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Lot 2008
A late 18th century oak longcase clock with a 29cm brass and silvered dial, signed with a plaque 'John Taylor, Manchester', with subsidiary seconds, the centre engraved with scrolling leaves, Roman numerals, mask and leafy spandrels, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a saucer bell, the case with a caddy hood above a leaf carved frieze, turned hood columns, the trunk with a shaped long door, raised upon a plinth base with two weights and a pendulum, 201cm (illustrated)
Lot 709
The following lots come from Golf Tour Caddie and Author Ian Wright – Seve`s Caddy from 1986 . 1989 Official European Ryder Cup team signed caddy`s bib – worn by Ian Wright, Seve Ballesteros caddie and signed to both the front and back by all the European team together with the Captain and Vice captain to incl Seve Ballesteros, Tony Jacklin, Jose-Maria Olazabal, Bernhard Langer, Christy O`Connor, Nick Faldo, Bernard Gallacher on the one side and Mark James, Sam Torrance, Howard Clark, Ian Woosnam, Gordon Brand, Ronan Rafferty and Canizares on the other side – note only two bibs were allocated to each caddy hence a rare piece of Ryder Cup history which saw Ryder Cup reach a fever pitch never seen before and has carried on in the same vain ever since. Note: this was the 3rd successive European success in the Ryder Cup drawing the match 14-14 and retaining the cup – comes with signed letter of provenance from Ian Wright
Lot 735
2x Royal Liverpool Golf Club related large foursomes golf photographs c. 1890s –to incl Hon H S Finch Hatton (Royal Liverpool Golf Club) watching and putting out with caddy holding the 13th green flag – both by E Hawkins and on original photographers mount – overall 13.5 x 16" plus a magazine extract featuring The Hon H S Finch Hatton from The Sportsman series c. 1895 (3)
Lot 766
Collection of golfing related silver ware to incl 2x tea spoons with crossed golf club handles and engraved to each bowl C.C.G.C. both hallmarked Birmingham 1958 together with 2x American Sterling Silver golfing bar brooches to incl a caddy figure stamped with reg no 3478 and another golfing scene in relief (missing small pin latch – please handle with care) (4)
![A GEORGE IV SILVER CADDY SPOON WITH FIG SHAPED BOWL [LONDON] 1820 AND A SILVER CONDIMENT LADLE 1806, 1 OZ](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10086/2899583/53-201411612265_468x382.jpg)
Lot 563
A suitcase containing a miscellaneous collection including a military tin helmet, a truncheon, a Crawford & Sons tea caddy with printed detail, a set of Georgian balance scales and embroiders smoker`s cap, an Egyptian gown together with a small vintage leather suitcase containing a small selection of Edwardian and other children`s books
Lot 827
Valentine Downs, Louth, an oak longcase clock: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours on a bell, the twelve-inch brass break-arch dial having a raised chapter ring engraved with black Roman numerals and half-hour fleur-de-lys markings, the matted dial centre with engraved decoration, an inset subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, cast brass c-scroll spandrels to the four corners and blued steel hands, the arch having a boss engraved with the makers name Vale. Downs, Louth and further c-scroll spandrels, the oak flat-topped case having fretwork panels above the dial, applied three-quarter columns to the trunk, a shaped top to the door, shaped plinth to the base, with a shallow caddy to the top of the hood, height: 207cm. * Biography Valentine Downs is recorded as working in Louth, Lincolnshire circa 1791.
Lot 833
John Hallifax, Barnsley, a walnut wheel barometer: the six-inch arched brass dial with engraved spandrels, a matted and engraved centre and engraving to the arch either side of a silvered boss engraved Jno Hallifax, Barnsley, Invt. & Fecit, the silvered chapter ring calibrated with the weather indications and three varying scales; barometric inches from 28-30, then divided into tenths on the centre ring, with the inner aspect engraved from 1 - 30 and used to assist in the setting of the manual dial to the trunk, with a single blued-steel counter-poised hand, the trunk set with a separate silvered recording dial engraved with the same three scales and with a single manually set blued-steel hand, the walnut veneered case with boxwood and ebony stringing to the base, trunk and hood, with a moulded tapered base, the hood with a caddy top surmounted by two turned wood finials in the form of urns, with three quarter columns either side of the glazed hood door, height: 134.5cm. * Biography. John Hallifax of Barnsley was a renowned maker of clocks and barometers. He was born in Springthorpe, Lincolnshire in 1694, the son of a vicar, moving to Barnsley in 1711, possibly after the death of his father, where he was established as a clockmaker. He died in 1750 and the regard to which he was held is evident in the inscription on his tombstone which reads `Whose abilities and virtue few in these times have attained. His art and industry were such as his ingenious inventions will be a lasting monument of his merit -- such as recommended him to the favour and esteem of all good men that knew him`. He had two sons, both of whom became clockmakers. * Literature. Nicholas Goodison `English Barometers and their Makers` 1680 - 1860, page 157; Edwin Banfield `Barometers, Wheel or Banjo`, figs 13-17; R.W.Symonds `Dictionary of English Furniture` 2nd edition, fig.14. * Notes. A similar example formed part of the Samuel Messer Collection of English Furniture, Clocks & Barometers sold at Christie`s, King Street, London on the 5th of December 1991; Lot 12, hammer price £32,000.
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