manual and Distribution booklet (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)
A Regency silver cylinder pocket watch John Roger Arnold, London, circa 1814 The gilt full plate single fusee movement with four column pillars pinned through the backplate, scroll stop-iron block and cylinder escapement with jewelled escapewheel pivots regulated by sprung steel three-arm balance with lever adjustment, the backplate with plain balance cock fitted with faceted diamond endstone and adjacent shaped mainspring pivot plate signed J.R. Arnold, London opposing serial number No. 3438 , the white enamel Roman numeral dial repeat signed Arnold, No. 3438 to centre over subsidiary seconds at six o clock and with blued steel spade hands, The silver consular case fitted with convex glass, suspension post and hinged rear cover revealing winding hole, hallmarks for London 1814, makers mark A.G. over J.M. , the pillar plate 44mm (1.75ins) diameter, the case 53mm (2.125ins) diameter overall. John Roger Arnold, son of the renowned Chronometer maker John Arnold, was born in 1769. In 1783 he started working with his father before becoming an apprentice to Abraham Louis Breguet in 1792. By 1796 he had returned to London and gained his Freedom of the Clockmaker's Company. After his father's death in 1799 John Roger Arnold continued to work alone becoming Master of the Clockmaker's Company in 1817. Shortly after his move to 84 Strand, London in 1830 he went into partnership with E.J. Dent, this partnership lasted for ten years before it was dissolved in 1840. Arnold continued to work alone from 84 Strand until his death in 1843 when the business was acquired by Charles Frodsham. The cylinder escapement was developed in around 1695 by Thomas Tompion and further refined by George Graham in 1726. This new escapement was perhaps the first developed exclusively for watch work and, as well as being a better rate keeper, the cylinder escapement also allowed movements to be made more compact (due to the escapement operating in one plane only). However, being a form of frictional rest escapement, the cylinder escapement was prone to relatively heavy rates of wear hence was less reliable than the verge (until hardened steel escape wheels and ruby cylinders were developed later in the 18th century).
A French alabaster novelty 'swinging cherub' mantel clock Farcot, Paris, late 19th century The eight-day bell striking movement with two-plane duplex escapement incorporating half-moon pallet assembly and twin escape wheels set between cocks screwed to the movement backplate incorporating suspension for the back-and-forth swinging pendulum with bob cast as a cherub on a rope swing, the backplate stamped with eagle trademark over ECHAPPEMENT BREVETE, monogram FCT and number 32045, the circular white enamel Roman numeral dial with open centre revealing skeletonised movement frontplate and steel Breguet moon hands within a moulded brass bezel, the case with drum housing the movement over elaborate double-scroll outline uprights fronted by gilt incised decoration flanking the swing cherub pendulum, on cavetto moulded plinth base with conforming gilt scrolls to front, 33.5cm (13.25ins) high.
AN ELIZABETH II PARCEL GILT SILVER ROYAL COMMEMORATIVE CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE CHARLES FRODSHAM & CO IN THE STYLE OF BREGUET the dial engraved with roses and inscribed Elizabeth of Glamis and Chas Frodsham & Co London England, the movement with platform escapement, 8.5cm h, numbered 212/300, maker's mark, London 1980, with silver plated key (2)++In good condition, the clock in apparently good working order
A FRENCH BRASS CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE DROCOURT, LATE 19TH C the enamel dial inscribed PENLINGTON & HUTTON PARIS, with Breguet hands, the movement with the original silvered platform lever escapement, in corniche case, 13.5cm h excluding handle, maker's mark and 13150++A good quality clock in working order, the enamel dial cracked, case lacquer degraded with polish residue. Movement running smoothly, glass panels in front and back door both with small corner chip
A FRENCH GILT BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK AUBERT & KLAFTENBERGER, C1860 the white enamel mask dial with alarm dial and Breguet hands, the bell striking movement with the original platform lever escapement, in gorge case with repeat button in the top, the glass door inscribed in purple enamel Joseph Eglington from Elizabeth, Mss of Londonderry 1860, 11cm h excluding handle, brass mounted, tooled leather travelling case engraved Joseph Eglington EsqrProvenance: Elizabeth Frances Charlotte Stewart, nee Jocelyn, Marchioness of Londonderry (1813-1844).++Striking train not winding but in otherwise apparently good and original condition including the escapement, running when wound, handling wear to gilding but the case still retaining most of the original gilding, the enamel dial undamaged, some dust specks under the glass, the bevelled glass panels all in good condition save that in the top which has a minute chip on one corner, slight wear to leather case, sold with an unnumbered key that is contemporary and may be original
