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An interesting 17th century lantern clock frame and dial, now with a 19th century quarter striking chain fusee movementHenry Ireland at the Dial, LothburyThe case with later bell and spider over later engraved doors, back panel and arcaded fret (the original top plate now covered over and partially cut to accommodate the new movement), between Doric columns on ball feet. The 6.25 inch rectangular dial with well engraved flowerhead corners and floral ring to the centre around a central flowerhead, signed along the lower edge Henry Ireland at ye Dyall in Lothbury with a later Roman chapter ring and a later pair of hands. The associated 19th century quarter-striking twin chain fusee movement with anchor escapement striking on the two bells above. 46cms (18ins) high.For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

A good brass lantern clock with gilt dial. Retailed by Mappin & Webb. Est. £150 - £250.

LANTERN CLOCK, replica brass lantern clock signed Thomas Moore, Ipswich, 35cm height

Brass carriage lantern surmounted by an eagle, and an art nouveau inlaid mantel clock

19th Century brass lantern clock, the silvered dial with Roman numerals and indistinct signature, the single train thirty hour verge movement striking on a bell, 39cm high

Three clocks, including two Smiths mantle clock and electrically converted lantern clock.

A brass lantern clock together with an oak cased mantel clock AF

A reproduction brass lantern clock inscribed Thomas Knifton with wall bracket

Assorted items on two shelves including china frog, brass and horn lantern, carriage clock etc

A late 19th century brass lantern clock, the chapter ring with black highlighted Roman numerals, dial engraved with foliate decoration, raised on turned bun feet, 23cm high.

A 19th century brass lantern clock with double fusee, probably German.  Made in the English style of the 17th century, two hammers, roman numerals, 8 day. 39cm high.

A QUEEN ANNE BRASS LANTERN CLOCK, WILLIAM WOOD, NAILSWORTH, DATED 1707 with a 6 inch silvered chapter ring applied over the dial plate engraved with tulips and signed 'Wm Wood / Nailsworth / fecit 1707', the conventional movement with anchor escapement and external locking plate striking on the top-mounted bell, the typical posted case with hinged panels to sides and iron panel to back, on ball feet, with dolphin frets between the urn finials, the rear with suspension hoop and wall spurs, with chains and pendulum, case 38.5cm high overall

A BRASS LANTERN CLOCK, CIRCA 1700 AND LATER with a 6 1/2 inch silvered chapter ring applied over the dial plate engraved with tulips and signed 'Peter Miller / London Fecit', the conventional movement with anchor escapement and external locking plate striking on the top-mounted bell, the typical posted case with hinged panels to sides, back panel lacking, on ball feet, with dolphin frets between the urn finials, the rear with suspension hoop and wall spurs, with rope, pendulum and weight, case 37cm high overall

A MINIATURE BRASS LANTERN CLOCK WITH ONE-IN-PASSING HOUR STRIKEThe dial inscribed Tho. Tompion, LondonOf typical form, surmounted by a bell and pierced frets, above 4 1/2in. silvered chapter ring, enclosing an engraved centre inscribed Tho Tompion / London, with silvered alarm disc (decorative only), fitted with a chain fusée movement, anchor escapement and pendulum locking block and nut, perhaps incorporating some earlier elements?23.5cm high (excluding ebonised plinth)Condition reportThere is a steel winding key.  The left hand door handle is loose. 

