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Click here to subscribeVictorian skeleton clock with single fusee movement, anchor escapement, striking on a bell (bell now lacking), pierced white chapter ring with Roman numerals, in a pierced brass Gothic Cathedral-style frame, on four turned feet and an oval plinth under a glass dome, 39.5cm overall height (pendulum present, key lacking)
19th century 8 day longcase clock with painted arched lunar dial with strawberry spandrels in mahogany case, pendulum and weights present, 238cm highCondition report: General overall condition very good, movement appears to be in working order although we have not had it going. Dial is very clean. Case is good, some veneer missing and areas lifting, hood door pillar capitals are damaged.
18th century oak longcase clock with brass and silvered square dial signed Thomas Evans, Bontuchel, pendulum and two weights present, 220cm highCondition report: General overall condition very good, movement is clean and appears to be in working order, dial is good, some marks to silvering on chapter ring, brass work is dirty. Case is very good, some minor scuffing to left hand side panel and front panel of plinth has small split. Hood good, top corner finials missing.
ENGLISH SCHOOL - 19TH CENTURY; oil on canvas, portrait of Richard Rippon (1767-1835), 126cm x 100cm, framed.PROVENANCE: By descent of the Buckney family. This portrait is featured on Page 49 (Plate 1) of ‘Edward John Dent and his Successors’, by Vaudrey Mercer.Richard Rippon was the cousin of Edward John Dent, the celebrated chronometer and clockmaker responsible for building the largest and most accurate public clock in the world known as Big Ben. Dent learnt his skills as a maker of watches and clocks at the beginning of his career from Richard Rippon, who was an expert watchmaker.Following his death Elizabeth Rippon married Edward John Dent – the founder of E. Dent & Co Ltd. His stepson Frederick William (Rippon) Dent completed the construction of Big Ben.Additional InformationVerso there is a label for 'Conservation Matters' dated 2002/3. Tears to the canvas were carried out by Richard Watkins and the painting was relined onto linen. The frame was conserved by Yvonne Jarzebowska. (Please see images of this label)The painting has some craqueleur, some edge wear, a small white paint spot to the lower right and a small chip to the lower left. The right ear of the sitter may also have some later painting.
GUINNESS; a 1950s advertising illuminated clock 'Guinness time, Guinness is good for you', with chrome mounts, 40 x 36.5cm.Additional InformationScratches, surface wear, the fingers are slightly bent, pitting/scratches to the chrome, there is sellotape which is holding the chrome lid on, this piece will need to be re-wired, we cannot guarantee that this piece is in working order.
ROYAL CROWN DERBY; four pieces decorated in the old Imari 1128 pattern, including a mantel clock with hexagonal face, height 10.5cm (4).Additional InformationThe salt and pepper shakers are without base buttons, light wear to the gilding on each, the clock movement is currently not functioning.
ROYAL ALBERT; a 105 piece part table service and additional items including toaster, telephone, wall clock, each decorated in the 'Old Country Roses' pattern.Additional InformationObviously, due to the high number of items included in this lot, we cannot give a 100% accurate condition report, however, we have looked through the items and there are one or two with minor chips/damage to the edges. A number of the plates with light scratches, a small fraction of the collection are seconds quality.
An early 20th century Continental hard paste porcelain figural clock with circular tin dial with Arabic and Roman numerals beside a maiden clutching a child, with floral encrusted detail, height 29cm, width 29cm, with a gilt metal cake stand with three detachable hand painted porcelain plates, one bearing pseudo Sevres mark to the underside and a modern Delft bottle and stopper decorated with a windmill.Additional InformationThe movement stamped Lenz Kirch to the reverse, wear to the gilding, losses to the floral encrusted decoration, the rims on the cake stand dishes are bent/misshapen, part of the cork is missing on the Delft jar.Wear to gilt metal on the stand, the stand is leaning to one side, only one dish is marked.
WALTHAM; a 14K gold pocket watch, the enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, gross weight 85g, diameter 5cm.Additional InformationThe clock does tick when wound although this is no guarantee of working order, the dial with two hairline cracks and the case with some general scratches and age wear. This is marked 14k to two of the covers.
ANCRE; a seventeen rubis chrome wristwatch, a modern carriage clock (af) and a 935 key wind fob watch (af), also a Casio Edificise wristwatch and G-shock wristwatch.Additional InformationEach item is af, the watches are not working, the carriage clock has been taken to pieces, we cannot guarantee if all the pieces are present, the watch is missing the bezel and face.The Casio Edificise is complete with box, manual and extra links, there is no model no. for this. The G-Shock is complete with box, however no paperwork and no model no.