A BLONDE TORTOISESHELL VENEERED MANTLE TIMEPIECE, C1910 the French movement with enamel dial and Breguet hands, the platform lever escapement on the backplate, the domed case with ivory stringing and vegetable ivory feet, 16cm hProvenance: Collection of William Terry (1922-2017).++Enamel dial chipped around winding hole, localised loss to tortoiseshell veneer on flared plinth
An early 19thC gentleman's pocket watch, having ceramic dial with Arabic numerals and minute track, signed Briard AU Sap, with breguet hands and winding aperture at 2 o'clock, having brass plate with elaborately floriate pierced lock and adjustment dial, white metal case with indistinct marks and bullseye glass
Fourteen Heller 1:72 scale model aircraft kits: Natter & Reichenberg, Arado Ar 96 B-1/5, Potez 63-11 A3, Bloch 174 A3, Breguet 693, DH 89 Dragon Rapide, FW 56 Stosser, Bucker BU 133, Cauldron Renault, Dewoitine D.520, P.Z.L P-23, MesserschmittBf 108BB, 109F & 163 Komet, (14) Condition Report Not checked for completeness, damage to some boxes Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A gold open face fob watch, no. 17528, verge fusee movement, undersprung three armed balance, disc regulator, gilt engine turned dial, enamel Arabic numerals, blued steel Breguet hands, three piece case, the back cover with engine turned decoration, diameter 36mm; and an 18 carat gold open face fob watch, no. 16428, cylinder movement, three armed domed balance, flat balance spring, gilt dial with floral engraved centre, black Roman numerals, spade hands, four piece hinged case with engraved foliate decoration, the back cover engraved with strapwork and foliate decoration, engine turned decoration and a shield shaped vacant reserve, diameter 36mm
Omega, a white metal keyless wind open face pocket watch, no. 6137812, lever movement, bimetallic split balance, overcoil balance spring, no. 5345340, white enamel dial, black Arabic numerals with outer red Arabic numeral 24 hour track, Breguet hands, subsidiary constant seconds dial, three piece hinged case, diameter 51mm; a silver keyless wind half hunter pocket watch, no. 570, hallmarked Birmingham 1902, three quarter plate movement, lever escapement, bimetallic split balance, overcoil balance spring, white enamel dial, black Roman numerals, blued steel hands, subsidiary constant seconds dial, five piece hinged case, the front cover with a blue enamel Roman numeral chapter ring, suspended on a white metal chain, diameter 49mm; together with two other pocket watches
Asprey, a gilt metal travel alarm clock, quartz alarm movement, white dial, Roman numerals, Breguet hands, centre alarm indicator hand, date aperture at 3 o'clock, screwed down back, in a wooden case, width 60mm; two leather mounted travel alarm clocks; and a lady's gold plated bracelet wristwatch, quartz movement, diameter 16mm
Japy Frères Med D'Honneur a French lacquered brass mantle clock, retailed by Gibson & Co Ltd Belfast, movement number 4075 58, circa 1900, the movement striking hour and half hour on a hammer to a gong, cream enamelled dial with Breguet numerals, outer minute track, Arabic five minute divisions, polychrome floral motif to the center and gilt Louis XIV hands, within a five window vitrine style case, standing on bun shaped feet, the movement signed and numbered by maker, dial signed by retailer, 14 6/8 high
An early 19thC gentleman's pocket watch, having ceramic dial with Arabic Numerals and minute track, signed Briard AU Sap, with Breguet hands and winding aperture A 2 O'clock, having brass plate with elaborately floriatte pierced lock and adjustment dial, white metal case with indistinct marks and bullseye glass
LARGE ARNOLD & DENT GILT BRONZE MANTEL CLOCK CIRCA 1835 the signed circular engine-turned dial with a Roman number chapter and subsidiary 'FAST/SLOW' dial, set in a waisted rococo style case with acanthus scrolls, floral garlands, and a classical mask, surmounted by the figures of Chronos and Ananke; the movement inscribed 'Arnold & Dent London/ 524' 61.5cm high Note: The partnership of Edward J. Dent and John Roger Arnold began in 1830 and lasted ten years. The firm specialised in chronometers and precise clocks and other instruments, and counted amongst their clientele prestigious civic, maritime and scientific organisations. Both Dent and Arnold were prominent clockmakers in London in their own rights prior to the partnership, with a history of important commissions and innovations between them. Dent started trading in 1814, fulfilling important commissions for the Standard Clock at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich and the Great Clock for the Houses of Parliament, known as 'Big Ben'. In 1830 he supplied a marine chronometer to the Beagle, used during Darwin's voyage while researching 'Origin of the Species'. Arnold served as apprentice to his father, a noted 18th century horologist, and to Abraham Louis Breguet, eventually taking over his father's business in 1799. In 1817 he became Master of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers. Clocks produced during the decade long union of Arnold and Dent are of extremely high quality.
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