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Lot 287
A coin balancing skill game penny arcade machine, consisting of a bending metal track to steer a coin around, decorated with painted vehicles, with single handle control, in an oak cabinet with hinged paneled side door and glazed hinged top, 68cm x 82cm x 54cm. Provenance; purchased from the SS Empire Emporium, York closure in 1985. In 1987 it reopened as the Grand Opera House, YorkCondition report; cabinet in need of restoration, some woodworm to it and the track is full of worm holes, the coin feed from the outside is missing so no connection to the board, the board appears to work fine
Lot 290
An Allwin penny slot arcade machine, wall mount, mahogany case with glazed hinged door, 50cm x 80cm x 16cm Provenance; purchased from the SS Empire Emporium, York closure in 1985. In 1987 it reopened as the Grand Opera House, YorkCondition report : Overall good condition, case is solid, mechanism is operational and the game functions, no key but open
Lot 291
An Allwin penny slot arcade machine, wall mount, with gilt decoration, oak case with glazed hinged door, 40cm x 65cm x 17cm Provenance; purchased from the SS Empire Emporium, York closure in 1985. In 1987 it reopened as the Grand Opera House, YorkCondition report : Overall good condition, case is solid, mechanism functions, no key but open
Lot 292
An Allwin penny slot arcade machine, depicting traffic lights on a tartan patterned background, with the aim of the game being to 'illuminate' the red, yellow and green lights, oak case with glazed hinged door, 44cm x 67cm x 17cm Provenance; purchased from the SS Empire Emporium, York closure in 1985. In 1987 it reopened as the Grand Opera House, YorkCondition report; cabinet in need of restoration, varnish all worn, the display appears original a pretty good, no key so cannot check the mechanism but it feels like it is there, lever works, put a penny in and nothing happened.
Lot 310
An Allwin De Luxe penny slot machine, c.1920's, oak cabinet, with internal metal ball track, pierced metal decorated and central instructions, lacking coin box cover 70 x 50 x 19cmCondition report : Overall good condition, case is missing its cash draw door, mechanism is operational, no key but open
Lot 359
Vinyl - 4 LP's to include Led Zeppelin Three x2 (SD 7201) New Zealand pressing with green and orange Atlantic labels, sleeve poor and no spinning wheel Vinyl Vg-, In Through The Out Door (SSK 59410) complete with brown outer sleeve 'B', sleeve & vinyl Vg+, A Hard Days Night (PMCM 1230) mono New Zealand pressing Sleeve & Vinyl Vg, Pink Floyd DSOTM (SHVL 804) two posters, sleeve needs reglue, Sleeve & Vinyl Vg+
Lot 269
An early 19th century 8-day mahogany cased longcase clock, the case with ¾ length door, square reeded columns, swan-necked pediments, ogee bracket feet, inlaid stringing, 13 inch square dial with inset ‘hatchet’ rolling moon, Arabic numerals, date indication, paintings showing representative figures of the continents to the corner, signed for John Barry, Ratliff Bridge (Loomes lists John Barry at Bolton le Moor in 1824), matched brass hands, with weights and pendulum, 220cm tall.
Lot 8
British WW1 Medals and Death Plaque to Sgt Arthur Richmond of the 2nd Battalion The Welsh Regiment, medal group of 1914 star, 1914-1918 War Medal and Victory medal all marked 8490 Sgt A. Richmond 2nd Welsh R. In Original packets with his metal identity disc, pictures of him and his wife before the war in 1912 and his original brass bed-space/door plaque, the death plaque is in its original card case.
Lot 1147
A George III mahogany linen press, 126cm by 59cm by 201cmCondition report: Press drawers are replaced and later fitted for hanging. Original lock and key. Drawers and doors run smoothly. Some polish fading and an age-related crack to the left-hand door panel. Some shrinkage to both door panels. Superficial wear and scratches throughout. This separates into two large sections.
