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Click here to subscribeA 19th century French clock garniture, the 10.5cm enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, painted by Lehauvre, signed, with figures fishing, twin winding holes, eight day movement marked H.P. & Co., Paris, the case with domed finial, urns to angles, free standing leafy columns, rectangular base with anthemion and scrolls, 42.5cm high, conforming side urns, 25.5cm high, c.1890on a gong,
A 19th century French gilt metal clock garniture, 9.5cm convex enamel dial inscribed with Roman and subsidiary Arabic numerals, 14-day movement striking on a bell, the case crested by a two-handled urn with acanthus finial, cast and applied with ribbon-tied leafy scrolls, guilloché and further acanthus, knop feet, 42.5cm high, flanked by a pair of urnular candlesticks, conforming, 28cm high, c.1860
A George III oak and elm longcase clock, 31cm arched brass dial inscribed Jos. Sill, Wigton, Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, twin winding holes, eight day movement striking on a bell, the hood with swan neck pediment and blind fretwork frieze, pierced with anchors, brass eagle finial, rectangular door to waist, bracket feet, 216cm high, c.1770
A Victorian ebonised bracket clock, the arched dial with silver chapter ring, Roman numerals and three winding holes, the arch with Strike/Silent aperture, Westminster Chimes and Chimes on Eight Gongs, the back applied with gilt scrolls, arched door with ormolu mounts cast with leaves, the case with flame finial and gilt cupola, flower finials to angles, gilt leafy scroll brackets, the sides with foliate cast fretwork panels, scroll feet, 65cm high
Ceramics - a Chamberlain Worcester boat shaped teapot and cover, decorated in sepia with rustic landscapes, domed cover, button finial, banded gilt oval border, 17cm high, c.1840; a Derby Imari coffee can, c.1810; a Caughley blue and white tea bowl, c.1780; other 18th century and later English porcelain tea ware
A 19th century Brampton salt glazed stoneware tobacco jar, inner cover, and cover, of rounded rectangular form, in relief with classical figures, mystical sea creatures, cherubs, inscribed T Arnold, Harleston, 1827, leafy rim, the inner cover with lion finial, the cover with stiff leaves and to candle nozzle, 19.5cm high, c.1827
A Derbyshire brown salt glazed stoneware jug, in relief with classical figures, loop handle, 16cm high, c.1860; a similar mustard pot, and cover, in relief with vine leaves, slightly domed cover, ball finial, 7cm diam, c.1860; a jelly mould, with vine and leaves, fluted sides, 21cm wide, c.1860 (3)
A pair of Wedgwood Lilac Jasperware cassolettes, overlaid in white with cherubs playing musical instruments, below anthemion scroll border, everted egg-and-dart rim, slightly domed covers centred with nozzle, with musical trophy tendrils, square bases, 21cm high, impressed mark WEDGWOOD Condition Report: Only one candle nozzle; only one detachable small cover for nozzle, with finial missing small chip to outer rim, chips to rim both detachable slightly domed covers re-glued, Nibbles to rim above egg and dart border, Slight nibbles to base; chipped corner to one
A Lynton porcelain two-handled tapering cylindrical chocolate cup, cover and stand, painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed, with musical trophies and colourful summer flowers, within beaded oval cartouche, on a ground of alternating white and cobalt blue spirals, banded with roses and foliage, domed cover, ring loop finial, divided entwined handles, 17cm high, printed mark, signed with gilt monogram
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