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Lot 88
A mahogany longcase clock, the silvered dial with 13 1/2" chapter ring, subsidiary seconds and date dials, inscribed to the arch Mitchell & Russell/Glasgow, on a brass, 8 day, four pillar, hourly striking movement, the case with broken swan neck pediment with brass mounts, arched door, the trunk with reeded, quarter columns, with weights and pendulum, 226cm high
Lot 90
An early 19th century mahogany long case clock, the arched white painted dial named for J No Smith/Thornes, painted with vignettes of cattle and landscapes, with broken swan neck pediment and reeded columns, with figured door flanked by reeded columns, with movement, two weights, two keys and a pendulum, 226 cm high
Lot 127
A group of metal wares, comprising a modern cast iron door stop, circa 1970s, modelled as a dolphin amongst floral scrolls, stamped 'CGF' for Classic Garden Furniture of Shropshire, 24 by 7 by 41cm high, a set of twelve brass stair rods, each 68cm, and a pair of Persian copper and brass stands with floral pressed decoration, converted to table lamps, each 64cm high. (15)
Lot 189
A 19th century bracket clock, by Lewis of Chichester, with domed mahogany and satinwood veneered case, fruitwood inlaid with foliate decoration, cast gilt pine cone finials, pierced fretwork sides and back, the hinged glazed front door, with key, opening to reveal the silvered chapter ring dial with engraved black Roman numerals, floral motif half-hour markers, outside minute band with Arabic five-minutes markers, set around a matte gold centre, appended silvered maker's plaque, and surrounded by applied gilt foliate decoration to the spandrels and the arch, two subsidiary dials to the arch for Chime/Silent and Chime of Eight Bells/Chime on Four Gongs, 8-day fusee movement chiming the hours, the half-hours, and the quarter-hours on a eight bells with a musical chime or on four gongs with a Westminster chime, on brass ogee bracket feet with concealed threaded height / level adjusters, dial 12.5cm (5"), case 18.5 by 26.5 by 41.5cm high.Notes: in good working condition, winds and hands set well, keeps time across 1hr test, all chiming functions seem to work well, however Batemans cannot guarantee its continued operation.
Lot 1188
An early 20th century French 'Le Taxiphote stéréo classeur' stereoscopic viewer by Jules Richard, the mahogany case having hinged lid and lower hinged door opening to reveal a slide storage area with trays, two adjustable levers to either side of eye-pieces for focus, changing lever for the re-loading cartridge and handles to either side, with various attached labels including instructions in English, to include approx 20 slides (some in glass and some loose) comprising topographical views, London landmarks and animals, together with some unused glass slides, the trays within the storage area stamped J. RICHARD CONSTRUCTEUR PARIS, h.48cm, base dimensions 28 x 28cmCondition report: Mechanism works.Bead to top is present.Bead to rear window is missing.Two glass slides are cracked.Case generally good with some scuffs and age wear etc.
Lot 1194
A small late 19th century Leitz brass students microscope, together with various accessories and in fitted case, the microscope marked E. LEITZ WETZLAR NO.6640 to the stage, with adjustable dial and reflecting mirror below, approx h.28cm; the locking walnut case fitted with velvet pads to the base and two slide-out compartments to the top containing lenses and objectives, the interior door bearing label for CLARKSON'S OPTICAL STORES 338 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON, with steel handle to the top and fully functioning locking mechanism with key; together with a box of spares and accessories to include Leitz, Beck, Watson and other lenses and objectives, slides, mirrors, and a volume of Gerard L'E Turner's Collecting Microscopes etcCondition report: Case is too large and not original to this microscope.
Lot 1325
John Lee of London - an early 19th century mahogany longcase clock, having a signed arched brass 12" dial, with silvered strike/silent dial to the arch, silvered chapter ring and subsidiary seconds dial, matted centre, date aperture, twin winding holes for a brass eight-day four-pillar weight driven movement striking on a bell, the case having marquetry inlaid arched panelled door to a boxbase, h.198cmCondition report: Eight day movement.No pendulum, but should work with a pendulum as appears otherwise complete.With brass cased weights.Movement and dial all belong.Movement tarnished.All appears untouched for a long time.Glass broken.Dial fits head perfectly, so probably all original.Some traces of inactive woodworm to hood.Case unpolished but otherwise good, no splits.