Lot 1108
Good Magneta electric longcase clock, the 8" silvered dial with centre seconds hand, the movement stamped no. 1301, the case with long glazed door over a moulded panelled base, surmounted by a moulded rounded stepped cornice, 90" high (pendulum, weight, winding key and pulley) *The case of this clock is fitted with an ivorine plaque beneath the dial window inscribed 'The Magneta Time Co Ltd, electric clock systems without batteries or contacts, installed in chief postal buildings, Chatham House Works, Chiswick, W. Patented in Great Britain and in chief countries throughout the world'
Lot 1229
Good small Paul Garnier carriage clock striking the hours and half hours on a bell, the movement back plate signed Paul Garnier, Hger du Roi, the watered-silk engine turned dial with Roman numeral chapter ring over two winding holes and a plaque inscribed Paul Garnier, within a one piece case with vertical front sliding door, 5.75" high (replacement lever platform escapement) (key) **Provenance - Private collection of a gentleman
Lot 1230
Fine Paul Garnier repeater carriage clock with alarm, the movement back plate signed Paul Garnier, Paris and stamped with ser. no. 3018 on the base plate and door, the movement with chaff cutter escapement and striking the hours and half hours on a bell, the back door fitted with a sliding shutter revealing five apertures, the white enamel dial also signed Paul Garnier, Hger de la Marine Parts with navy blue Roman numeral chapter ring over the alarm dial, within a one piece case, 7.25" high (keys) (case re-gilded) **Provenance - Private collection of a gentleman
Lot 1231
Fine Paul Garnier repeater carriage clock with calendar and alarm, the white enamel dial signed by the retailer Farret á Paris with Roman numeral chapter ring over subsidiary alarm and calendar dials displaying days of the week and dates of the month, the movement with chaff cutter escapement striking the hours and quarters with three hammers on a bell, the back plate also stamped with the retailer's name, the base plate stamped ser. no. 1961, the back door fitted with a sliding shutter revealing five apertures, within a gilded brass foliate engraved one piece case, 7.75" high **Provenance - Private collection of a gentleman
Lot 1233
Good porcelain panelled repeater carriage clock, the chapter ring with Roman numerals signed Asprey, London, within a pink raised foliate gilded border with rural painted scenes to the side and a marine scene to the back door, the movement striking the hours and half hours on a gong and stamped ser. no. 653, within an ornate ormolu pillared stepped case, 8.25" high (key) **Provenance - Private collection of a gentleman
Lot 1234
Good Bourdin repeater calendar carriage clock with alarm, the white enamel dial inscribed Bourdin Hbr, 28, Rue de la Paix, Paris, with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, over subsidiary alarm and calendar dials indicating days of the week and dates of the month, the movement striking with two hammers on a bell, the back door with sliding shutter revealing five winding apertures, with perforated base plates, within a gilded corniche case, 6.75" high; also with Morocco leather travelling case and keys **Provenance - Private collection of a gentleman
Lot 1240
Mappin & Webb commemorative carriage clock timepiece, the back door inscribed Royal Wedding H.R.H. Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, 29th July 1981, the 1.75" white dial within a foliate overlaid silver mask and pillared stepped case, 6" high; also a miniature carriage timepiece, the silvered dial within a malachite case, 4" high (key) (2)
Lot 1241
Interesting and unusual bronzed Gothic carriage clock timepiece, the 2.25" hexagonal chapter ring enclosing a foliate pierced centre over a relief panel depicting a religious scene with a seated angel and lady praying, the sides cast with twelve roundels depicting figures representing the agricultural months, the back with locking hinge door opening to reveal the movement with platform escapement, over a relief panel with figures seated by a Gothic pedestal, surmounted by a pierced top section with hinged handle formed with griffins 7.5" high ** This clock is probably by Alexis Falize and is stamped to the base AF within a lozenge and inscribed depose. For a carved ivory and enamel clock of similar design by Falize see Purcell, K., 'Falize: A Dynasty of Jewellers' (Thames & Hudson: 1999), P.71
Lot 1305
Unusual French sedan type clock timepiece, the hinged back door opening to reveal the movement signed Baullier & Guyerdet, the pull repeat with acorn handle and fusee style chain, the 2.75" convex white enamel dial within a stylised foliate engraved bezel and octagonal gilded metal case surmounted by a ring handle (key)
Lot 1309
Interesting small French ormolu travel alarm clock, the sliding back door with winding and control apertures, revealing a watch movement and alarm guard plate, both stamped F. Cox Savory á Paris, the silvered dial within an ormolu foliate engraved case surmounted by a button and handle, 3.5" high
