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Click here to subscribeA pair of gilt bronze mounted painted opaline glass table lamps with twin scroll handles and square bases, height, 33cm, one other bronze pedestal urn table lamp cast with vines and deer heads, a brass corinthian column table lamp, all fitted for electricity, and the broken fragments of an inlaid marble table top, ( 5).
Croft, London A George III bracket clock, the mahogany case with gilt bronze mounts, finials and beading, the arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring and strike/silent, inscribed 'Croft, London', the twin fusee movement with pull repeat and verge escapement, striking on a bell, the back plate ornately engraved, 54cm high (top of handle) x 29cm wide x 20cm deep
Joseph Catherwood, London A gilt bronze mantel clock, now with an associated three train musical movement, striking the hours on eight bells, the musical movement playing cotillan/ minuet/gavotte and song tunes, 43cm. Joseph Catherwood (circa 1775-1825) is little recorded but is known to have been a close associate of Aynsworth Thwaites, the leading London supplier of spring clocks at the end of the 18th century. Catherwood is recorded as working in Bunhill Row most of his life. Items bearing his name vary from watches, clocks for the Spanish and Eastern markets, as well as one of the finest longcase regulators of the late 18th century, on view in the British Museum.
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