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Lot 1224
A Mahogany Longcase Clock, 12" arch brass dial, signed William Kipling, London, with subsidiary seconds and strike/silent mechanism, 220cm high, later caseWith weights and pendulum.Case surfaces are faded. Hood with cracks to the sides. Case trunk door is bowed and chips to the corners, pieces missing to the outer edges. Base front panel with restoration to the bottom right hand corner and the panel is springing away from the main case. Later case circa 1800. Dial and movement circa 1730. Dial is clean. Movement crutch is bent. Movement not working.
Lot 386
Cornwall interest, A late George III mahogany eight day longcase clock. The silvered arched brass dial signed W Hambly Falmouth, with an engraved eagle atop a Tempus Fugit banner to the arch, above a subsidiary seconds dial and calendar niche, with a blind fret cut hood and crossbanded door, height 228cm.
Lot 2183
THOMAS EVANS, BANGOR - A 19th century Welsh mahogany cased 8-day longcase clock, with 14" painted enamelled arch top dial, subsidiary dial and date aperture, two weights and pendulum. Overall width 70cm, height 222cm, depth 26cm.Pendulum A/F, with the top separated but present. Hour hand currently loose.
Lot 255
An oak cased longcase clock, the brass 9" chapter ring showing Roman numerals, signed William Newton, Londini Fecit, having a moon phase and date aperture within pierced brass spandrels, inscribed Tempus Fugit below, having an eight day movement, the later case with fret carved cornice above barley twist pilasters and geometric moulding, h.238cm overall
Lot 374
An early 19th century mahogany longcase clock, with an arched painted dial depicting the 'crowning of Bruce', the dial with Roman numerals and two subsidiary dials, with an eight day movement and a later plaque 'Charles Robertson, clock-maker, Coupar Angus (1814-1837)', 222cm x 50cm x 25.5cm
Lot 693
(John) Bryson, Dalkeith, early 19th Century flame mahogany 8 day longcase clock, signed 13" painted break arch Roman dial with subsidiary date and seconds dials, the arch painted with two deer in rural scene, inlaid trunk with 1/4 fluted pilasters, apron frieze on bracket feet, two train four pillar rack striking movement on a bell, painted pendulum bob, oval weights, H216cm
Lot 43
18TH C. WELSH OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, John Lewis of Llanidloes, 30-hour movement, calendar aperture below signed centre, 'Tempus Fugit' roundel to the break-arch, quarter pilasters, later panelled base, 210cms (h)Comments: base panel cracked, feet damaged, patina scuffed/rubbedNotes: John Lewis was one of the first three deacons of the Calvinistic Methodist church at Llanidloes, and treasurer from 1779-1801.
Lot 405
Late George III oak and mahogany-cased 8-day longcase clock, Samuel Pearce, Axminster, the 12-inch break-arch dial with Roman hour markers, seconds subsidiary and calendar crescent, the arch with painted oval panel of a basket of roses over rose spandrels, 217cm high, sold with two weights and pendulum
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