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Lot 14
A Victorian rosewood clock by W N Farnham of Lyme Regis, the single fusee movement seated behind a painted dial with Roman numerals, minute track and Poire hands, in a drop-dial case with plinth mounted as a mantel clock 46cm high. Provenance: The vendor`s father was Lord Lister`s gardener. The clock was formerly in the stable block at Lyme Regis.
Lot 390
GARRETT - LONDON (possibly Charles or John) A LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY LONGCASE CLOCK, having period 11" dial with cast spandrels, subsidiary seconds, 8-day mechanism with anchor escapement, in a later case richly embellished with marquetry, ha ving moulded pediment, flank pilasters with brass capitals and a waist panel door, on plinth with moulded base, 1.99m
Lot 71
A late 19c Austrian mantel clock in the form of a miniature longcase clock. The oak case has swan neck pediments to the hood and the 4" square dial is flanked by turned columns. The trunk has turned quarter columns and it, and the base, have central carved panels. The square brass dial has brass spandrels and a silvered chapter ring and the Leuzkirch two train movement strikes hours and halves on a gong, 19" tall overall
Lot 73
A late 19c French mantel clock in ornate cast brass case, the stepped and curved base having cast paw feet and decorated with swags, masks, columns and fretwork. The 4"diam dial has applied enamel numeral plaques and the clock is surmounted by a cast brass urn supported by a ring of columns. The movement is rack striking on a gong and is stamped for Achille Brocot, 19" tall overall
Lot 76
A late 19c French mantel clock in tarnished gilt spelter case. The drum containing the movement is supported on the heads of two putti mounted on a stepped decorated base. The base is mounted with blue porcelain plaques and the dial is of blue porcelain with a cherub to its centre. The clock is surmounted with a blue porcelain urn. The movement is rack striking on a bell, 17" tall overall
Lot 77
A late 19c French column clock, the clock in a gilt brass drum supported on two white marble columns on an oval white marble base. The 3.5" diam white enamel dial has Arabic numerals with floral swags between and fancy gilt hands. It is marked Bertonneau Gognard, Malesherbes and the case has gilt metal feet, capitals and column bases and cast gilt floral swags around the drum. The pendulum is a gilt sunburst and the movement is countwheel striking on a bell, 14" tall overall
Lot 78
A late 19c French carriage clock in glazed brass one piece case. The single train movement has a replaced modern platform escapement and a plain white rectangular dial with Roman numerals and moon hands. It is contained in a Morocco covered travelling box, the clock 6" tall with handle raised
Lot 79
A late 19c French mantel clock in bronzed brass and ormolu case comprising the 3.5" diam clock drum surmounted by a pair of doves on a gilt floral swag which is all supported on a bronzed brass stand with stepped curved base and all mounted with ormolu neoclassical mounts. The 3" diam white enamel dial has tumbling Arabic numerals with outer minute figures and fancy gilt hands. The single train movement has a cylinder platform escapement, 8.5" tall overall
Lot 80
An early 20c Swiss ladies desk clock in the form of a ball with flattened base, magnifying the 3" diam dial and the keyless Swiss bar watch movement which can be seen from behind. The dial has Arabic figures and a seconds ring and the case has a band of blue and clear glass stones around the dial, mounted on a band which contains the winder, 3.5" diam overall
Lot 82
A mid 18c eight day longcase clock , the 12" arched brass dial signed Sam Buxton, Diss and having scroll spandrels, a matted dial centre and unmatched steel hands. There is a moon phase dial in the arch and seconds and date indicators. The five pillar movement is rack striking on a bell. It is housed in a mahogany case, the hood having a flat cresting with three finials and a row of Greek key moulding below. There are plain columns flanking the dial and fluted quarter columns to the trunk which has a long trunk door with arched top. The base has a later high plinth added with a wavy plinth beneath, 91" tall overall
Lot 278
A wall clock, the 28 cm diameter painted dial signed W W Kemp, Bristol, with Roman numerals, fitted a single fusee movement, in a mahogany case, 18 cm diameter Condition report Report by JB Wooden case to clock displays general signs of wear, marks and knocks and nicks, and some light rubbing. The dial face displays noticeable wear both around the exterior rim and across the face, with some loss, most noticeably around the 6 o'clock region and centre, and noticeable loss to winding section. A light crazing effect can also be observed across the whole of the dial, again coupled with loss. Hands loose, movement appears to be intact with no major damage of note. General wear displayed Please see illustrations for details
Lot 306
A gentleman's 9ct gold Verity wristwatch, a trench style wristwatch, and another (3) Condition report Report by JB Please note that Charterhouse do not guarantee the working condition of any watch or clock. None of the watches in this lot are currently running Please see illustrations for details of the rear of the trench style watch Unable to remove back. Have not got correct tool.
