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Lot 753
A George III mahogany eight-day longcase clock, Skinner, Exeter, the 12 inch breakarched and engraved brass dial with date sector and subsidiary seconds ring, comical figure spandrels emblematic of the four seasons, an eagle and TEMPUS FUGIT to the arch, the hood with arched cornice and fretwork frieze above brass mounted fluted pillars, the trunk enclosed by a figured ogee arched full length door flanked by pilasters, on panelled base, pendulum and weights, 222cm h
Lot 729
A George III walnut eight-day longcase clock, Benjamin Fieldhouse, Leominster, No 355, the 12 inch brass breakarched dial with matted centre, date sector and subsidiary seconds ring, crown spandrels, signature disc to the arch, the hood with arched cavetto pediment and fretwork on plain pilasters, the trunk enclosed by figured full-length and flat arched door, pendulum and weights, 215cm hSome minor chips , losses and old small repair to case/hood.Some signs of old minor worm damage. Replacement lock/hinges to case. Clock is working but in need of some attention for correct running
Lot 745
A George III oak eight-day longcase clock, John Benjamin Cole, Barbican London, the 11.5 inch breakarched silvered dial with subsidiary rings for seconds and dates, STRIKE/SILENT ring to the arch, the breakarched hood with fretted pediment and finials on brass mounted plain pillars, the trunk enclosed by full-length door, pendulum and weights, 121cm h
Lot 689
A French ormolu globe clock, late 19ths/early 20th c, the blue painted sphere of the heavens applied with gilt brass roman numerals and star, dart hands and bell striking movement, supported by three children on statuary marble pedestal, gilt brass base, pendulum, 51cm hSome rubbing to gilding. Chips to paint around edge of door, marble base in good condition
Lot 691
A French gilt lacquered brass mounted Boulle bracket clock, Gille l’Aine a Paris, late 19th c, in Louis XV style, the cast dial with enamel numeral plaques and signature tablet, gong striking movement, the pendulum with sunburst bob, in arched case with stepped pediment surmounted by the figure of Putto and shell and foliage appliques on a ground of red stained horn and a similar Boulle plinth, 59cm h (2)
Lot 760
A George III mahogany eight-day longcase clock, Chamlley, Newcastle, the 13 inch breakarched and painted dial with brass ringed winding squares, date sector and subsidiary seconds ring, flower spandrels, lunar work to the arch, the hood with swan neck pediment and gilt blue-backed glass, brass mounted fluted pillars, the trunk enclosed by a crossbanded door flanked by conforming brass mounted pilasters, pendulum and weights, 227cm h
Lot 726
A George III oak eight-day longcase clock, David Paterson, Sunderland, the 12 inch brass breakarched dial with matted centre, ringed winding holes, date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial in faceted surround with rococo spandrels, painted lunar work to the arch with two indicators, flat topped hood with cavetto cornice on plain pilasters, the trunk enclosed by a full-length breakarched and moulded door, pendulum and weights, 217cm h
Lot 838
A German oak bracket clock, 19th c, with arched top silvered dial, the brass movement stamped Gustav Becker, pendulum and key, 42cm h and a later carved oak mantle clock, enamel dial flanked by twin pilasters, 28cm h (2) Arch top clock case with considerable water damage and losses to veneerSmaller clock with stains to dial
Lot 338
A large wall clock in the Art Deco style, veneered in burr walnut with further walnut banding, of stepped squared form with chromium and ebonised corners, the 14” dial with large applied Arabic numerals, with Smith’s electronic movement, 53 x 53cm together with a similar simpler wall clock (2)
Lot 333
David Bouquet, LondonA rare silver clock-watch with alarmCirca 1660-1665.The 8cm diameter gilt-brass dial has a silver chapter ring read from a tulip-shaped blued steel hour hand on the engraved silver alarm disc.The gilt-brass top plate is signed D Bouquet London with silver rosette-engraved countwheel and a similarly engraved mainspring silver disc and (later) balance wheel regulation disc, the balance cock is pierced and engraved and is now secured with a blued steel screw. The movement has gilt-brass circular plates secured by four engraved vase-shaped pillars, verge escapement, engraved going barrel for the strike train with a single steel hammer striking the hours on a large bell, a smaller spring barrel powers the alarm train.The silver case has three shuttered winding holes in the base and the band is pierced and elaborately engraved with flower heads and a pair of hounds chasing a stag, the top and tail of the case is further engraved with a fine bearded man’s head. The outer tooled leather protecting case has a faded red velvet lining and brass fittings.9cm. diameter silver case10cm diameter outer protecting caseProvenanceBy family repute the watch was originally owned by Sir Matthew Hale (1609-1676), and thence by descent through the same family to the present day. Matthew Hale was an influential barrister and judge who served throughout the reigns of Charles I, Oliver Cromwell and King Charles II. He was also a member of Parliament for Gloucestershire.DAVID BOUQUETDavid bouquet senior d. 1665 was an exceptional watchmaker of French heritage. He was admitted to the Clockmakers’ Company in 1632 and is recorded as being an Assistant to the Clockmakers’ Company until 1665. Examples of his watches exist in the British Royal Collection, the British Museum and the Clockmakers’ Company Collection, Science Museum.
Lot 850
19th century Turkish market lantern clock by Thomas Moore, London together with a later wall bracket. The arched dial signed, with ornate spandrels, circular brass chapter ring with Turkish dagger numerals, two hands, verge escapement striking on bell with pendulum and brass covered weight. The case with engraved Turkish crescents and floral engraving on ball feet. The clock 36cm high
Lot 853
Jaeger-LeCoultre 'Mystery' desk clock of enlarged pocket watch form with signed glass and movement, gilt brass case with integral foot, 20cm highGeneral overall condition very good, movement appears to be in working order but we have not had it running for any period of time and therefore cannot comment on its accuracy. No box or carrying case.
Lot 870
19th century regulator longcase clock in mahogany domed case and glazed door with circular silvered dial with subsidiary hour and seconds dials, complete with mercury pendulum and brass cased weight and small key, 183cm highGeneral overall condition quite good, movement is dirty, we have not had it fully assembled or running and cannot confirm if it is in full working order, the mercury pendulum leaks through the top, dial is dirty and measures 11½ inches diameter, inside the outer rim and 12 3/8th inches including outer rim. Case is good, some scuffs and marks, no major damage, there is a hinged door in the top of the case, door glass is marked in places, mirror back is marked in places, there is no beat scale and movement has Harrison's maintaining power. There is no proper winding key only an old carriage key and there are no door keys. See additional images.
Lot 854
Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clock with signed glass and movement in gilded brass framed case 23cm highSerial number 652296 - General overall condition good, case is clean, some minor scratching, movement appears to be working but we have not had it running for any period of time and cannot confirm if it is in full working order. There is no paperwork, box or carrying case.
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