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Click here to subscribeA pair of brass andirons, 19th/20th century, in mid 18th century English style, with wrythen fluted finial, 27cm high and various other metalware, treen and bygones to include a black forest postman’s alarm wall clock movement, hexagonal steel porch lantern, blowlamp, etc Variable condition. Andirons in good condition
An English basket top ebony clock, Henry Massy London, c1700, the brass dial with matted centre, date aperture, signature and mock pendulum aperture, rudimentary ringed winding hole and silvered chapter ring, having masked spandrels, the quarter repeating verge movement chiming on six bells, with pull quarter repeat, engraved backplate signed beneath the full length figure of Britannia framed by scrolling foliage and the wheatear border, in basket topped case with gilt brass finials, handle and repousse mounts, bob pendulum, 38cm high excluding handle Provenance: Derek Roberts, Tonbridge, 2 May 1986, £5750. Sold with photocopy of original receipt and correspondence In the same fully restored condition as at the time of acquisition in 1986
An English basket top ebony clock, Nicholas Massy, dated 1686, the 17cm brass dial with matted centre, date aperture, plain winding squares, silvered chapter ring, S/N above XII, the signature Nicholas Massy beneath VI, cherub spandrels, the verge movement with pull quarter repeat on three bells, the barrels each dated 1686, the backplate engraved with tulips and scrolling foliage, the case with high repousse gilt brass basket, bird headed handle and four finials, on brass bun feet, bob pendulum and two keys, 40cm h Provenance: Derek Roberts, Tonbridge, Kent, 26 April 1986, £6250. Sold with photocopies of invoice and correspondence In the same good restored condition as when purchased from the well known dealer by the later owner in 1986
An English mahogany bracket clock, Edward Pashler, London, c1775, the breakarched brass dial with matted centre, date and signature apertures, pierced hands and silvered chapter ring, subsidiary strike/silent ring to the arch, having rococo spandrels, the quarter chiming movement with eight bells, pull repeat and verge escapement, chinoiserie engraved backplate and brackets, in figured pagoda topped case with brass finials, handles and ogee feet, 59cm h Provenance: Derek Roberts, Tonbridge Kent, 20 September 1985, £4950. Sold with photocopy of the original receipt In the same professionally restored condition as at the time of acquisition in 1985
An oak eight day longcase clock, Roger Lee Leicester, early 18th c, the 11½" brass dial with profusely engraved centre, subsidiary seconds ring, ringed winding squares and date aperture, pierced hands, silvered chapter ring and mask spandrels, five pillar movement, the case with ogee pediment and ogee trunk door, on stepped base, pendulum and two iron weights, 205cm h excluding later finials Provenance: Dorothy Taylor, Leicester, September 1985, £3500 According to notes left by Dr Wakely, Miss Taylor bought the present clock in 1985; prior to this it was in the same family from 1787, who had occupied a farmhouse at Billesdon from then until 1965, and were subsequently at Birstall, 1965-85 Dial and movement original to the case, seconds hand replaced, hours and minute hands apparently original or at least contemporary, case backboard replaced, elm stepped base replaced
White (George) ‘ English Lantern Clocks, illustrated, dust jacket, Woodbridge 1989 and other principal works of reference on antique clocks, to include Clutton & Daniels ‘ Watches, T Robinson ‘ The Longcase Clock, P G Dawson (et al) - Early English Clocks, C N Ponsford ‘ Devon Clocks and Clockmakers, C Jagger- Royal Clocks and others (15) and Antiquarian Horological Society ‘ Antiquarian Horology (35 approx)
A mahogany eight day longcase clock, Robert Storer London, late 18th c, the 10½" breakarched brass dial with matted centre, oval silvered tablet inscribed Robt Storer London, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, silvered chapter ring, strike / silent ring to the arch, pierced hands and rococo spandrels, in pagoda topped case with fluted pillars and breakarched, flame figured moulded door to the trunk, on panelled base and bracket feet, pendulum and two brass sleeved weights, 229cm h Provenance: Hoffman, January 1976, £1425 Horizontal veneer crack across base panel, otherwise good restored condition as when supplied by the clock dealer concerned in 1976
A Scottish mahogany and line inlaid eight-day longcase clock, James Gray, Kinross, c1820, the 14" painted dial with twin subsidiary dials and pierced gilt hands, the figured trunk with arched door flanked by pilasters, on crossbanded, stepped base, pendulum and two lead weights, 211cm h Provenance: H J L Viney & Daughter Limited, Winchester, February 1962, £36 10s 0d Glass in door cracked, paint on dial flaking and rubbed, case lightly re-polished, minor vertical veneer shrinkage crack to base
the inverted bell top case with handle and four pineapple finials, above 7inch (18cm) silvered dial, signed in the arch 'Chas Puckridge London', strike/silent lever at 3 o clock, date aperture, twin fusee movement now with 20th century anchor escapement and pendulum, on ogee gilt feet45cm high (handle folded), 32cm wideProvenance:Property from a Suffolk country houseFootnote: Charles Puckridge - apprenticed 1763, Free of the clockmakers Company 1776 - 1805.Condition report: currently working, but not tested for any great length of time.
the 11inch (28cm) circular silvered dial signed 'Heywood London', the six pillar movement with shaped plates, six spoke wheels, wooden rod pendulum with large bob, the front plate marked for Handley and Moore and numbered 1465, the hood with brass finial above arched trunk door upon a plinth base,200cm high, 49cm wideThe estate of the late Robert MilesFootnote: George Handley and John Moore were former apprentices of John Thwaites who went into partnership in 1798. The partnership continued until 1824 when Handley died, after which Moore continued alone. William Heywood is recorded as working in King Street, Covent Garden 1807-10, and at Goodge Street from 1815-42.Condition report: Had been working OK for several days. But now moved into the saleroom for viewing, does not work for long, as needs levelling properly. Has case key and winding key. See photos for general condition. A pretty clock.
Singer, Boy George 16x12 colour presentation photo whilst performing with matted signed card. George Alan O'Dowd, known professionally as Boy George, is an English singer, songwriter, DJ, fashion designer, photographer and record producer. He is the lead singer of the pop band Culture Club. At the height of the band's fame, during the 1980s, they recorded global hit songs such as "Karma Chameleon", Do You Really Want to Hurt Me and "Time (Clock of the Heart). George is known for his soulful voice and his androgynous appearance. He was part of the English New Romantic movement which emerged in the late 1970s to the early 1980s. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
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