A VINTAGE SMITHS BRASS LANTERN CLOCK, IN BOX WITH LEAFLETS

A fine mid 18th century gilt-metal mounted tortoiseshell musical table clock with silver and champlevé enamel decorated dial made for the Turkish marketMarkwick, Markham and Perigal, LondonThe cupola top with red silk-backed lattice-work panels on a circular lower section framed by flaming urn finials, the sides with elaborate cast brass sound frets and open curved scroll mounts to the canted corners, on a moulded base and gilt twin-foliate scroll feet. The back door with full fish-scale gilt brass sound fret backed in red silk.The 4.25 inch arched dial plate with multi-coloured champlevé enamel decoration of flowers, scrolls and leaves mainly in blue and green with gilt and orange highlights, on a hatched silver ground. The 4 inch white enamel dial with Turkish numerals, signed Markwick Markham Perigal London below the pierced and engraved gilt hands, the arch set with twin white enamel subsidiaries for chime/not chime and four-tune selection. The triple barrel movement with knife edge verge escapement striking the hours on a bell and playing one of the 4 tunes on a run of 9 bells and 15 hammers regulated via an external fly, the backplate with floral and fruit basket engraving, above the signature Markwick Markham Perigal London. Ticking, striking and playing. Together with two case keys and a winding key. 28cm wide x 22cm deep x 40cm high, (11in wide x 8 1/2in deep x 15 1/2in high)Footnotes:Accompanied by a description from Stender, Antiquair Uurwerkmaker, July 1988.This firm was initially comprised of James Markwick and Robert Markham. Markwick was born in London around 1662 and was made free of the Clockmakers Company by patrimony in 1692. His father, James Markwick Senior, was a prosperous horologist and his mother, Hannah Gilpin, was the daughter of another prosperous London horologist, Edmund Gilpin, who was also James Markwick Senior's master. About four years after gaining his freedom, Markwick Jr. took over his father's workshop and trade. Around this same time, he appears to have married Catherine Carleton; the couple would go on to have at least 11 children, though only two, Thomas and Catherine seem to have survived childhood. Robert Markham became a member of the Curriers company in 1700, likely having been born around 1680, in London. His father Richard, also a Currier, died in 1715, and left Robert half of all his wealth, which included jewels and seemingly government trade contracts, the other half going to Richard's wife. Robert Markham appears to have entered into partnership with James Markwick Junior around 1725. Robert also married Catherine Markwick, though whether this was before or after 1725 is unknown. On their wedding day, James Markwick apparently gave his daughter and son-in-law £1,000. James Markwick died in 1729, leaving his son-in-law one-third of all his property. Markham continued to advertise as 'Markwick Markham', seemingly throughout his career. He and Catherine had three children, Elizabeth, James, and Anne. When Markham died in 1741, it appears that one of the Markham's continued the business, entering into partnership with Francis Perigal, the name being changed to 'Markwick, Markham, & Perigal'. It is not known which of the Markhams continued the trade, as none are recorded as clockmakers. The partnership with Perigal was dissolved around 1751, and various other partnerships were entered into. 'Markwick' remained in the shop's title until about 1820. The shop ceased trading around 1851, at that point being known as 'Markham Borrell'.Despite the firms many iterations, their main customer base seems to have been for export to the Ottoman Empire. Most of the timepieces known by them feature Turkish numerals, including a lantern clock. This suggests that this connection to the Ottoman Empire began quite early in the partnership, though exactly when remains unknown.Related LiteratureVictoria and Albert Museum (2003) Watch. Available at: https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O77566/watch-markwick-markham/watch-markwick--markham/B. Loomes, (2013) Collecting Antique Clocks Markwick Markham. Available at: https://www.brianloomes.com/collecting/markwick/index.htmlThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * Y* VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.Y Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the UK, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A large brass modern lantern clock with quartz movement and two smaller examples (3)

Two brass lantern clocks, one marked Elliot London. Both with engaged face, Roman numerals and pierced fish form fretwork, along with a west German wall hanging skeleton lantern clock and wall bracket (3)

A brass lantern clock marked Coventry Astral, made in England, engraved dial with Roman numerals and pierced fish form fretwork, 28cm tall

A Heavy Continental Bronze Lantern Clock, The 8 Day Movement Stamped 108341 with Key and Pendulum, 38cm High at Maximum

English lantern clock after an antique model, approx. 55 cm high

A brass lantern clock approx 29cm tall. Movement has been replaced with a quartz movement

A vintage brass lantern clock with simple Davall platform escapement movement

A 17th Century style brass lantern clock with chain driven movement with single weight below a bell inscribed William Gray London, height 39cm, with separate wall bracket. (2)

A late 19th to early 20th Century brass lantern clock, the bell canopy above a pierced gallery and a silvered chapter ring, fitted with an eight day movement numbered 1012, height 35cm and diameter of dial 16.5cm (6.5 inches).

Two reproduction clocks to include a Franz Hermle mantel clock and a lantern clock Location:

A set of six Victorian pottery dinner plates with floral print decoration, assorted glasswares, plated toast racks and reproduction lantern clock.

