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A commemorative brass lantern clock, the 4 1/2 inch brass dial centred with an engraved coat of arms for George VI to commemorate the coronation, titled 'Crowned 12th May 1937'. The door to the reverse engraved Davall 1937, London, the eight day movement striking on a single bell to the strapwork coronet, 29.5cm high
An early 20th century brass lantern clock mantel timepiece, of small proportions and in the 17th century taste, 10cm silvered register inscribed with Roman numerals, the centre engraved with scrolling leaves, platform escapement, crested by knop finials, a 'bell' and shaped brackets pierced and engraved with dolphins, pillars to angles, knop feet, 26cm high
A 1944 dated Admiralty pattern S110E Portable Signalling Lantern; a Type P12 brass cased naval compass; a plastic cased liquid filled compass by Heath Marine, London, in mahogany mount; a brass “Sestrel” bulkhead clock by Henry Browne & Son; and an “Oldham Type 5” miner’s electric hanging lamp. Average GC
A Small Brass Lantern Timepiece with Alarm, signed Edward Rundell, circa 1730, turned finials and pierced frets, side opening doors, 4-1/4-inch Roman numeral chapter ring, scroll engraved centre signed, central alarm disc, single hand, four posted weight driven movement with anchor escapement and alarm striking on a bell, bob pendulum, 26cm high 12.06.15, Case with brass surfaces faded, pinions and arbors appear to have been restored, movement looks clean, with two weights.
An Early Civil War Period Brass Striking Lantern Clock, unsigned, mid-17th century and later, turned finials and bearing the lion and unicorn pierced frets, side opening doors, 6-1/4-inch Roman numeral chapter ring, centre with floral engraving, single hand, four posted weight driven movement with anchor escapement and outside countwheel striking on a top mounted bell, 39cm high 12.06.15, Brass surfaces are faded and nicely aged, later pierced frets, single hand is rusty, underside of the ball shaped feet are missing, alarm work missing, converted from balance wheel to anchor escapement, back panel missing, with a weight and a pendulum.
A miniature lantern timepiece with alarm, the 5 inch arched brass dial signed on a boss in the arch Wm. Shaw, Botesdale, the matted centre with alarm setting disc, blued steel hand, the two-train movement with verge escapement, in a posted frame case surmounted by side frets and strapped bell, hoop and spurs, c. 1770, 8.25in (21cm) high. Provenance: A private collection in the Cotswolds.
A rare Charles II striking lantern clock of long duration, the 6.5 inch chapter ring signed in the tulip engraved centre John Flint, Mansfield, central rosette, steel hand, pierced and engraved dolphin frets, the movement converted from balance wheel to verge escapement, both trains with large barrels (now with nylon rope), in a posted frame case of typical construction surmounted by the bell and urn finial, c. 1680, 16.5in (42cm) high. Provenance: A private collection in the Cotswolds.
A Charles II striking lantern clock, the tulip engraved dial signed above the alarm setting disc James Burputt in Bristoll fecit 1679, slender chapter ring, pierced and engraved lion and unicorn frets, the movement originally balance wheel but now anchor escapement, in a case of typical construction with particularly well turned finials, alarm train and backplate removed, 16.5in (42cm) high. Provenance: A private collection in the Cotswolds.
A quantity of lantern slides relating to Canada, mainly monochrome but some in colour, showing areas of the lumber business construction, views and buildings in Quebec, Winnipeg, Victoria, Saskatoon, etc, approximately 85 slides contained in a fitted mahogany rectangular case signed Canadian Pacific Ry. Co, 62-65 Charing Cross London SW1; and a pine box containing a similar number. (Qty)

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