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Lot 147
A 19th Century French mantel clock by Marti et Cie, in gilt metal case surmounted by portrait of a lady and her Beau standing beside, having white enamel dial, with Sevres style plaques painted with songbird and flowers, two train movement striking hours and half hours on a bell, with pendulum and key, 32.5cms high max, 37cms wide max
Lot 513
A large continental carved hardwood mantel clock, fashioned as a bird of prey on a rocky outcrop, the dial bearing enamel roman numerals, 59cm tall Condition Report: Generally good. Some areas of repair where wood has been re-glued, but no major structural damage. Clock is working order with key.
Lot 1023
LEROLLE OF PARIS, FRENCH D'ORE BRONZE MANTEL CLOCK, 19TH C., H 18'', W 11'': LeRolle, Paris and Japy Freres & Co. F. Barbedienne foundry mark. Having a pierced dome form top with a Roman bust finial, raised on a rouge marble base. Two key wind movement marked "Lerolle Paris 550" and bearing the Japy Freres circular seal and also marked "P.Lth 58" at the bottom of the works.
Lot 66
A Regency small eight-day fusee mantel clock movement Murray and Strachan, London, circa 1820 The circular four pillar twin chain fusee rack-striking movement with anchor escapement and signed Murray & Strachan, Royal Exchange, LONDON to backplate, the frontplate stamped with serial number 5614 , 9.2cm (3.5ins approx.) diameter. James Murray was born in 1780, he gained his freedom of the Clockmakers' Company in 1815, was elevated to the Livery in 1817 and is thought to have worked until his death in 1847. He is perhaps best known as a maker of marine chronometers and other precision timekeepers; James Weddell took three chronometers supplied by Murray on his third Antarctic expedition 1822-4. The partnership between James Murray and Strachan is recorded in Bailie, G.H Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World as operating 1820-4.
Lot 34
A French walnut mantel clock the slightly convex white enamel Roman dial signed Taylor & Son of Paris & Bristol with moon hands, the Marti movement with silvered platform lever escapement and coiled gong strike, the rectangular case with re-entrant corners, bevelled top glass and blind fish scale side frets, 22cm high
Lot 47
A 19th Century French gilt metal mantel clock, the blue ground porcelain dial with Roman chapters, Vincenti drum movement with outside count wheel bell strike, the drum head case with cherub and urn finial flanked by pineapple finials and pendant drops upon a blue velvet covered gilt wood base, 38cm high overall
Lot 52
A 19th Century Japanese hardwood mantel clock the circular ivory dial with gilt Chinese zodiac chapters and Vincenti twin train bell striking movement, the water lily leaf carved and parcel gilt case with dragonfly, frog, duck, crab and floral mother of pearl and ivory shibayama decoration, the moulded base carved with a bat, 50cm high
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