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Lot 3400
An Edwardian silver mantel timepiece, 5cm convex enamel dial inscribed Page, Keen & Page, Plymouth, Roman and subsidiary Arabic numerals, 8-day key-wound movement with platform escapement, flattened lancet case with ball finial, ring handles to sides, skirted base, 18.5cm high, Douglas Clock Co, Birmingham 1903
Lot 3398
An early 20th century spelter 'Diana' mystery timepiece, she stands, holding combined movement and pendulum aloft in her right hand, on turned ebonised plinth, the back-wound timepiece having an enamel dial, Arabic chapter, gridiron pendulum, 36cm overall, c. 1920s The patent for this kind of clock was taken out in 1909 by Junghans & Haller, but most timepieces of this type date from ther period following the Great War. Some were also made in the USA by Ansonia and were available post World War II Condition Report: Head of figure broken but not detached at neck.
Lot 3393
A Neo-Renaissance style chrome plated mantel clock, 11cm dial with Roman numerals, twin-winding holes, Japy Freres 14-day movement striking on a bell, the case crested by a piping putto and cast with masks, shells, scrolls, flowers and diapers, fluted columns to angles, lion paw feet, 43cm high, first half 20th century
Lot 3386
A French Second Empire gilt metal and black marble figural mantel clock, 8cm enamel dial inscribed Hry. Marc A Paris, Roman numerals, twin winding holes, 14-day movement signed and numbered 22317, the case cast with a Renaissance huntsman and his hound, the base with an urn and scrolling acanthus, 39cm high, c.1860
Lot 3387
A French Third Republic boulle drum head mantel clock, 10cm enamel dial inscribed Connell, Paris, Roman numerals, twin winding holes, 14-day movement with visble Brocot escapement, the case veneered overall in cotre-partie, glazed pendulum chamber, plinth base, 43cm high, c.1880 William Connell (1817-1869) was a London maker who was sucvceeded by his son William George, who was also a prominent London retailer of clocks who also had a shop in Paris in 1881
Lot 98
A late 19th century archaising walnut veneer and gilt metal mantel clock, the drum case raised on an elaborate veneered pine aedicule consisting of a shaped base with scumbled top, supporting two pairs of alabaster columns with entasis and gilt metal Corinthian capitals, shaped frieze and cornice, segmental pediments, all with applied stamped relief gilt metal decoration, centred by a mask, the monstrance pendulum appearing below behind a painted wooden reserve simulating a curtain, a bas relief gilt metal figure of Apollo in front of a mirror back, the brass dial with Arabic chapter, engine turned bezel, the associated fourteen day French movement striking on a gong, 24in (61cm). Condition Report: Case missing an element to the upper part; damage to top of one column with other minor damage to case, dial silvering rubbed off, glass missing.
Lot 8
A Regency flame mahogany long case clock, arched painted 33cm dial, Arabic chapter, date aperture, lion to arch, floral spandrels, gilt hands signed W Roar/Whitby, thirty hour movement striking on a bell, the hood with swan neck pediment with brass paterae, centred by urn finial, turned columns, shaped trunk door flanked by fluted quarter columns, 203cm high, c.1820 William Raw was working at Whitby was born 1791, apprenticed 1805-1811, and was working 1813-1858, subscribing to Young's 'History of Whitby' in 1817
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