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Lot 50
A Scandinavian Art Deco Macassar ebony wall clock, 1930s, decorated with marquetry inlay depicting dancing figures and ‘Dagen, Natten’, (Day, Night),42cm wide36cm highCondition ReportThe movement winds but does not run upon test. The case with loss to the veneer. The front with scuffs and scratches. No associated key present. The hands with tarnish. Additional images uploaded.
Lot 701
Good quality late 19th century French repeating carriage clock in ormolu case with ornate gilt and porcelain dial, Paris marked movement striking on gong half hour and hours with repeat button, in ornate floral scroll decorated case 20.5cm high with keyGood original running condition, some light wear to gilding of case and generally dirty
Lot 702
Early 20th century French ormolu Pendule d'Officer mantel clock with circular white enamel dial, cylinder movement striking on gong signed Samuel Marti in ornate classical decorated ormolu case with serpent ring handle, 21cm high with keyIn good running condition ( not tested for timekeeping) some wear to gilding and generally dirty
Lot 703
1970s stylish Grant MacDonald silver and malachite desk clock of drum form with cast rustic border, dagger-shaped hands with key stem (broken from movement) (HM Grant MacDonald London 1972) 10.5cm high. Sold with period promotional photograph when new and biographical detailsIt has battery movement . The case and dial are in good order
Lot 709
Fine quality large 19th century French ormolu clock garniture by Lerolle à Paris with Sèvres-style porcelain panels, the clock mounted with three classical female figures and cherub emblematic of spring and summer, the dial painted with cherubs and trophy of musical instruments and quiver of arrows, cylinder movement signed by maker and striking on bell (pendulum and key present), 64 cm wide and 47cm high, the pair of candlebra with putti supports and with painted cherubs and musical trophies 50cm high.An identical model, in cleaned condition, was sold at a Sotheby during the 'Freddy Mercury Auction', with a result of £17.780,00. https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2023/freddie-mercury-a-world-of-his-own-at-home/a-louis-xvi-style-gilt-bronze-and-sevres-style Good original condition, the clock runs ( not tested for timekeeping), the case has some wear to the gilding and is generally dirty, the harvest figure is missing a scythe from her hand, the porcelain dial and panels are in good order. The pair of candlelabra are in good original order. They are generally dirty and one small lower porcelain panel has a small chip. Please see the extra images on our website
Lot 711
Good quality 19th century French Louis XVI-style ormolu cartel clock with paste set pendulum ring, painted porcelain dial with floral swag decoration, cylinder movement striking on bell, ornate ormolu case with eagles head, laurel leaf and ribbon decoration 86cm highCase and dial in good original order , some tarnishing to case , movement difficult to test as the suspension ribbon at top of case is missing one screw thread and therefore is very difficult to set up . The case 40 cm wide at the widest point
Lot 721
20th Century French carriage clock by L’Epee, the white enamelled dial with Roman and Arabic numerals and calendar day and date and alarm dial to the eight day two train movement striking and repeating on a gong in gilt brass case, 19.5cm high, with keySadly not running but in good cosmetic order
Lot 398
A rare Tournai Chelsea-decorated clock case, c.1760-65, modelled with Cupid above a sleeping maiden, watched by a figure draped in a yellow robe, the rococo scrolling picked out in puce, gilt and turquoise scrolls, gold anchor mark, some small restorations, 25.5cm.Cf. The Metropolitan Museum, Accession No. 54.147.28 for the same model.There were strong links between the Belgian Tournai factory and the Chelsea factory in London, with modellers and decorators working at both concerns and influencing shape and decoration in each place. It is possible that some Tournai pieces, brought to London perhaps as inspiration, were decorated at Chelsea. The colours on this piece being more typical of the London concern.
Lot 133
A WWI aircraft brass cockpit clock holder, with beveled glass window, the front released by a spring button, the back marked "AP302", diameter 4½". GC, the clock was designed to be easily removed because if a pilot had to make a forced landing and returned without it he received a fine. £60-80
Lot 110
A late 19th century brass leather cased travelling carriage clock with skeleton movement and key. Inscribed 'C Guillemin & Cie, Port-Louis-Maurice' both on the white enamel face of clock and red ribbon to the inside of the lid of the case, etched 8845N+ to base. Clock H.8.7 (w/o handle)W.6.6 D.5.8cm, case H.11 W.8.5 D.8cm.
Lot 290
Pendulum clock - Charles X period pendulum clock, adorned with finely carved bronze capitals, round sheet metal dial numbered. Bronze pendulum and wooden case entirely inlaid with floral motif. Rosewood with small signs of lived experience. Mechanics to be revised. Dimensions: Height 52.5, Width 26, Depth 14.
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