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Lot 193
Lady's yellow metal, diamond and blue enamel pendant watch with necklace, circa 1900, the white enamel Roman dial within blue enamel border set sixteen small diamonds, rear door set with a cluster of nine further diamonds in flowerhead formation with engraved foliage, largest stone approx 0.2ct, case back stamped 18K 1140, unmarked top-wound movement with trefoil suspender, 24mm diameter approx, pendent from blue enamel suspension loop, two matching cylindrical batons and four further diamonds, to a diamond brooch with ribbon surmount, heart motif of eleven graduated small diamonds framing a central stone of approx 0.8ct, beneath ribbon and between scroll banners, the whole approx 85mm drop, together with a matching unmarked yellow metal (probably 18k) and enamel chain having conforming blue and white enamel baton spacers and belcher links inbetween, the enamel trefoil pendant with central small diamond brilliant, lobster claw beneath, 40.1g gross approx, in box of Streeter & Co Ltd Court Jewellers Established 1870, 18 New Bond St, W Condition: Appears to be superb original order and no faults detected under a jewellery loupe. We would advise inspecting this lot in person. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 195
Small late 19th/early 20th Century yellow metal Half Hunter pocket or fob watch, with white Roman dial, unmarked top-wound movement, inner door engraved To the Queen Examined by Lund & Blockley Pall Mall, London, rear door internally stamped 18K 128295, front door with blue enamel Roman numerals, 36mm diameter, 46g approx Condition: **General condition consistent with age
Lot 198
Waltham - American yellow metal open-face pocket watch, the white Roman chapter ring framing pink centre and subsidiary dial at VI, the engraved case back stamped Keystone 14K 4973038, with inner door enclosing original Waltham 17 jewel movement, 46mm diameter, 76g gross approx Condition: Fine cracking beneath subsidiary dial, otherwise sound. Movement not tested and sold as seen. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 260
Ethnographica - Pair of carved hardwood doors, possibly from a Granary or similar, attributed to Rajasthan, India, each relief-decorated with figures and animals including elephants, peacocks etc, each 38cm wide x 161cm high (2) Condition: Both have hinges which are probably Western additions. Right hand door has tight vertical split to top panel, plus minor losses to top edge, otherwise sound. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 422
George III oak-cased eight day brass-dial longcase clock, Baker, Malling, circa 1800, the twelve-inch break arch dial with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing a matted centre with sunken subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, beneath boss engraved 'Baker Malling', knopped 5-pillar movement, rack-striking on a bell, the break-arched case with brass ball finials, fluted sunken pillars and moulded long trunk door on plain base and stepped plinth, 206.5cm high Condition: Dial would benefit from a clean, chapter ring may have been previously silvered. Movement is untested, sold as seen. Case has minor loss to one front corner of hood, one cavetto moulding to top of base is loose but present, otherwise sound. Sold with two weights, crank winding handle, trunk door key and pendulem. **We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information.
Lot 423
Second quarter 19th Century mahogany eight-day painted dial longcase clock, W. Wain, Alfreton (Derbyshire), the 13-inch break arch dial with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing subsidiary seconds dial and calendar crescent, signed beneath, within rose spandrels and arch painted with a lady seated on a bank with basket of eggs, the movement rack-striking on a bell, the case with swan neck pediment, turned column, shaped short trunk door between fluted corners, and unusual geometric panelled base, 218cm high Condition: General crazing and discolouration to dial including some losses to blacking on numerals. Movement untested and sold as seen. One replacement disc terminal to swan neck pediment, cracks and repairs to both swan necks, minor cracking to hood door and missing its knob handle. Base moulding loose but present. Sold with pendulem, two weights, keys and winder. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 424
Good early 19th Century Scottish mahogany-cased eight-day brass dial longcase clock, James Muirhead Junior, Glasgow, of 'Domestic Regulator' type, the 12-inch circular Roman dial with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, inscribed Jas. Muirhead Jun'r Glasgow, the knopped four-pillar movement with deadbeat escapement, striking on a bell, the case with scroll-carved pediment and fluted frieze over conforming columns, the sides with brass lancet arch tracery, moulded break-arch long trunk door between leaf-capped fluted columns on moulded plain base, 198cm high Condition: Dial may have been previously silvered. Some typical white staining and losses to Roman numerals. Movement appears sound but is not tested and sold as seen. Case has a little cracking here and there. Losses to trunk door including to top edge moulding and top half of left side, some moulding losses to top of base, other minor damage commensurate with age and use. Sold with wooden pendulem, two weights and winder. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and telephone department if you require further information
Lot 425
William IV or early Victorian mahogany-cased eight-day painted dial longcase clock, Henry Pottle, Winchester, (fl.1830-67), the twelve-inch circular Roman dial signed 'Hen'y Pottle Winchester', with subsidiary seconds dial beneath XII, with five-pillar movement, the case with foliate scroll-carved hood and ebony line inlay over figured break-arched trunk door, panelled base and wavy apron, 206cm high Condition: Dial has minor staining and some crazing including visible impacts to front from dial feet pressing to reverse. Movement appears sound but is untested and sold as seen. Case has some minor losses to pierced circular sound frets to sides of hood. One side panel of trunk has a circular disc adornment. Otherwise sound. Sold with brass pendulem, two brass-weights, hood key, trunk key and winder. **We do not guatentee the movement and accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information.