A GROUP OF CLOCKS, comprising an electric gilt metal lantern clock, a small 'balloon' clock, an Art Nouveau style wooden mantel clock (glass chipped), a small green onyx desk top 'Weathermaster' barometer, a Kern Anniversary clock and a miniature brass grand piano clock (6) (Condition Report: electric untested, other clocks do not appear working)

A Rare and Interesting Late 17th Century Thirty Hour Original Carved Oak 'Coffin' Cased Longcase Clock, unsigned, circa 1695, the original carved oak case with a flat top pediment, hood with pierced front and side frets, trunk door with carved outer borders and two central recessed floral carved panels, 9-inch square brass dial with a silvered Roman numeral chapter ring, engraved dial centre, single hand, crown and cherub spandrels, four pillar movement with an anchor escapement and outside countwheel striking on a bell 189cm highThis clock was purchased from Brian Loomes and is illustrated in his article on his website on Archive, page 57. This article mentions that this is a very rare example of an original carved oak case and typical of the early years of longcase clock making and is the same form of case to the lantern clock early cases. It is also noted that only a small amount of these 'coffin' form cases survive and it is also very rare to see a case like this with its original carving from the late 17th Century, which is thought only a handful are known today.Original carved case with good colour and has a nice patina to the surfaces, case with some minor chips in parts to the edges and general wear due to age, dial is discoloured, movement looks complete but is dirty. With pendulum and one weight.

AFTER THOMAS MOORE, IPSWICH; a reproduction brass lantern clock, height 38cm.

An Edwardian mahogany cased lantern clock, together with a modern Committi mantel clock, largest 21cm.

Sale Item: BRASS LANTERN CLOCK (AF) Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 17.5% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 4.95% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%

Small brass Smiths lantern mantle clock, approx 7" tall and in working condition.

An English silver lantern clock by Thomas Frodsham, in traditional style, the front engraved and chased with stylized flower heads, silver chapter ring, Roman numerals, the sides and back quite plain beneath four cast and pierced intertwined dolphin cresting, hemispherical bell, a limited edition, number 7/250, 21cm high, London 1998, approximately 1488g gross

A Charles II and later brass lantern clock, 16cm circular dial, the dial plate inscribed Thomas Knifton at the (Cross Keys) In Lothbury Londini and engraved with tulips, Roman numerals, faux Arabic alarm setting dial, the 19th century double fusee movement striking on two bells, the cast frets as a variation of the Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom, 37cm high, elements c.1670

A collection of metal ware to include watering can, biscuit barrel, electric lantern clock, a set of four "The Angel Hotel" goblets, a pair of brass bookends in the form of owls etc.

HERMES Paris, 1956. Pendulette en bronze doré et bronze patiné canon de fusil.En forme de lanterne de fiacre, le mouvement mécanique 'Angélus' est inscrit dans la partie concave, le cadran à fond ivoire présente des index pour les heures, aiguilles luminescentes. Signé sur le cadran.Légères tracesHaut.: 15,5 cmFootnotes:HERMES Paris, 1956. Gilt bronze and gunmetal patina clock.In the shape of a carriage lantern, the 'Angelus' mechanical movement is inscribed in the concave part, the ivory-backed dial features hour markers. Signed on the dial.Slight tracesFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Pierced jewel lantern case with opalescent glass clock face with sun embossed in the center. The hinged back door opens and has a candle placement inside. Will look beautiful lit up from within. Marked Bradley & Hubbard M.F.G. to base. Small loose hook to top. Dimensions: 5.25"L xv 5.5"W x 13"HManufacturer: Bradley & HubbardCondition: Age related wear. Missing arms; crack to face.

