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Lot 229
A 19th Century gilt brass cased mantel clock the eight day movement by Japy Freres of Paris the circular painted porcelain dial with central river landscape decoration inscribed Ernest Miroy Paris within a chapter ring of Roman numerals over a further painted panel depicting two figures in an interior flanked by further river landscapes raised on lions paw feet and carved giltwood stand CONDITION REPORTS Some light surface scratches. A build up of dust in areas. Accretions. Small areas of tarnishing to the brass. The raised white dot of enamel below the number 11 has partially come away. The gilt wood base has some wear and there are splits to the silk lining on the base. General wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for more details.
Lot 477
A box containing various costume jewellery, miniature brass abacus, Japanese lacquered box Russian hand-painted dish, Majorcan framed collage of a ship and an onyx cased mantel clock, etc, together with a box containing Viewmaster Stereoscope and various slides, a silver mounted leather Patience card set, canvas case with various drawing instruments, clay pipe, pillar box tin with transfer decorated decoration, Chinese cloisonne dish, etc
Lot 127
A group of collectors' items comprising two kukris, both with karda and chakmak and both housed in leather scabbards, a further Eastern dagger, a mantel clock, a barometer, a gilt metal dressing table set (af), a hat box, a cased canteen on cutlery and two further cased sets of flatware (one with spoon missing).
Lot 134
A mixed lot of items including planes, shuttles, black slate mantel clock (af), various metal figures including running dog with bird in mouth, 'The Transvaal War 1899-1901 The Illustrated London News' and 'With The Flag To Pretoria', 'The War Illustrated A Pictorial Record of the Conflict of the Nations', a small group of ceramics including Royal Doulton D6588 ''Ard of 'Earing' character jug, etc (some items af).
Lot 2082
THOMPSON & VINE OF LONDON; a good late 19th century Gothic Revival oak mantel clock, the silvered dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary slow/fast and strike/silent dials and with foliate decoration, unmarked to interior, height 75.5cm. Additional InformationNot tested and no guarantee of working order, several splits including 10cm split above door to front, further to either side, some chips and losses including to the central spire, further wear and tear throughout, rather dusty, generally will need attention.
Lot 2083
WINTERHALDER & HOFMEIER; a mahogany cased bracket clock with bevelled glass panels, the silvered chapter ring set with Roman and Arabic numerals, slow/fast and chime/silent dials and stamped 'Hahn Brighton', the movement stamped 'W&H SchS 4', height 25.7cm, and an Edwardian mantel clock (2). Additional InformationNeither clock tested, no guarantees of working order, the first with general wear and tear throughout, some spotting and dirt to the dial, scratches, applies to the second clock also, this clock also has a significant gouge and damage to the top, with crazing to the veneer.
Lot 2085
LENZKIRCH; a late 19th century German mahogany cased mantel clock of architectural form with carved foliate detail, the chapter ring set with Roman numerals and with brass spandrels, with presentation plaque 'Presented to A.H. Jackson by his brothers Sep. 2 1891', the movement stamped and no. 118797, height 36.5cm.Additional InformationNot tested, no guarantee of working order, chapter ring would originally have had a plated finish but that now has been lost and a copper colour coming through, general light wear, some small rubbing to the colouring of the numerals, some scratches, etc, case generally ok with only some light wear and some scratches to top.
Lot 2088
A metal mantel clock with wicket keeper finial, height approx 30cm, and a brass cased ship's clock with dial stamped for 'Morath Bros Liverpool' (2). Additional InformationGeneral surface wear and tear throughout, the wicket keeper mantel clock has hairline crack running through the top and with further chips to the front, the ships clock with damage to the upper section of the dial at 12 o'clock and a brown faded colour to the paper/carded dial, no guarantees of working order, have not been tested.
Lot 2089
An unusual 19th century French bronze and porcelain enamel painted mantel clock, the drum type case set with Roman numerals and with movement signed 'Le Roy & Fils, A Paris' no. 4514 above a shaped oval base decorated with oval panels depicting military weapons and armour, the whole within Gothic inspired case, height 33cm.
Lot 2092
A late 19th century simulated Boulle work and gilt metal thirty hour mantel clock, the circular dial set with Roman numerals and Arabic makers, inscribed 'Exd by Mappin & Webb', with ebonised back, height 42.5cm.Additional InformationSurface wear and dirt, area of flaking and minor losses to the paint, particularly in areas of edges, rubbing and area of flaking to the ebonised back, mild areas of tarnish to gilt and metal parts, areas of crazing to the paint as if the clock was exposed to high temperatures, overall condition commensurate with age, chipping to the enamel area of the key aperture, area of hairline cracks spreading to the edge and the glass has multiple tiny chips running all around the edge as if it was replaced and filed to fit.
Lot 2093
PHILLIP HAAS & SÖHNE; a circa 1900 thirty hour mantel clock with canted domed top, the cardboard dial set with Roman numerals, decorated with exotic chromolithograph to the inside case, movement stamped 85492, height 33cm, and an Edwardian eight day example, the enamel dial set with Arabic numerals and inscribed 'HL Brown & Son Ltd, Sheffield & London', movement with G Mégnin stamp (2).
