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Lot 1142
An early 20th century brass lantern clock, with Winterhalder & Hofmeier two-train movement, the dial marked "Jervis". Height 40 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The clock is a two train clock. Both trains wind. The clock is currently ticking away but there does not appear to be a hammer protruding through the top plate of the clock. For some reason this must have been removed. The strike mechanism does make a whirring sound when moved past the hour.
Lot 1129
A French porcelain mantle clock, the dial marked "Marx a Paris", case by Jacob Petit. Height 41 cm, width 38 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The clock dial is damaged around both winding apertures and across the numeral 3. There are numerous small hairline cracks. The tip of the hour pointer is missing. The clock is fully wound on both trains and we have not had it ticking. The porcelain pediment has minor losses to the rose and leaf bocage at the top and another loss to the right hand side of the top bellflower. There is a crack across the swag beneath the portrait and the top of the ribbon ear is slightly rough to touch. Both cornucopias have extensive floral escutcheons and there are numerous small losses to the encrustations on both sides as well as to the small baskets of flowers either side of the dial. The clock case is also very dusty. The base of the case beneath the clock is in generally good condition. The front left hand bottom foot has been detached. There is a foot missing from the centre beneath the cherub panel. All other feet are rubbed at the base.
Lot 1258
A George III mahogany longcase clock by John Smith of Chester, with two-train striking movement and moon phase, the case with swans neck pediment, long trunk door and fluted quarter column corners. Height 240 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: We have the pendulum & weights. The clock appears to be ticking away and does strike when the hands are advanced to the hour. The clock case is in first class condition with no significant issues. The trunk door is only very slightly warped at the bottom left hand corner but in our opinion this is not significant. The remainder of the case is in very good condition and the bracket feet appear original. The backboards are original. The dial and moon phase are in good order and the clock could be used or resold in its current state without the need for any repair or restoration.
Lot 1148
The Royal Geographical Society world clock, 1980, Copyright 1979, the rotating globe raised on a brass column and with wooden plinth. Width 22 cm, height 30 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The clock is in generally good condition with no visible damage, losses, repairs or restoration. The globe does rotate when moved manually. Unfortunately the knurled winding knob at the rear of the clock fully detaches. There is a hole in the cylinder which presumably locates this on a spline in order to allow for winding and movement of the hands. This is not currently possible as the pin is missing. The brasswork is a little discoloured and beginning to tarnish.
Lot 1493
An early 19th century Scottish mahogany longcase clock, with swans neck pediment above the arched painted dial and two-train striking movement, flanked by turned columns, with bowed trunk door and panelled base. CONDITION REPORT: The clock case is in generally extremely good condition. It is a good colour. The doors are not warped. We have the keys and pendulum. The dial is in very good condition as are all of the pointers. The catgut has slipped of the drums on both trains. We do however see any reason why the movement should not be operational. The movement winds as it should.
Lot 1145
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany lyre shaped clock, with single-train movement. Height 26.5 cm, width 15 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The clock case is in very good condition with no visible defects. There are some minor surface marks and scratches but nothing of any significance. The door and dial are in good order. The movement is not currently operating as it is fully wound and the spring from the balance wheel is broken.
Lot 1101
A Victorian skeleton clock, single-train fusee, housed under a glass dome. Overall height 50 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The clock winds and is currently ticking away. The silvered chaptering is in good order. The movement seems fairly clean and all complete. The glass dome is in good condition with only minor nibbles around the foot rim which is usual. The painted base is in good order and has its original brass feet.
Lot 1174
A French brass carriage clock, two-train striking with a gong and with alarm and repeat mechanism. Height excluding carrying handle 13.25 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The clock is fully wound on both trains. The balance wheel does however move when the clock is shaken but only runs for a second or so. The clock is not striking when manually advanced. The alarm pointers and time piece pointers adjust as they should. The repeat mechanism is not currently working. The platform seems to be original. The case is all complete but very dirty and requires a polish. The glass panels are all in good condition as is the dial although there is some rubbing to the Arabic numerals on the alarm.
