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Lot 625
A BRASS STRIKING LANTERN CLOCKSurmounted by a turned brass finial and bell with four-piece strap, above pierced frets, the 6 ½ in. brass chapter ring with half-hour chevrons, single steel hand, the two train movement with anchor escapement and countwheel strike on a bell, together with a bracket, 38cm highCondition Report:With associated wooden bracket, four weights, pendulum. No side doors. No wall pins.Bell is replaced and too too small for clock. No evidence of previous verge escapement. Frets likely replacements. Square-head screws modern replacements. Wear to pinions especially on the fly wheel. Top and bottom plates and upright pillars are redder in colour than other elements. Four small modern brass bolts to going train rope wheel.
Lot 17
A mixed group of glassware comprising a wrythen lobed and cut confiture, cover and stand, a footed bowl with crimped fold over rim, a fluted footed bowl, a low comport, a lantern together with a hobnail cut jug, pedestal salt and a celery vase, early 19th century and later, the latter 23cm high.
Lot 635
A small reproduction brass lantern clock, the eight-day duration timepiece movement with passing strike having a platform lever escapement and stamped to the backplate Astral, Coventry, Made in England, A33797, the brass lantern clock case with engraved decoration to the front, a silvered chapter ring engraved with black Roman numerals, turned pillars and finials and surmounted by a bell striking once at each hour.
Lot 641
Smiths English Clocks Ltd, a miniature lantern-style mantel clock having an eight-day duration timepiece movement, the brass dial with black Roman numerals to the raised chapter ring and signed for Smiths, with engraved decoration, the case with turned finials and feet and a strapped top, the underside stamped with the model name Nell Gwynne, height 18cm.
Lot 265
Three English tinplate horn lanterns, 19th c, two of three aspect, one stamped with hearts, 24-30cm h The collection of C. W. Briggs (1906-1971) (lots 1-429) Conical top of one lantern detached and lacking the top piece of the frame to one of the three lights; some old rust pitting but all basically complete and in satisfactory condition; dirty. The horn mostly good
Lot 56
An Arts and Crafts vaseline glass lantern, c.1890, with a cylindrical vaseline glass shade with flowers and foliage detail, mounted on a spiralled brass frame, with a chain suspension, 65cm high overallCondition ReportSome tarnishing to the brass. Would need rewiring. Fitted with a single bayonet fitting.10.1.23 PAT passed.
Lot 446
A VINTAGE NESTHILL SUMP HEATER/PARAFIN LAMP, manufacturer's transfer is mostly scratched off, height 22cm, together with a tin 'Blackout' style lantern (2) (Condition report: both lanterns are untested, the red Nesthill has chipped paint and some light damage to the grill, the silver lantern has corrosion and missing paint)
Lot 585
A Rare Royal Coronation Brass Lantern Form Mantel Timepiece with Passing Strike, designed by Davall & Sons in 1936 for the Coronation of Edward VIII, signed Davall, London, 1937, lantern form case with engraved side panels, surmounted by a crown strapwork beaded bell top, silvered chapter ring, dial centre with enamelled Royal Coat of Arms and inscribed GRVI crowned 12th May 1937, single barrel movement with hour passing strike on a top mounted bell29.5cm highThis clock was originally designed for Edward VIII but then when he abdicated the title was replaced on the dial to George VI. Information regarding this can be seen in "Clockmaking in England and Wales in the Twentieth Century, by John Glanville and William M.Wolmuth, page 338". Brass surfaces are slightly discoloured, dial is slightly discoloured around the winding hole area, movement is complete but is slightly dirty, with pendulum.
Lot 511
A green-painted British Army pine kit box (66 x 39 x 30 cm) and its contents to include:the 1974 warrant of Warrant Officer D.D.D. Compton and his 1963 Antelope Lodge initiation certificate;a G & C 'Approved Safety Torch' and a Shimwell Alexander safety torch;a Gremlin kerosene lantern;three British Army trophies - Aden 1959, Gurkha Driving Competion 1960 and 1951 Kure, Japan.
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