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A Drew & Sons, Piccadilly Circus, London Silver Mounted Folding Pocket Knife, the steel frame with silver grip scales hallmarked for Sheffield 1898 and engraved with initials A.R-G, set with a hoof pick, corkscrew, screw pin, button hook, tapering triangular bradawl, two graduating knife blades and a file/chisel
A seventeenth century style oak wainscot chair, the back carved with lion & unicorn crest flanked by rose & thistle with similar panel below depicting birds, cornucopia, fruit, leaves and insects flanking a sun, the back surmounted by fluted ball finials having downswept arms carved in a similar manner, supported on fluted columns with solid seat raised on turned legs with moulded chisel carved stretchers.
A Victorian mahogany domestic wall regulator. Unsigned, late 19th century. The four pillar movement with deadbeat escapement, Harrison’s maintaining power and invar rod pendulum with cylindrical tall alloy bob incorporating brass compensation tube, the 14 inch circular cream painted Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds dial and bearing inscription QUEENS COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE to centre, with steel spade hands and cast brass bevel-glazed bezel with canted inner edge, the case with circular moulded dial surround to hood above concave moulding with plain frieze to throat and bevel-glazed rectangular caddy moulded door flanked by canted angles to trunk, the chisel-shaped foot with applied rectangular panel decoration, 173cm (68ins) high.
LB&SCR 14" oak cased drop dial chisel bottom fusee Clock No 1173B. The chain driven fusee movement appears to be in working order but has not been tested. The back of the plate is stamped `GBE` and the oak case is complete with its original cast bezel with the back of the box stamped `1173 B`. The pendulum bob is also stamped `1173`. The dial has been painted but would benefit from a repaint. Most of the original lettering, including 1173 B, is still discernible. The SR clock records show that this clock was originally supplied for use at London Bridge station and was then transferred to the CME department at Ashford (Kent). A nice example that would benefit from sympathetic restoration.
A Great Western Railway (later British Railways) mahogany drop-dial wall clock, by Skarratt of Worcester, the 12-inch circular cream painted dial with black Roman numerals, with a four pillar single fusee movement, the case with a chisel base, the interior with applied plaque "B.R - W.R / 4972", complete with pendulum and key, 65cm high.
A mid-19th century gavel and chisel for launching the three masted barque, H.M.S. "Aboukir" launched from Devonport Dockyard, 4th April 1848 with an original label giving the dimensions of the ship, the chisel blade with inscription "Aboukir mighty guns launched 4th April 1848 M...Louis" within original mahogany box, width of box 28cm. Note: H.M.S. Aboukir was converted to steam in 1858. She formed part of the Channel Squadron under Sir Charles Freemantle and from 1864 was stationed in Jamaica, initially as the flagship of Commodore Hugh Dunlop. She was sold there for breaking in 1868. (See illustration)
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