Lot 1052
A 19th century mahogany single fusee drop dial wall clock, of small size, by John Withers, London. Case diameter 26 cm, height 31 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The clock movement is in extremely good condition and is ticking away as it should. The brass dial is a little tarnished. The clock glass is original and in good order and hinges correctly. The dial is in good order and has probably been re-finished at some point in the last 30 years or so. The case is in very good condition with no issues. The clock could be enjoyed or resold in its current state without the need for any work.
Lot 1149
A late Victorian walnut Vienna style regulator wall clock, with composition horse pediment and two-train striking movement. CONDITION REPORT: The clock case is in generally very good condition with no missing pieces. The glass panels are all in good order. The movement winds on both trains. The clock strikes when manually advanced. The movement seems to be ticking away as it should.
Lot 1175
A large Edwardian mahogany balloon clock, with two-train movement. Height 43 cm, width 31 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The movement appears to be ticking away and striking as it should when advanced. There is no woodworm to the case. We can see no evidence of any significant cracks to the timber. The polish to the case appears a little fresh. We cannot see any numbers etc printed on the movement. The brass bezel is in good order as is the glass. The dial is in generally good condition with only minor surface scratches and marks. The clock winds on both trains. We do not have a key.
Lot 1117
An Edwardian twin fusee mantle clock, with silvered dial, the case raised on four brass ball feet, the movement striking on five gongs. Height 48 cm, width 37 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The clock case is of good colour and patination with no significant issues. The brass feet are original. The door is not warped and opens as it should. The silvered brass dial is in very good condition. The movement is fully wound on both trains. The clock does however seem to strike as it should when the hands are advanced. The clock is currently ticking but stops after about a minute. We have the pendulum but no key.
Lot 1203
A George III oak dresser with clock, the brass faced thirty hour movement signed "J. Norris, Abingdon", the dresser with a series of drawers to the base and raised on legs of rectangular section. Width 152 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This dresser has come directly from a local deceased estate. We have had the clock running and it appears to operate as it should. The cornice is in generally good order. The rack has evidence of old repairs but no significant condition issues. There are one or two loose mouldings but all pieces are present and not detached. The base is in generally good condition and of good colour. There are numerous old scuffs and marks as one would expect. The handles are unlikely to be original but to all intents and purposes go through the original handle holes. The centre drawer has had the drawer, back, sides and base replaced. The legs are all in good condition. The piece is structurally sound. Depth of base 48cm, depth of rack at deepest point 19cm, shallowest 16cm. Overall height 177cm, height to top of base 75.5cm .
Lot 1625
A 19th century mahogany longcase clock by R. Sutton of Whitehaven, with crossbanded case and with two-train striking movement. Height 240 cm, width 66 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The clock case is in reasonable condition. There are however some veneer losses to the hood, trunk and base. The left hand return foot moulding is missing and there are numerous nibbles and scuffs around the base itself. The movement is very dirty. One pointer is missing. The painted dial is a little tired. The seconds hand is missing. The glazed door is loose. The movement and dial are loose. We have not had the clock working.
Lot 1643
An early 19th century regulator, by James Ritchie & Son of Edinburgh, with six pillar single-train movement, with Brocot type escapement, dial diameter 34 cm, the case with brass framed door flanked by quarter round column corners and all raised on short turned feet. Height 214 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This clock is in generally extremely good condition. The hood is in good order. The door is not warped. The glass and brass are original. The dial is in good condition. The movement appears to be ticking away as it should. The main trunk of the clock is in good order. The glazed door is not warped. The plinth has a veneer stress fracture running from top to bottom which is clearly evident. The sides of the piece have minor old scuffs and marks but no significant issues. There is a small repair to the moulding to the right hand top corner of the plinth base. There are one or two minor stress fractures to other sections of the mahogany but no real condition issues. The clock does not really require any repairs or restoration. The movement is generally clean and as stated seems to be ticking away.
Lot 1128
A French gilt metal figural mantle clock, the dial marked "Raingo Freres a Paris", with two-train striking movement. Height 31 cm, width 27 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The clock winds on both trains. It appears to run for approximately 2 minutes then stops and strikes on the half hour and full when advanced. The clock case is in generally good original condition but it is very dusty and dirty. There are two very small blemishes around the winding apertures on the face but otherwise it is in good order.
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