Lot 1328
English mahogany double fusee verge bracket clock, the 8" cream dial and movement back plate both signed Fran's Atkins, London, the movement with pull repeat, engraved bordered back plate and locking pendulum, within a rounded arched stepped case with pad top, 15.25" high (pendulum and door key)
Lot 1339
Exceptional gilt-brass giant mantel chronometer of exhibition quality with Kullberg's flat rim balance, the dial signed Clerke, 1 Royal Exchange within an oval cartouche to the bottom of the engine turned gilt mask, the 6" silvered chapter ring with painted Roman numerals and blued steel hands, the engine turned centre with subsidiary dials for seconds and up/down, six dial feet to the substantial movement secured by five gilt brass pillars with blued steel screws to the front and back plates, the rose-gilt large rectangular platform with blued steel helical spring high quality Earnshaw spring detent escapement with jewelled locking stone, the Kullberg Hybrid balance wheel with bimetallic flat rim, wedge shaped heat compensation weights and outer timing screws, the high quality wheel train with maintaining power to the massive chain fusee, polished steel arbours and pinions, the case with moulded base, heavy bevelled glasses to the sides and similarly glazed top, the rear door with securing latch to the base and bevelled glass set with hand-set and winding shutters in the style of Dent, the wheels secured to each arbour by three individual screws with a moulded ebonised turntable base, chronometer 12.25" high; with key* Victor Kullberg was born in Sweden, apprenticed in 1840 and worked as journeyman to the famous Swedish watchmaker Urban Jurgensen in Copenhagen. He moved to London in 1851, initially making top quality escapements for other clockmakers, but he soon began to supply complete watches and chronometers. He had success at international exhibitions and in the International Time Trials, winning the Greenwich Time Trials on several occasions. In 1864, Kullberg won his first Greenwich time trial with chronometer no. 760, which he had fitted for the first time with his famous 'flat rim' balance. Noted for its ability to compensate for temperature error, the flat rim balance with good looks. The Astronomer Royal, in his report to the Clockmakers Company on the subject of chronometer 4066 by Kullberg, which had again won first prize, said that 'this was the finest chronometer they had ever had on trial'.A chronometer case and of this size, bears close resemblance to the giant examples by Frodsham and, in particular, the ultra-complicated enormous exhibition clock by M F Dent (for reference see Derek Roberts Carriage and Other Travelling Clock. Schiffer 1993, p318 fig 21-20) not only are the proportions of the mouldings similar but also the high quality brass shutters set into the thick lead glass rear door are similar to that of Dent. An identical Clerke chronometer, probably this example, was featured in Clocks 'Number One' issue page 54, illustrated and featured selling at auction for £3,600 in 1977
Lot 1515
Black Forest ebonised two train cuckoo clock striking on a gong attached to the back door, the 7.25" white dial within a glazed cushioned stepped case surmounted by a rounded arched cornice, 19" high (pendulum and key)**This clock is sold with a purchase receipt from Frank G. Sherrard dated September 6th 1954 for £12
Lot 1519
Swiss Louis XVI Neuchateloise bracket clock with bracket, the 9.75" enamel dial signed W. Webster, London (Retailer), the square plated anchor movement with pull repeat and striking the quarters on two gongs, also with Petite and Grande Sonnerie and silence lever fitted behind the door closer, within an ebonised waisted case gilded with flowers, 36" high overall (pendulum and key)
Lot 1529
Good English walnut single fusee bracket clock, the 6" brass chapter ring enclosing an engine turned centre and signed Viner, Regent Str either side of twelve o'clock, the five pillar movement with long shoulders to the shaped plates and with locking pendulum, within a well made later stepped case inlaid with burr walnut and chevron banded spandrels, surmounted by a caddy top and brass carrying handle, 15.25" high (pendulum and keys)** This clock bears a rectangular plaque fitted to the inside of the back door inscribed Repaired by Camerer Cuss & Co, 54 & 56 New Oxford St., London est. 1788. It is probable that these makers were responsible for making the case in the early part of the 20th century
Lot 1710
Good oak and ebonised double fusee Black Forest cuckoo clock, probably by Johann Baptist Beha, the 5.75" dial fitted with an arched plaque under twelve o'clock inscribed Camerer Kuss & Co, with further Camerer, Kuss, Tritschler & Co labels fitted to the inside and outside back door within a turned pillared case surmounted by a spire finial, 30" high (with original hands and cuckoo, both detached)**One of the labels on the clock is from the Oxford Street 1862 Exhibition putting the clock around that date and in the golden period of Beha's output**Although the bellows have been replaced, the clock essentially is presented in good original unrestored condition