Brass lantern-style clock, Thomas Mudge, 11cm chapter ring Roman dial enclosing signed floral engraved centre, the case with typical strapped bell surmount and pierced cresting, 10cm x 27cm high

English brass double fusee lantern clock, the 6.5" chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre signed Edmund Remching, Rensford beneath twelve o'clock, surmounted by pierced dolphin frets, strapwork, bell and finial, 17" high (pendulum)

Lantern clock case parts 

Six early lantern and longcase clock bells (6)

Good English second period hoop and spike brass lantern clock with balance wheel escapement, the 6.25" silvered chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre signed Thomas Knifton at the (symbol for cross keys) in Lothbury, Londini fecit, with central alarm dial and single iron hand, surmounted by three foliate pierced frets, strapwork, bell and finial, 15.5" high (weight, front fret replaced, no pendulum)

English brass verge lantern clock, signed Thomas Bryan, in Shepton Mallet to the foliate engraved centre with single iron hand, surmounted by pierced engraved dolphin frets, strapwork bell and finial, 15" high with oak wall brackets (pendulum but no weights)

19th century brass two train lantern clock, the movement stamped Patent W&H striking on a large bell, the 5.5" chapter ring enclosing a matted centre, surmounted by pierced foliate frets, strapwork bell and finial, 16" high (pendulum and key)

Interesting early English hook and spike brass lantern clock, the 5.75" brass chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre and single iron hand, surmounted by pierced dolphin frets, strapwork bell and finial, 13.5" high (pendulum, weight and later Victorian wall bracket)

A GLAZED BRASS CEILING LANTERN, A WALL CLOCK, A BEAD WORK FOOTSTOOL, PRINTS AND PULLEYS FOR ADJUSTABLE CEILING LIGHTS

A late 17th century brass lantern clock, unsigned, the strapped bell over acorn finials, dolphin frets, tulip engraved central dial with central alarm dial, weight driven movement with bob pendulum, 40 cm high x 17 cm wide.Provenance: The contents of The Birches, Kingston-upon-ThamesThe clock has obviously had running repairs over the years but for the most part is period, the bell is a replacement and the alarm feature does not show any increments on the central dial or dial point also the rear spurs/pikes are missing from the back feet. I have looked for foundry marks on the wheel work but can not see anything that might point to a particular maker.The chain is a replacement for the original jute rope.Please bear in mind that this clock although seemingly intact may require work to make good as is the case with any old mechanical device.

 Laternenuhr "Rue de la Paix" in Original-Etui. JAEGER-LECOULTRE. Um 1970.8-Tage-Werk "Recital" mit Handaufzug, Weckschlag mit separatem Stoppknauf. Läuft. Crèmefarbenes Zifferblatt mit römischen Zahlen, Louis XV-Zeigern und 24-Stunden-Anzeige für Alarm bei der 12.Messing, Kunststoff in Schwarz und Weiß. H 28,3 cm. Tischuhr in Form einer Straßenlaterne, auf dem blauen Straßenschild bezeichnet "Rue de la Paix". Minimale Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren.In blauem Jaeger-LeCoultre-Etui mit Garantieschein. Die Jaeger-LeCoultre Kollektion "Recital" umfasst Wecker mit 8-Tagewerk, die automatisch alle 24 Stunden läuten.Aufrufzeit 25. | Okt 2023 | voraussichtlich 18:46 Uhr (CET) Lantern clock "Rue de la Paix" in original case. JAEGER-LECOULTRE. Around 1970.8-day movement "Recital" with manual winding, alarm strike with separate stop knob. Runs. Cream dial with Roman numerals, Louis XV hands and 24-hour indicator for alarm at the 12th hourBrass, plastic in black and white. H 28.3 cm.Table clock in the shape of a street lantern, inscribed on the blue street sign "Rue de la Paix". Minimal signs of age and use.In blue Jaeger-LeCoultre case with warranty certificate. The Jaeger-LeCoultre collection "Recital" includes alarm clocks with 8-day movement that ring automatically every 24 hours.Call time 25 | Oct 2023 | expected 18:46 (CET).*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

 Laternenuhr. Frankreich. 2. H. 19. Jh."R & Co. Made in Paris" gemarktes Vollplatinenwerk mit Ankergang und Handaufzug. Läuft nicht. Großes, floral graviertes Zifferblatt mit römischen Zahlen, Minutenkranz und vierpassigen Eisenzeigern.Bronze/Messing, vergoldet. H 24,5 cm. 1604 g. Architektonisches Gehäuse im Barock-Stil, offenes Kuppeldach mit großer Metall-Glocke und durchbrochen gefertigten, teils gravierten Zierblenden, auf 4 Kugelfüßchen. Wohl als Export-Artikel gefertigt. Teils berieben.Aufrufzeit 25. | Okt 2023 | voraussichtlich 18:47 Uhr (CET) Lantern clock. France. 2nd h. 19th c."R & Co. Made in Paris" marked full plate movement with anchor escapement and manual winding. Does not run. Large floral engraved dial with Roman numerals, minute ring and four-pointed iron hands.Bronze/brass, gilt. H 24,5 cm. 1604 g.Baroque-style architectural case, open domed roof with large metal bell and openwork, partly engraved decorative panels, on 4 ball feet. Probably manufactured as an export article. Partially rubbed.Call time 25 | Oct 2023 | expected 18:47 (CET).*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