A late 19th century French engraved brass eight day carriage clock, the enamel dial with Roman numerals and Arab subsidiary seconds dial, the movement with alarm and striking on a bell, in ogee shaped case, height 16cm with handle up.Provenance: from the estate of Stanley Dobbin.Additional InformationThere is no key for this alarm clock therefore we cannot wind it to see if it is currently running, case with general age wear tarnishing and some light scratches.
A late 19th century French brass repeating carriage clock, the enamelled dial with Roman numerals, height including swing handle 18cm, sold with key.Additional InformationWhen wound the clock does appear to run for a short period although this is no guarantee of working order, pitting wear to the case, tarnishing and scuffs.
A circa 1900 French brass carriage clock with swing loop handle above white enamelled dial set with Roman numerals, the cased door numbered 73, stamped 'Made in France' and sold with key, height 15cm.Additional InformationNo guarantee to be in working order although the balance wheel moves freely when gently shaken. Light surface scratches throughout. Rubbing to the metalwork, the door pin has been lost and is replaced with a crude fitting at the moment. A couple of small chips to the corners of the bevelled glass on the back door. Dial appears ok.
JAEGER-LE-COULTRE; a gilt metal cased mantel clock with sixteen jewel movement, height 17cm, complete with box and warranty card.Additional InformationWe offer no guarantee of the working of the clock, the fingers move freely, wear and pitting to the case, the outer box is in poor condition.
A late 19th century French white onyx and gilt metal mounted eight day mantel clock, with Roman numerals set to the enamelled hour markers, central applied mask and panther mask drop rings, height 45cm, with pendulum.Additional InformationThere are a few cracks to the white onyx. There are two cracks to the dial and some of the white enamelled applied numerals appear to have slipped or reattached. There should be painted detail around the chapter ring which is missing. Further painted detail to the front panels, also rubbing but still present. Rubbing to the gilding. Pendulum present.
A late 19th century gilt spelter and white marble eight day mantel clock with Arabic numerals to the painted dial flanked by tapering pillars to invert breakfront base with scrolling feet, height 41cm.Additional InformationSold with a pendulum, a few splits to the case, noticeably to the urn surmount. Dial appears ok, with just light surface scratches. No guarantee to bee in working order. The frame is slightly loose.
A 19th century French jasperware mantel clock with inlaid and applied gilt metal detail, the finial with a maiden seated on a plinth above circular dial set with both Arabic and Roman numerals above gilt metal plinth depicting cherubs in landscape, height 41cm.Additional InformationWe cannot guarantee that the clock is in full working order. It’s pendulum but no key. The dial has some chips at winding apertures and a nick below XII, three hair line cracks also and some scratches. The figure to the top has a poorly repaired break to the neck, a glue repaired break to the left arm and also to the left foot, lacking lyre. Figure is also slightly loose and grubby throughout. Metal plateau to the top of the clock is loose and the clock is grubby throughout. Some small chips and losses to the case.
JAMES WOOD OF LONDON; a fine George III ebonised bracket clock, the swing brass handle above arched silvered dial inscribed 'Song, Paddy Wack/Cotillion/Changes', with a triple fusee movement striking on eight graduated bells beside a further bell with floral engraved back plate and raised on scrolling ormolu feet, height 55cm, width 33cm.Additional InformationThe ormolu feet are later editions, they do not quite fit correctly and one of the feet is detached but present. Above the arched dial there is a small section of the ebony which has split and been re-glued. The pendulum feather is snapped but the pendulum is present. Further splits to the ebony veneer in some areas. We have the key for the case. It is sold with associated modern painted bracket.
WINTERHALDER & HOFMEIER; an impressive Victorian ebonised bracket clock with five applied bronzed metal urn finials and applied detail, flanking the brass face with applied silver dials, the larger dial bearing Roman and Arabic numerals, raised on claw feet, with ebonised bracket, overall height 99cm, with presentation plaque to body.Additional InformationThe presentation reads 'Presented to Mr Samuel Woollam by the Unionists of the South West...of Manchester, in recognition of valuable service rendered during a period of ten years, December 2nd 1891', the case with splits, the finials are slightly loose, there are scuffs, gouges and scratches to the case, wear to the metalwork, the movement looks af, and the chimes are slightly loose/need tightening, complete with pendulum, we offer no guarantee that the clock is in working, losses to the veneer to the reverse, the lock is missing from the door back, a couple of the feet are loose, the bracket with large open splits.
