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Lot 299
SMALL REGENCY ROSEWOOD AND BRASS INLAID MANTEL CLOCK, BY G ANTHONY, LONDON CIRCA 1815 the white enamel dial with black painted Roman numerals and a single train fusee movement, the arched case surmounted by a pineapple finial and with brass inlaid decoration, with twin loop handles and brass ball feet 17cm wide, 31cm high Provenance: Ardhuncart House, Aberdeenshire
Lot 328
FINE INDIAN CARVED IVORY PRESENTATION SCROLL CASE CIRCA 1900 the hinged cover surmounted by an elephant finial, opening to reveal a cylindrical void interior, the square and facetted column carved with foliate scroll panels, raised on a stepped gadrooned and ebony veneered base ending in squat bun feet, in a fitted blue velvet lined wooden case 60cm high Bears gilt metal plaque: `Presented by Members of The Legal Profession in Ceylon, to Sir Archibald Campbell Lawerie, Kt, Senior Puisne Justice of The Supreme Court, On His Retirement From Public Service, 25th August, 1901.
Lot 159
19TH CENTURY WELSH OAK EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, by D Morgan Ystalyfera, having broken swan neck pediment with brass eagle finial, above arched aperture flanked by wrythen columns, the waist with plain crossbanded door flanked by canted angles on a crossbanded panel base with bracket feet. Arched painted face decorated with figure animals and buildings, having Roman numerals, seconds dial and date aperture. 17.5" x 13".
Lot 96
A French boulle bracket clock and bracket, embossed gilt dial with 25 enamel pieces, the centre re-enamelled and signed Fieffe a Paris, the square plated movement by Japy Freres in a waisted case with boulle parquetry floor, the whole with small mother of pearl flowers and ormolu mounts, cherub finial with matching bracket, circa 1860; the whole 2ft11in (90cm) high.
Lot 108
An unusual English Regency quarter striking bracket clock of small size, 5 inch convex white enamel dial, Brequet style moon hands, stamped on the front plate Holmden, London, no. 150; similarly signed and numbered on the base of the backplate, anchor escapement, quarter striking on 2 bells, the 5 pillar movement in shaped plates with engraved borders, in a brass inlaid ebony veneered shallow arched case with caddy top and acorn finial, circa 1815, 1ft 3in (38cm) high. John George Holmden: apprenticed 1781, Free of the Clockmakers Company 1788 and Liveryman from 1807 - 1840.
Lot 111
A good French porcelain mounted ormolu mantel clock, the striking movement by Japy Freres in a break arch case with bowed sides, the whole set with plaques of hunting scenes against a dark blue ground, the dial and urn finial similarly decorated, acanthus cast case with scrolled foliate mounts, circa 1880, 19½in (50cm) high.
Lot 116
A French porcelain mounted ormolu mantel clock, movement by Japy Freres numbered 203, numbered pendulum, in a waisted, case the porcelain dial signed Hall & Co, Manchester decorated with putti, the scrolled base set with plaques decorated with putti and flowers against a pink ground, lion mask drop handles and urn finial, 1ft 4in (40cm) high.
Lot 119
A striking balloon bracket clock, the 7 inch white enamel dial signed Johnson, Gray`s Inn Passage, two-train fusee movement in plates with canted corners, Strike/Not lever on the backplate, long pendulum with hold fast, in a waisted case with mask and sunray applique beneath the dial, keyhole pattern back door (fretwork lacking), flanked by drop handles, on ogee feet with pineapple finial, circa 1770, 1ft 8½in (52cm) high. Thomas Johnson, Gray`s Inn Passage, London, died 1775.
Lot 540
A silver plated mustard pot, by Edward, Edward Junior, John & William Barnard, of drum form, the cover with plain thumbpiece and engraved with Durham Militia shield, 2 1/2in. (6cms) high; together with a plated sauce boat, (handle detached); a white metal ashtray, (much dented and piece missing); a set of twelve A1 plate teaspoons, by Elkington & Co, in old English pattern with engraved '3rd Bn Durham L.I.' insignia to terminals; a silver plated trophy cover, (missing finial); a tea strainer; and various candelabra parts.
Lot 553
A Victorian claret jug, by Edward & John Barnard, London 1856, of fluted baluster form, the domed cover mounted by floral finial, vine pattern handle, the body embossed and chased with fruit, flowers and leaves, engraved with 'III The Durham Lt Infantry' insignia below 'Officers' Annual Shooting Cup', with engraved names and dates of winners to cartouche on reverse and on neck, 14in. (35cms) high, 42.9oz.