Lot 1326
William Kipling of London - an early 18th century walnut and floral marquetry inlaid longcase clock, having a square brass 12" dial, with cast brass cherub spandrels holding aloft a crown, signed to the silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring, having silvered subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, matted centre, twin ringed winding holes for a brass eight-day four-pillar weight driven movement striking on a bell, the case with all-over floral marquetry and figural inlays, h.217cmCondition report: With brass cased weights, pendulum and door key.Case generally good with some shrinkage splits but veneers 99% complete.Large chip above boxbase and further repair to opposite corner.The whole dial appears cleaned back.Movement appears all original and untouched for a long time.Gut wire frayed but not broken.Hands and chapter ring repainted.Cheeks have been built up.Seatboard probably an old replacement.Case free from woodworm.Consigned from a deceased estate in Sussex, no service history.
Lot 1328
Daniel Gill of Rye - a late 18th century oak longcase clock, having a signed square brass 11" dial, with silvered Arabic and Roman chapter ring, engraved signed silvered centre, thirty-hour weight driven movement striking on a bell, the case with panelled door to a boxbase, h.192cmCondition report: With weight and pendulum, but lacking feather and key.Stands well.Colour fair.Door badly warped.Dial tarnished.Dial, movement and case appear all original, as does seatboard which has later supports to inside of cheeks.No woodworm apparent.
Lot 1329
A George III mahogany and boxwood strung longcase clock, circa 1780, the painted 12" dial signed Lewis Bath, with subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture and moonphase to the arch, the eight-day movement striking on a bell, the hood with orb centre and broken swan-neck pediment, shells to the frieze above fluted columns arched trunk door and circular inlaid base with fluted canted corners to a plinth (lacking feet), h.233cm, with weights and pendulumCondition report: Clock runs.With weights, pendulum and key.Case generally very good, with some veneer shrinkage splits to hood but no losses.Old breaks to swan-neck pediment.No feet to base.Dial good with light crazing only.A good, clean clock.
Lot 1348
A late 17th century joined oak court cupboard, the upper section having monogrammed frieze and twin panelled doors, bears date 1685, the base fitted with a single panelled door, all raised on stile end supports, w.113cm, d.57cm, h.151cmCondition report: Stands well.Split to top of base and one further smaller.Left hand door to top with pin loose to top.Colour good.Panels good, no splits.Back leg with large sliver chip.Right hand top door with two heat scorch marks.
Lot 1355
A Regency rosewood breakfront four-door bookcase, having a raised open upper section, the panelled doors within leaf capped pilasters, w.203cm, h.157cm, d.42cmCondition report: Book depth 32.5cm and 29cm at margins.With key.Centre doors warped in opposite directions, approx. 1cm difference.Stands well and very solid.Small veneer loss to left hand side.Veneer loss to base of column.Modest age wear and scuffs etc, but generally very good.Colour very good overall, but is unpolished.
Lot 163
An early 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded eight-day longcase clock; the broken swan-neck pediment with a brass finial above a 12-inch painted dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and inverted U-shaped date aperture above the 6 o'clock position, signed 'Jn o Farnham - Bridport', the crossbanded rectangular trunk door with Anglesey-style bone shaped escutcheon, raised on short bracket feet (210cm high)Condition Report: There is a pendulum inside the trunk door. There are no weights included.