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany lancet topped mantel clock, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals above inlaid panel, raised on brass bun feet, height 32cm, width 22cm, depth 13cm.Additional InformationScratches and scuffs to the case, complete with associated key and pendulum, wear to the silvered dial, we offer no guarantee that the clock is in working order.
An Edwardian walnut balloon mantel clock with inlaid panel, the circular enamel dial set with Roman numerals, raised on four ball feet, with French movement.Additional InformationThe case with large split, numerous chips to the enamel, a couple of the feet are loose, knocks and losses to the frame.
A 19th century French Sèvres mounted ormolu eight day mantel clock, the enamelled dial set with Roman numerals and movement striking in a bell, two of the porcelain mounts with indistinct wording verso, height 27cm, with pair of gilt metal side ornaments, with key and pendulum (3).Additional InformationWe can not guarantee that the clock is in full working order. With pendulum and key. Enamel dial lightly grubby and with two hair line cracks running from the left winding aperture to the edge. case with general age wear tarnishing and grubby. Serves type mounts ok but with some rubbing to paint and gilding. Non-matching urns with age wear tarnishing / light marks to the surface, the bases with dust, wear to material and chips to edge.
ELLIOT; a 1950s walnut cased chiming mantel clock, with gilt dial , with applied silvered chapter ring, raised on bracket feet, height 23cm, width 29cm.Additional InformationComplete with associated key, water damage to the feet, when wound the clock appears to tick although this is no guarantee of working order.
E.C. KEMP & CO LEICESTER; a 19th century eight day fusee wall clock, the circular dial with Roman numerals, diameter 39cm.Additional InformationClock comes with pendulum but no key, dial with some grubby marks, general light surface scratches and a chip at the digit 4, case with general light wear.
A walnut and stained beech Vienna regulator wall clock, the enamel dial with Roman numerals chapter ring and subsidiary seconds with movement striking on a gong, the lower section with a Victorian engraved presentation plate, height 127cm.Additional InformationCase with general age wear and scuffs throughout consistent with age and use, we cannot guarantee that the clock is in full working order.
A walnut Vienna regulator, the enamel Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds, with eight day movement striking on a gong and supporting two brass weights, height 118cm.Additional InformationGeneral light age wear consistent with age and use but overall appearance ok, we cannot guarantee that the clock is in full working order.
An 18th century eight day longcase clock, the brass dial with applied pierced mask heads and scrolling detail, with silvered chapter ring with both Arabic and Roman numerals with subsidiary dial and with chased decoration to the centre, in a heavily carved oak case with scrolling floral decoration raised on bracket feet, height 230cm, complete with pendulum and weights.
An early to mid 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded eight day longcase clock, the broken swan neck pediment above brass dial set with silver chaptering signed 'Witherston, Hereford' with date aperture above a case with short door flanked by fluted corner pilasters to a moulded plinth base, height 218cm.
A 19th century oak cased eight day longcase clock, the brass dial set with Arabic and Roman numerals and signed George Brownless (various spellings recorded) Junior of Staindrop, further signs through upper section 'Gulielmus Dickinson', with subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture and applied spandrels, the case with foliage and shell carved detail throughout raised on ogee bracket feet, with two pendulums, approx 207 x 55cm.Additional InformationNot tested, no guarantee of working order. General wear to case including some small chips, scratches, abrasions, knock etc including chip and loss to moulding of hood, dial with scratches and tarnish, spandrels and hands replaced as is usual.
A 19th century mahogany cased longcase clock, the painted dial with moon phase subsidiary dial, the dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary minutes dial, in a flame mahogany case with inlaid decoration, raised on bracket feet, height 225cm, complete with pendulum and two weights.Additional InformationMissing the centre finial, the case with split to the front and sides, door is split, losses to the veneer. The dial with craquelure, the dial is also signed Whitehaven.
W. MORTON CAMNETHAN; a Scottish 19th century eight day longcase clock, the painted dial decorated with figures in interior scenes with farm hands in landscape settings, surrounding the circular dial painted with Roman numerals with subsidiary dials, in a mahogany case, the rectangular door flanked by five columns, the hood with carved arched detail, height 225cm, complete with key, pendulum and weight.
An early 19th century and later mahogany eight day longcase clock, the engraved brass dial with date aperture and subsidiary dial within silvered Roman numeral chapter ring and movement striking on a bell, height 229cm.Additional InformationThe case is probably early Victorian however the dial and the ship detailing are probably later. Case with expected age wear scuffs and scratches throughout consistent with age and use. Lacking bracket feet. Not tested, no guarantee of working order.
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