Lot 427
George III mahogany-cased stick barometer, George Richardson, Leadenhall St London, circa 1807, with engraved silvered register plate reading from 27 to 31-inches of pressure with Remarks, the trunk with architectural 'broken' pediment over hinged glazed door, exposed main tube, feather-veneered and moulded stem and hemispherical cistern, 100cm high Litereature:Gloria Clifton, Dictionary of British Scientific Instrument Makers 1550/1851 NMM1996 p.231 states that this maker was at 48 Leadenhall Street in 1807 only. Condition: Minor loss to ebonised glazed door stringing to lower right corner, has been repolished, otherwise sound. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 428
Local Interest - Late 19th/early 20th Century carved pine single fusee wall clock, Warry, Clifton, circa 1900, the 12.5-inch cream Roman dial signed 'Warry Clifton', the chain-driven fusee movement with shouldered plates, within carved surround with rear box, 43cm diameter Condition: Dial has general discoloured crazing and some flake losses commensurate with age and use. The clocks appears to never have had a bezel or glass cover as there is no evidence of a place for a hinge. Movement apprears clean but is untested and sold as seen. Case has wide radial crack between 8 and 9. Side door maybe a repalcement. Sold with pendulem and winder. ** We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information.
Lot 434
Mid 19th Century satin walnut library clock, with later Roman dial and bezel, unmarked gut-driven single fusee movement with anchor escapement, the case with bevelled glazed roof and sides on bulging base and plinth, 24.5cm high Condition: Dial and bezel are replacements as catalogued, movement appears to have only ever been single fusee. Back plate is unsigned, missing locking nut/transit screw for pendulem holdfast. Some wear to one corner upright of case indicating a previous movement has probably been fitted. Case is in generally nice order (dial and bezel apart), except for cracking and veneer losses to rear door. Sold as seen. We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information.
Lot 475
Good quality 20th Century gilt metal-mounted marble-top kingwood and burrwood oval vitrine or display cabinet on stand, the upper section with white-veined black marble top over gilt metal swag and faun or satyr mounts, with curved hinged door and curved sides enclosing shelf and deep-buttoned silk-lined interior, the lower stage with panelled faux drawers and further mounts on cabriole supports with gilt metal sabots united by a brass-bound oval undershelf, 78cm x 51cm x 155cm high Condition: *General condition cosistent with age
Lot 491
French 'Vernis Martin' style demi-lune vitrine or display cabinet, late 20th Century, the cavetto-moulded pediment with gilt brass mounts, over bowfront door and side panels, enclosing a wine damask-lined interior with two glass shelves, above typical landscape panels on slender cabriole legs with gilt mounts, 73cm x 40cm x 173cm high Condition: Minor wear commensurate with age and use. A relatively late example in sound condition. 'Glazing' appears to be plastic opposed to glass (door and side panels) **General condition consistent with age
Lot 493
Satin walnut, marquetry and gilt metal-mounted bombé display cabinet or vitrine, later 20th Century, of shaped arched form with serpentine-glazed hinged central door over bombé marquetry panel, enclosing two glass shelves, flanked by conforming panels to the front and serpentine sides, raised on six cabriole supports with gilt sabots, 115cm x 43cm x 170.5cm high Condition: Typical minor cracking to veneer including fine vertical splits to marquetry panels, otherwise sound. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 503
Early 19th Century Continental walnut prie-Dieu cabinet, probably Italian, the hinged cover with fluted frieze over a pair of panelled doors enclosing shelf, the projecting base with hinged top, 61.5cm x 52cm x 84cm high Condition: General marks to top commensurate with age and use. Some dark vertical cracking to right hand cupboard door. Patch repair to back left corner of base moulding, otherwise sound. **General condition consistent with age
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