Lot 2097
A good late 19th century French black slate mantel clock with painted panels, shaped case and circular dial set with Roman numerals housing an eight day movement, width 47cm.Additional InformationNo pendulum and bell. Not running. No key. No damage to paint. Old repair to top right corner of case. General scratches and tiny chips. Small touch up to dial and outer band of maker's mark rubbed.
Lot 476
A late 19th century boulle work mantel clock by Hatton of Paris, the balloon shaped case with red tortoiseshell and brass inlaid veneers, gilt metal foliate and cherub mask mounts, surmounted by a floral urn finial, enclosing a 2¾in. white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals and Arabic outer minute track, signed 'HATTON PARIS', fronting an eight day movement by Japy Freres, signed 'Hatton Paris', striking the hours/half hours on a bell, with outside countwheel and original bob pendulum, 11¾in. (30cm.) high., *Condition:Winds and runs. Strikes correctly. Gilt metal mounts regilded. Brass inlay lifting slightly in a couple of places but good overall. Dial VG. With key.
Lot 478
A 19th century French brass mantel clock, with three train movement striking on two gongs, cross hatched gilt dial with silvered Roman chapter ring, the upright case with red side glasses, all over cast and engraved Baroque decoration of foliage, classical ruins, caryatids and grotesque masks, the platform top with two tigers with their prey, raised on four mask scroll supports with turned feet, 11¼in. (28.5cm.) high, movement a/f. , *Condition:Pendulum suspension cord broken and requires replacement. Minute hand loose on dial. One striking hammer detached and the other bent. Surface rust to gongs. Movement will require repair. No backplate. Case good but dirty.
Lot 493
A French 19th century gilt metal cherub mantel clock by Baume & Lezard, the gilt metal case in the Louis XVI taste, with ornate scroll, rocaille, foliate and floral decoration, surmounted by a seated cherub artist seated upon rockwork, the white enamel 3 1/8in. dial with black Roman numerals, signed 'BAUME & LEZARD PARIS', the Vincente & Cie eight day movement with outside countwheel strike, striking the hours and half hours on a bell, signed 'BAUME & LEZARD A PARIS' AND NUMBERED B577, with bob pendulum, 14¼in. (36.25cm.) high, dial cracked., *Condition:Dial cracked in several places and has chip at 12.30. Clocks winds and runs, strikes correctly. Some spotted tarnishing to gilt cherub, a little wear to gilt on edges and raised detail. Lacks cover panel to movement to rear.
Lot 14
BRUCE JAMES TALBERT (1838-1881) FOR HART, SON, PEARD & CO. GOTHIC REVIVAL BRASS MANTEL CLOCK, CIRCA 1870 the twin train movement striking a bell inscribed GV/ 1507, the triangular brass case mounted with an agate set finial above three flower roundels set with coloured glass cabochons, the whole raised on shaped square feet 21.5cm wide, 27cm high Literature: Charlotte Gere, Charlotte & Michael Whiteway, Michael, '19th Century Design from Pugin to Mackintosh', W&N 1993, p. 118 where a similar example is illustrated. Note: Talbert trained as an architect before becoming one of the leading exponents of the Reformed Gothic style. This clock, designed circa 1871, was illustrated in 'The Illustrated Catalogue of Gothic & other Artistic Domestic Furniture, Fittings, Decorations, Upholstery & Metal work', published by Cox & Sons in 1872.
Lot 46
FRED MILLER FOR HOWELL & JAMES, LONDON AESTHETIC MOVEMENT CERAMIC MANTEL CLOCK, DATED 1880 the twin train movement with circular dial painted with a sunflower motif within case decorated in blue on white with anthemia and garden flowers, painted inscription under base PAINTED FOR/ HOWELL, JAMES & CO/ BY/ FRED MILLER/ LONDON 1880 27cm high
Lot 53
A 19thC exhibition quality J W Benson mantel clock, with Royal links, the 12cm Dia. Roman numeric dial marked J W Benson, with exposed cog work revealing the 8-day movement, in a Neo Classical polished bronze case, with brass additions, an inverted front and further plaque reading The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Sheffield 16th August 1875, the back plate numbered 64, striking on the hour and half hours, in a break front case, 42cm H.The clock was probably made for the opening of Firth Park when Edward Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandra formally opened it, on the date above. James W Benson (1826-1878)had several Royal Warrants, with premises in Cornhill, Ludgate Hill and Old Bond Street.
Lot 594
A cased pair of Karl Zeiss Jenna binoculars 8 x 30, a pair of early 20th century field glasses, a cased Praktica FX2 camera, a Gossen lightmeter, an Auto Mamiyar/Sekor 1:1.8 55mm lens no.107314 and a small mahogany-cased eight-day mantel clock, the enamel dial set with Roman numerals, height 14cm (7).
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