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Lot 907
An Augsburg brass mantel clock with unusual globe date: the short duration movement having a verge escapement and striking the hours on a bell whilst displaying the date via a globe to the top of the case held aloft by a male figure, the dial having engraved black Roman numerals, decorative engraved spandrels to the four corners depicting various buildings, an engraved religious scene to the centre along with the initials MZ, a visible pendulum with sunburst bob, the single blued steel hand of sunburst and crescent moon form, the gilded brass rectangular case having engraved decorative frets of tulip design to the top both front and sides, with a shallow pediment top on which sits the figure and date globe, with the whole sitting on a convex base with brass ball feet, height 33cms.
Lot 906
Ridel à Paris, a fine ormolu Empire mantel mantel clock: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell with an outside countwheel, the white enamel dial with Breguet style black Roman numerals, gilded-brass hands of sunburst design and signed Ridel à Paris, the ormolu case with floral decoration spilling from the vase surmounting the case, the painted oval plaque possibly depicting Maria Theresa of Spain wife of the Sun-King Louis XIV which would conform to the sunburst decoration to the hands, height 55cms.* Biography Ridel is recorded as working in Paris as a maker of pendule marbre blanc et bronze from circa 1800 with workshops at Rue aux Ours in the revolutionary portion of Amis-de-la-Patrie in the 6th arrondissement, renamed Porte-Saint-Denise in 1811. There are a number of clocks known signed by him, all of the Empire style with fine dials and hands.
Lot 905
Japy Fils, Paris a French ormolu & porcelain mantel clock: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell, the backplate stamped with the maker's name Japy Fils along with the serial number 7028, the blue porcelain dial having gilt Roman numerals and gilded-brass decorative hands, the centre painted with floral decoration along with the retailer's name Page, Keen and Page, Plymouth, the shaped ormolu case with applied scroll sides to the centre drum, with the shaped matching blue porcelain panel having painted floral decoration, the top surmounted with an ormolu urn with matching porcelain decoration, all standing on a shaped giltwood base with a further ebonised oval base and glass dome, height 28cms, (clock), 40cms (including base and dome). * Biography Japy Fils being Louis-Frederic Japy. For details of Japy Frères see lot no. 41382/13.
Lot 904
Roque à Paris an French Empire ormolu mantel clock with unusual date globe: the eight-day duration movement having a silk-suspension and striking the hours and half-hours on a bell with an outside countwheel, the backplate engraved in large scroll with the name Roque à Paris No. 419, the round white enamel dial having black Roman numerals, black outer Arabic numerals and signed to the centre Roque à Paris, with gilded-brass decorative hands in the shape of a lyre, the ormolu case with fluted canted corners and floral mounts to the lower fretted panel and dial, the shaped white marble base with a baluster shaped inset mount and further mounts to the canted corners and standing on gilded ball feet, the curved pediment surmounted by a globe within a mount, all standing on cast ormolu feet, height 33cms.* Biography Joseph (Jean) Léonard Roque is recorded as working in Paris in the mid-to-late 18th century and was appointed Horloger du Roi. He made a clock with a globe movement for the Chateau de la Meutte in 1772. That Roque incorporated a globe as a part of this clock is of no surprise when knowing his pedigree as both a maker and student. He started working with the famed mechanical expert Alexis Magny before becoming assistant to Claude-Siméon Passemant and making, in 1759, the mechanisms for Passemant's pair of moving globes as supplied to the marquis de Marigny who consequently offered them to the King. He made other mechanisms for Passemant's clocks including the Creation of the World clock exhibited in the Musée du Château de Versailles. Following the death of Passemant in 1769 Roque was received as a maître-horloger and continued living in the Vieux Louvre within the Colonnades building before moving in 1772 to the Passage du Saumon. Clocks signed for Roque are in many collections and museums including the Musée du Louvre and National des Techniques in Paris, the Hermitage Museum Saint Petersburg, the Museum de Bâle (Basel Museum) and in the Swedish Royal Collections.Reference Richard Redding, Switzerland, biography of Jean Léonard Roque, A Louis XVI Mantel Clock by Jean Léonard Roque.
Lot 1104
Early 20th century Vienna type wall clock, twin train movement striking the half hours on a gong, H86cm and an arched mahogany cased mantel clock with silvered Arabic dial, twin train movement striking the half hours on a coil;, H32cm (2) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 172
Late 19th century French lacquered band brass four-glass mantel clock^ the plinth shaped case with stepped pediment over four bevelled panels on a plinth base to a cast brass bezel enclosing a 7 ? cm Arabic enamelled dial (multiple hairlines) with outside minute track and blued steel hands to a circular brass movement with anchor escapement strike on a blued steel coiled gong and fitted with a twin mercury pot pendulum^ height 22cm
Lot 2179
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a small mantel clock, the circular silvered dial with black Arabic numerals, Birmingham 1929, a circular pin cushion jewellery box, with pierced decoration, raised on four spherical feet, Chester 1908, a smaller circular pin cushion, two similar oval pin trays, a shaped oval bonbon dish, with embossed and pierced decoration, Sheffield 1906 and a set of six foreign coffee spoons, the handles with animal and bird finials, with an associated case, (7).
Lot 1251
A French rosewood, fruitwood and line inlaid mantel timepiece with aneroid barometer and thermometer, circa 1900 of small size, in the form of a longcase clock, with architectural pediment, above circular white enamel dial, thermometer to the trunk and open barometer dial with visible mechanism to the plinth 47cm high
Lot 1275
An Empire ormolu and bronze mantel clock of Cupid and PsycheThe two figures leaning towards each other over the arched case, on a rectangular base with a bow and foliate mount, with berried laurel moulding on stepped plinth on claw feet, the 3 1/2in. engine-turned gilt dial within a foliate bezel, and with twin train drum-shaped movement with countwheel strike on a bell, (1 pendulum and 1 key)56cm high Illustrated.
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