Lot 1721
American oak two train regulator wall clock, the 9.5" white dial inscribed Made by The New Haven Clock Co. New Haven, Conn, U.S.A. and bearing the maker's trademark logo to the centre, the case with long rounded arched glazed door over a stepped plinth and surmounted by a stepped moulded cornice, 63" high (pendulum and two weights)
Lot 1825
Oak eight day longcase clock with five pillar movement, the 12" square brass dial signed Richard Grigg, Andover on the silvered chapter ring enclosing an engraved matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long beaded moulded edged door and the hood surmounted by a flat moulded stepped pediment, 84" high (pendulum and two weights)
Lot 1831
Oak thirty hour longcase clock, the 11" square brass dial signed Mark Hawkins, St. Edmunds Bury at six o'clock on the brass chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with calendar aperture, the case with long foliate carved lozenge door and the hood surmounted by a stylised foliate carved caddy top, 87" high (pendulum and decorative vase shaped brass weight)
Lot 1832
Oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" brass arched dial signed John McDonald, Inverness on a silvered arched plate to the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, with strike/silent dial to the arch, the case with long rounded arched door and the hood surmounted by a broken moulded stepped pediment, 84.5" high (pendulum, two weights and keys)
Lot 1833
Mahogany eight day longcase clock, the 13" raised and painted arched dial with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with ebony banding and short door, the hood surmounted by a wavy card cut cornice and brass urn finial flanked by two ball and eagle finials, 85" high (pendulum, two weights and winding key)
Lot 1834
Oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed Simon Thorne, Tiverton on an arched plate to the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long foliate carved rounded arched door and the hood surmounted by a flat stepped moulded pediment over a blind foliate carved frieze, 79" high (no pendulum or weights)
Lot 1836
Oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" brass arched dial signed Johnathan Martin, Bristol on the brass chapter ring beneath six o'clock enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, with missing strike/silent dial to the arch, the case with long wavy top door stylistically carved with birds amidst flowering foliage and the hood surmounted by a carved caddy top over a rounded moulded stepped cornice, 97" high (pendulum, two weights and winding key)
Lot 1837
Oak and mahogany crossbanded thirty hour longcase clock, the 12" circular painted dial signed Benjamin Smith, Alfreton, with subsidiary seconds dial, the case with long pointed arched crossbanded door and the hood surmounted by a broken swan neck pediment with brass ball and spike finial, 82" high (pendulum and weight)**A clock by this maker appeared on the front of Clocks magazine dated November 1992 and a copy of this magazine is sold with the lot
Lot 1838
Mahogany three train longcase clock, the 12.5" brass arched dial signed Henry Swaine of Hilperton on a flat silvered disc to the arch over a silvered chapter ring enclosing a subsidiary seconds dial (missing hand), calendar aperture and three ringed winding holes, the case with long beaded moulded rounded arched door inlaid with an oval conch shell to the centre within cabled banding, the hood surmounted by a caddy top inlaid with an oval satinwood panel and with three brass ball and spike finials, 96" high (pendulum, three weights and keys) (alterations)
Lot 1840
Mahogany eight day longcase clock, with 13" painted arched dial, the raised chapter ring with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case in need of rebuilding with medium length inlaid door flanked by spiral columns and the hood surmounted by a rounded wavy cornice (pendulum) (at fault)
Lot 1842
Oak and inlaid thirty hour longcase clock, the 12" painted arched dial signed James Webb, Froome (sic), with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long door inlaid to the centre with an oval conch shell and the hood surmounted by a swan neck pediment, two rosettes and an acorn finial, 88" high (weight but no pendulum)
Lot 1843
Oak and mahogany eight day longcase clock, the 12" painted arched dial with moon phase and marine scenes to the arch, over a subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long mahogany crossbanded door flanked by quarter fluted columns and the hood surmounted by a moulded swan neck pediment, 83" high (pendulum and two weights)
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