Lot 331
A lady's 9ct gold Jaeger-LeCoultre wristwatch, boxed, a pair of 9ct gold cufflinks, a similar stud, a Cross pen, and a matching pencil Condition report Report by JB Please note that Charterhouse do not guarantee the working condition of any watch or clock The Jaeger-LeCoultre is currently running, however that is no guarantee
Lot 200
Auguste Louis Moreau French (1855-1919) in Business with Hippolyte François Moreau French (1832-1927) Known as L&F Moreau French White Metal and Marble Chariot Clock Set With Garniture. Signed L&F Moreau. Porcelain Dial Signed. Glass From Back Door Missing. Not in Working Order. Good to Very Good Overall Condition, Minor Chips to Base. Clock Measures 13-1/2 Inches Tall and about 15 Inches Wide. Garniture Measures 12-5/8 Inches Tall. We Will Not Ship This Item In-House Due to Its Size, But Would be Happy to Recommend a List of Gallery Approved Vendors on Request Starting Price: $150.00
Lot 209
20th Century Gothic style Longcase Clock with Gilt Metal Clock Face. Complete with Three Weights, Pendulum and Case Key. No Visible Signature. Rubbing and Surface Wear to Case, No Confirmation of Running Condition. Appears to have been last serviced in 2005. Please Examine this Lot Carefully Before Bidding. Measures 75 Inches Tall and 21-1/2 Inches Wide. We will not ship this item due to its size. We will happily recommend a list of outside vendors upon request. Starting Price: $150.00
Lot 210
20th Century American Howard Miller Clock Company Contemporary Grand Father Clock with Oak Case. Signed. Missing Pendulum or else Good to Very Good Condition. Has Original Key and Weights. Measures Approximately 77-1/2 Inches Tall and 18-1/2 Inches Wide. We Will Not Ship This Item In-House Because of its Size. We Would be Happy to Recommend a List of Approved Vendors Upon Request. Starting Price: $75.00
Lot 241
Circa 1840 Prichard & Monson Bristol Ct. Stenciled Half-Column & Splat Shelf Clock with Reverse Painted Tablet on the Door. Reverse Painted Scene of a Cottage with 3 Sailboats in the Harbor. Key and Pendulum. Overall Good Condition. Measures 31-1/2 Inches Tall by 16-1/4 Inches Wide. Shipping $165.00 Starting Price: $150.00
Lot 264
18/19th Century French Morbier Clock also Known as a Wag on the Wall Clock. Enamel Dial Signed Adam Dold, Montereau. Weights Missing, Pendulum and Key are Present. Good Condition, Looks OK but Can`t Be Sure if it Can Work. Pendulum Measures 40-1/2 Inches and Clock Face Measures 15 Inches Tall and 9-3/4 Inches Wide. Shipping $123.00 Starting Price: $25.00
Lot 977
Henri Jacot, Paris a gorge-cased carriage clock: the eight-day duration movement striking and repeating the hours and half-hours on a gong, the backplate stamped with the Henri Jacot trademark and numbered 19713, with a platform lever escapement, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and blued steel spade hands, height: 14cm (handle up) * Biography Henri Jacot is recorded as working in Paris from circa 1850. He died in 1868 when he was succeeded by his nephew.
Lot 978
Charles Hour, Paris, a boulle-work mantle clock:, the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell, with a sunburst bob to the pendulum, the backplate stamped with the trademark of the maker Charles Hour along with the serial number 693, the cast gilt-brass dial with blue Roman numerals to the porcelain plaques and blued steel hands, the red boulle case with engraved brass inlay to the red tortoiseshell, cast brass mounts, a cherub to the bottom of the glazed door, splayed feet and surmounted by a cherub blowing a horn to the top, height, 46cm. * Biography The firm was founded by Diette in 1852 who worked with Forin, before taking on a partnership with Charles Hour sometime after 1866. The trademark of D.H was changed to C.H in circa 1900 when Charles Hour took sole ownership. They were well-known maker`s of carriage & mantel clocks with an address at 7 Rue Saint-Anastase, Paris.
Lot 979
A Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clock:, the brass and glass case with canted corners and signed on the front glass Jaeger-LeCoultre, the movement also signed by the maker along with the serial number 127061, the round white chapter ring having raised Arabic and Dauphine numerals with brass Dauphine hands, the underside of the case marked with the calibre number 526-5, height: 22.5cm. Complete with original travelling case and outer cardboard box. * Biography Jaeger-LeCoultre were established in 1833 by Charles Antoine Le Coultre in Le Sentier in the Valle de Joux and obtained the current name after the merger with chronometer maker Edward Jaeger in 1937 who, having worked for the firm for twenty years, turned it into one of the finest maker`s of watches in the world.
Lot 982
Lenzkirch, an Edwardian German mantel clock:, the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and `ting-tang` quarters on two gongs, the backplate stamped with the trademark of the maker Lenzkirch, A.G.U, One Million along with the serial number 58517, the square silvered dial engraved with floral decoration to the centre and four corners, black Roman numerals and the retailer`s name Borrell, Sheffield, with decorative fleur-de-lys blued steel hands, the walnut case having a curved pediment top with carved central decoration, with further carved decoration to the door and top & lower frieze, height: 33cm. Biography * The Lenzkirch clockmaking concern was founded in 1849 by Eduard Houser and Ignaz Schopperle in the town of Lenzkirch, originally making movements to be sent out to clockmaker`s for the final finish. By 1865 new financial backing allowed the company to grow considerably and complete clocks were now made within their own factory. They became a part of the Junghans business in 1829.
Lot 986
Francois Moreau, a French spelter mantel clock:, the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell with an outside countwheel, the backplate stamped with the trademark of the blanc roulant maker, Vincenti et Cie, the white enamel dial having black Arabic numerals with decorative floral swags between and decorative engraved brass hands, the spelter case depicting a cherub holding a garland of flowers, all standing on a marble base with decorative gilt-metal feet, the case marked Francois Moreau, Salon des Beaux Arts, a France with a brass plaque to the front engraved Amour Brulantses Armes, with repeat signature, height: 35cm. * Biography For details of Vincenti see lot no. 985.
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