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Late 17th century brass lantern clock, dial signed Will. Raynes in Yorke, sea serpent pierced fret work and bell over silvered Roman chapter on bun feet H40cm, with bracket,(See Hull and East Riding Clocks J E S Walker page 13) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A BRASS LANTERN CLOCK, the dial signed Nath Rogers Nottingham, 17th century and later, with pierced and engraved dolphin cresting plates, silvered chapter ring with 30 hour movement and verge escapement, four pillar case with bob pendulum, all surmounted by a single bell, on later bracket with single lead weight, 37cm high (excluding bracket). See illustration
A late 19th / early 20th century brass lantern clock of large proportions. Housing a double fusee movement striking quarterly on two gongs and with hourly bell chime. With brass bob pendulum having stirrup regulation, back plate engraved C. V. 113, 43cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Good condition. Running. With key.
A brass lantern clock, the chapter ring with Roman numerals, signed Wm. Hulbert, Bristoll, the movement with strike on the lantern bell, 33cm high, complete with bracket and pendulum/see illustration Condition Report: Dial and plate pinned bottom and top left and right (three replacement galvanised pins) side doors, pierced tops and back panel replaced and gilt painted, hammer spring and shaft later black painted anchor escapement (20th Century)
AN ASSORTMENT OF LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY HAND PAINTED DISHES including a Barge ware dish, an interesting engraved copper wall disc of naturalistic style, three miniature yellow glass novelty items including ewers and tapering vase depicting a snake on the exterior, Japanese sensor, horseshoe onyx clock and a leather casket with metal strap work to the lid and a 20th century lantern clock, a silver plated cruet set, table lamp, a pair of Royal Doulton figures mounted on onyx bookends, a chess set and a Royal Worcester George Owens style pot pourri pot and cover
An early 18th century thirty hour brass hook and spike lantern clock by Jean du Lierre Angers circa 1720, with bell above foliate fret work panel, 4½" dial with chapter ring and Roman numerals, over central alarm dial, engraved to dial Suedois Angers, with side door panels, two spikes, rope attachment with lead weights, 18cm high CONDITION REPORT: Lot 152 - Clock is running when all four weights are attached, minor age surface marks to brass, in general good condition.
A late 17th/early 18th century brass hook and spike lantern clock by Edward Burroughs, Fordham, the 5" arched brass dial signed Edward Burroughs, Fordham, on a flat silvered disc over a silvered chapter ring with central alarm dial, with iron spikes, surmounted by twin foliate frets, strap work and bell pendulum, with rope and chain attachment with two lead weights, 18cm high CONDITION REPORT: Lot 151 - Amendment, this has only two weights, not going, dial in good condition, plain doors.
An early 18th century brass hook and spike lantern clock by William Dee of Windsor dated 1729, with verge escapement, the bell above foliate fret panels and 5½" dial, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, alarm dial, engraved to Wm Dee, Windsor 1729, with rope attachment, decorated with urn finials, 33cm high, housed in an antique oak grandmother case, 181cm high CONDITION REPORT: Lot 155 - has weight rope attachment broken so not able to see if its going, plain doors, stains to chapter ring, right foliate fret a little loose to touch, name clear on dial.
A James II/William and Mary period brass hook and spike lantern clock by Joseph Windmills, London circa 1685-1690, with posted countwheel bell, striking movement with anchor escapement, the dial signed with maker and Roman numerals to the chapter ring, mute track and alarm disc, brass strap work and frets, raised on ball supports, rope attachment with single pulley, original lead weight, disc for pendulum lacking rod, 42cm high CONDITION REPORT: Lot 149 - minor age surface marks and tarnishing to brass, just disc for pendulum lacking rod, one lead weight attached to escapement, name clear to dial, clock generally in good condition, not seeing time alarm go, only the disc for pendulum is present, no rod, age stains, with replacement period brass doors.
A mid 18th century 30 hour brass lantern clock by Louis Le Vacher circa 1759, with bell, verge escapement above fret, the 3.5" dial with silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals, central alarm dial engraved below Louis La Vacher Acheuveuze, silk suspension movement, raised on turned finials, with rope attachment and lead weights, 22cm high, housed in a later oak wall mount bearing label 'Louis Le Vacher, Master Clock Maker, ref watchmakers & clockmakers of the world GH Baillie'
An early 20th century mantel timepiece in the form of a late 17th century English lantern clock, the dial having Roman numerals and floral engraving to the centre, platform escapement key-wind movement, the brass case having turned and fretted decoration, surmounted by a bell - Estimate £50 to £80
English hook and spike brass lantern clock, signed George Harris of Frittwell to the foliate engraved dial centre with single iron hand, enclosed by a brass chapter ring, surmounted by pierced dolphin and foliate frets, strapwork bell and finial, 15.5" high (with later oak bracket, two weights, chain and pulleys)
Fine mahogany longcase regulator clock, the 12" silvered dial signed E. Hollanders, Queen St. Portsea, Maker 1886, with subsidiary seconds and hour dials, the substantial movement with bronze wheels, jewelled lantern pinions, deadbeat escapement and maintaining power, also with canted pinion slots in the tips of the escape wheel teeth to retain oil, the case with long moulded glazed arched door over a stepped panelled base, the hood surmounted by a flat moulded stepped cornice, 73.75" high (wooden rod pendulum with large brass bob, weight, pulley wheel and crank handle key) *E Hollander was recorded in the 1881 census as a German Clockmaker working in Portsea
A 19th century walnut cased mantel clock of large proportions - The brass arched dial with silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals and applied brass floral and figural mounts, the two subsidiary dials in the arch for silent/chime and speed adjustment. The ogee moulded, arched door flanked by two fluted pilasters with leaf carved tops and pedestals and capped by Ionic scrolls and standing on deeply carved foliate feet. The lantern top over a carved broken scroll pediment and surmounted by a turned finial. The movement strikes on five coil gongs. 13 1/2in x 10in x 26in high - almost certainly German - possibly Lenzkirch movement? Lovely quality case, good musical movement , back door locked , pendulum off.
Thos. Moore, Melford a Victorian brass lantern clock: fitted with an eight-day duration, single fusee movement with passing strike on the bell (missing hammer), the brass dial having a raised chapter ring engraved with black Roman numerals and single hand, engraved to the centre with the name Thos. Moore, Melford, with dolphin fretwork to the top and surmounted by a bell, height 35cm.
A brass cased lantern clock of 17th Century design, the 4.75ins diameter brass chapter ring with Roman numerals, to the French eight day single train movement, contained in case, with turned pillar corner posts and turned finals, and with pierced and engraved dolphin pattern frets, on turned feet, 11.5ins high

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