2 Steiff-Miniaturteddys, Schlitten, Eidose, Uhr unter Glassturz, Lampion + Schachtel. Um 1900 bis 1960er Jahre. 7 Teile: 2 Teddys in gold und braun (L je 9 cm). Grüner Blechschlitten (L 13 cm). Tischuhr (H 6,5 cm). Papier-Lampion (H 9 cm). Eidose mit roter Stoffbespannung (6 cm). Kleine Pappschachtel mit Kreuzanhänger an Kette (5 x 3,5 cm). Leichte Altersspuren. Aufrufzeit 26. | Okt 2023 | voraussichtlich 10:52 Uhr (CET)2 Steiff miniature teddy bears, sleigh, oath box, clock under glass lintel, lampion + box. Around 1900 to 1960s. 7 parts: 2 teddies in gold and brown (L each 9 cm). Green tin sleigh (L 13 cm). Table clock (H 6,5 cm). Paper lantern (H 9 cm). Egg box with red fabric covering (6 cm). Small cardboard box with cross pendant on chain (5 x 3.5 cm). Slight signs of age. Call time 26th | Oct 2023 | expected 10:52 am (CET).*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

A small silver lantern style clock, Birmingham, 1902, Douglas Clock Company, with original carry case, 16cm high

A VINTAGE BRASS LANTERN CLOCK, A CARRIAGE CLOCK AND TWO WOODEN MANTLE CLOCKS

LANTERN EDWARDIAN CLOCK, PLATFORM ESCAPEMENT

Reproduction lantern style clock with quartz movement

A 19th century brass 8-day lantern clock with silvered chapter ring, brass double fusee chain-driven mechanism striking on a bell, height 39cm, presentation inscription on the bell dated 1897Case is lightly tarnished but all appears original, no pendulum or key and not seen running

Good quality 17th century-style brass lantern clock with French movement by Richard et Cie, Paris.The case and dial appear in good clean condition. It does not work and will not wind, a key is present. Unclear if movement is original to case.

ASSELIN, LONDON. AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY WEIGHT DRIVEN BRASS LANTERN CLOCK the 7" arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring having Roman numerals, inner quarters and half-hour markers surrounding a matted centre with alarm disc and single cut steel hand. The arch with cast spandrels and silvered name plaque fronting a posted 30 hour movement striking on a bell; verge escapement and hook and spike wall fixing34cm highThe dial is original to frame and movement, original verge escapement, the movement is complete with alarm and does run but is very dirty and will need an overhaul, the bell strap is damaged and the top finial has been cut down. The pendulum bob and wall spikes are later.

AN UNUSUAL 3RD QUARTER 17TH CENTURY LANTERN CLOCK JOHN EBSWORTH, LONDINI FECIT the posted frame surmounted by an engraved dolphin fretwork crestings and strapped bell above a Roman chapter ring with quarter-hour markings enclosing a signed tulip engraved centre and cut steel hands fronting a 30-hour weight driven movement with verge escapement striking the hours on a bell with pull down striking arm to the side36cm highThe dial is original to the movement. The side doors are missing. The alarm mechanism is missing. The verge has been replaced; probably reconverted back from anchor. Bell straps are original. Light surface rust to the steelwork. The pendulum is attached to the movement as it is a verge. No weight. The top finial has lost its tip.

AN 18TH CENTURY BRASS LANTERN CLOCK WITH LATER MOVEMENT the 12cm arched dial signed Chalklen, Canterbury fronting a spring driven eight-day movement striking on a bell21cm high The clock is ticking and striking but is dirty and will need a service.