Lot 678
A George VI silver lidded tankard, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1937, the cover with flattened dome mounted by ram pattern finial and scrolling thumbpiece, the tapering body with engraved armorial and inscribed "The guift of Francis & Mary Burton, 1684", 8in. (20.3cms), 34.02oz. Note: Many of these tankards are engraved on the underside 'The Coronation Gift of the Clothworker's Company 1937'.
Lot 705
An Edwardian Art Nouveau mustard pot, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1907, the domed cover with ball finial, the body applied with three whip-lash handles parted by panels of flowers, on domed base, stamped 'Rd464568', 3in. (7.5cms) high; with associated blue glass liner and original spoon, 3.3oz. gross (without liner).
Lot 740
An Edwardian coffee pot and sugar bowl, by The Goldsmith & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1905, both of half fluted typical form and with engraved initials, the coffee pot with fluted domed cover mounted by wood urn finial and wooden handle below, the sugar bowl with two fluted handles, coffee pot 9 1/2in. (24cms) high, 24oz. gross.
Lot 776
A George II coffee pot, by William Partis, Newcastle 1754, of baluster form, the domed cover with leaf covered acorn shaped finial, the body with cast spout decorated with floral designs and turned wooden handle, raised on spreading base, decorated overall with later embossed and engraved foliate decoration, the base bearing inscription 'The gift of E Hodgson to Isabl Carr', 10in. (25cms) high, 30.5oz. gross.
Lot 781
A French silver covered goblet, probably 19th Century, the cover decorated with hounds and quarry in a woodland, the finial of a huntsman blowing a horn, the goblet bowl with leaf design and wreath below flared rim, the main the Diana, Goddess of hunting in a carriage being drawn by stags and attended by huntsmen, cherubs, hounds and others, the stem with two stags' heads, the base decorated with design to match lid, 16 1/2in. (42cms) high, 28oz.
Lot 1226
A 19th Century Balkan flintlock pistol, the 10 1/4in. (26cms) 20 bore tapering barrel with flintlock (possibly not original), the underside of the lock engraved with shield mark, the trigger without guard, the furniture inlaid with wire work, carved red coral beads running down the back of the handle, also inlaid with mother-of-pearl panels, fluted dome pommel with conforming decoration and coral finial (probably a replacement), 17 1/4in. (44cms) overall.
Lot 1253
An inlaid mahogany longcase clock, the brass dial with silvered roman chapter ring, with main plate to centre bearing the name of 'Benson, Whitehaven', subsidiary seconds dial, bust portrait to aperture in arch, mask and foliate spandrels, two train movement and anchor escapement, the case with swan neck pediment and brass finial, arched door flanked by fluted columns, arched waist door centred by inlaid shell motif, flanked by fluted quadrants, similar inlay to panel base on ogee bracket feet, 90in. high.
Lot 1261
A French cast brass mantel clock, the dial with enamelled roman numerals, French drum movement signed 'E.P. Depose', the architectural case with lion finial on domed top, decorated with masks and foliated scrolls, decorative sides centred by oval busts within foliate design, column sides, mask and foliate frieze, on bun feet, 16in. high.
Lot 1272
Japy Freres & Cie: a 19th Century French onyx and champleve enamel four-glass mantel clock, with enamelled arabic dial, two train movement striking on a gong, with mercury pendulum, case with urn finial surrounded by four outer finials, leaf pattern columns below, four rounded supports, 15 1/4in.
Lot 1276
A Regency rosewood and brass inlaid bracket clock, with painted roman dial, two train movement striking on a bell, the case with artichoke finial above a caddy style hood, the front with inlaid foliate motifs, twin brass handles and scale pattern side panels, on plinth with block feet, 18in. high. See illustration
Lot 1283
J. Bishop, Maidstone: an 18th Century brass lantern clock, with silvered roman chapter ring centred by maker's name and engraved acanthus scrolls, later two train fusee movement, the case with urn finial above a bell and dolphin patter frieze, hinged side doors, on globular shaped feet, 15in. high. See illustration
Lot 1285
An early 20th Century pewter cased mantel clock, the white enamelled roman dial surrounded by beaded brass bezel, the case with flame finial above the dial, a bell in deep relief below hanging from an arch, the words 'Vivos Voco Mortuos Planco Fulgura Frango' to flared base, 13in. (33cms) high. Note: 'Vivos Voco Mortuos Planco Fulgura Frango' is the first line of the poem 'Song of the Bell' by Friedrich Schiller (published 1798).
Lot 1286
A late 19th Century gilt cased mantel clock, the white enamel roman dial fitted a Japy Freres movement, the case with bird, quiver and torch finial above fluted barrel housing held by foliate scrolls and fluted pedestal, raised on break front base with beading and foliage, beaded bun feet, 9 1/2in. (24cms) high.
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