Lot 167
An 18th century oak-cased eight-day longcase clock; the broken swan-neck pediment above a 12-inch broken arch brass dial with Roman numerals and moon shaped date aperture to the 6o'clock position, fine foliate engraving and dial signed 'Joseph Marshall - Leicester' with pierced gilt metal spandrels, the shaped trunk door flanked by quadrant fluted pilasters raised on bracket feet, complete with pendulum and weights (206cm high)
Lot 420
An early 20th century Edwardian mahogany, satinwood crossbanded and boxwood-strung music cabinet; the three-quarter galleried top with hand-bevelled rectangular mirror plate above a single glazed door with a central marquetry decoration allegorical of music and enclosing shelves, raised on ogee-style bracket feet; together with an Edwardian period walnut Sutherland table on turned legs terminating in castors (music cabinet 125cm high x 47.5cm wide) (2)
Lot 750
Led Zeppelin, a collection of ten LP's to include I Atlantic green / orange label K 40031 A1/B4, II Atlantic green / orange label K 40037 A1/B3, III Atlantic green / orange label K 50002 A5/B2 gatefold wheel sleeve, IV Atlantic green / orange label K 50008 A2/B4, Houses of the Holy Atlantic green / orange label K 50014 A3/B, Physical Graffiti Swan Song SSk 89400 A1/B5/C1/D1, Presence Swan Song SSK 59402 A1/B2, The Song Remains the Same Swan Song SSK 89402 A2/B3/C4/D4, In Through the Out Door Swan Song SSK 59410 A5/B4 set F with brown paper sleeve and Coda Swan Song 790051-1 A LZ/B LZ. (10)
Lot 501
Late 19th century striking mantle clock in architectural walnut case, arched pediment with central leaf carved motif, enclosed by a bevel glazed door, fluted and lunette carved, moulded base, brass dial decorated with floral scroll mounts, silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring, anchor escapement with twin going barrel 'Lenzkirch' movement stamped 'AUG 1 million, 358398', striking the hours and half hours on a coiled gong, with pendulum and key, H33cm, W22cm.
Lot 502
18th century oak longcase with mahogany inlay, flat top with concave moulding and raised pediment above, glazed arched door flanked by two turned pillars with wooden capitals, canted recess to the hood door, oak trunk with long flat-topped door on a reduced plinth with attached skirting, unsigned 12" wide painted arched dial with Roman numerals and minute track, subsidiary seconds dial and square date aperture with a silvered date ring to rear, spandrels fully painted with rural scenes, arch painted with a scene entitled "Monmouth Castle", steel hour hand, dial pinned directly to an eight-day weight driven rack striking movement with recoil anchor escapement, striking the hours on a bell (missing), calendar motion wheel present.H206cm
Lot 503
A retro 50's Bakelite cased mantle clock, "Enfield" striking movement housed in a domed top case with pedestal feet, rear case door with sound frets, painted aluminium dial with upright black Arabic numerals and minute track inscribed "Enfield", "Made in England", chrome bezel and convex glass, spade hands, twin train key wound eight-day pendulum movement striking the hours and half-hours on a coiled gong,with key and pendulum.
Lot 519
Early 20th century eight-day ebonised German bracket clock with a two train striking movement, striking the hours and quarters on two coiled gongs, ebonised case on a concave moulded plinth raised on brass bracket feet with inverted bell top and brass finials, full length glazed door with brass slip and recessed brass spandrels to the break arch, brass dial with cherub head spandrels, silvered pendulum regulation disc and scroll spandrels to the arch, 6-1/2" diameter silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, five-minute Arabic's, minute track and half hour markers, etched matted dial center with steel spade hands, twin going barrel movement, deadbeat escapement with adjustable steel pallets, movement back plate stamped with the lion UM trademark for Uhrenfabrik M�hlheim, M�ller & Co. Serial No 152300, brass presentation plaque dated 5-1-16 to rear of case, with winding key, two case keys and pendulum.Height 50.8 cm
Lot 520
An oak longcase with a step topped hood, deep concave moulding and blind fretted frieze to front, square glazed hood door with wooden pillars and capitals attached, Oak trunk with a full length flat topped door on a skirted plinth, 11" square brass dial with cherub head spandrels, 10" silvered chapter ring, engraved Roman numerals, minute band and half-hour markers, silvered seconds ring engraved with second divisions and Arabic five second numerals, matted dial center with matching steel hands, chapter ring engraved "Christophe Hawksesworth", dial pinned directly to a two train eight-day rack striking movement striking the hours on a bell, recoil anchor escapement, with weights, pendulum and key.
Lot 554
Late 19th century Regency design satinwood glazed cabinet the raised and floral carved back over rosewood cross banded top, frieze drawer with further rosewood banding, the glazed door with applied swags enclosing two adjustable shelves, shaped apron under with incised carving, raised on turned tapered and fluted supports
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