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Lot 373
A COLLECTION OF TALL ITEMS, LAMPS AND PICTURES, to include four table lamps, two small tiffany style stained glass design, one vintage small glass with crystal style hanging detail, one in the figure of a ballerina purple stained glass, Sophia gold detail mantel clock, bronzed planter, brass jardinere, framed pictures, two prints by Claire Davies 'Sunset' and 'Sunrise', two Gorden King prints 'Lady Seated with Flowers' and 'Sitting Pretty', one framed signed print of an original painting and embroidery by Miriam Berry, 'Strawberry Fields', oval gold framed mirror and framed tiles from Holland (Condition Report: all items are in good condition no visible damage, lamps are untested), (qty)
Lot 818
**Regency Mahogany and Brass Inlaid Mantel Clock, circa 1820** This Regency-era mantel clock, dating around 1820, is a fine example of early 19th-century craftsmanship. Constructed from polished mahogany, the clock features a rectangular case with a distinctive domed top, adorned with intricate brass floral inlays. The white dial houses Roman numerals and black hands, framed by a brass bezel and protected by glass. Notable for its decorative carvings and elegant side handles, the clock stands on four small rounded feet, providing stability and an elevated presentation. The back of the clock reveals a brass mechanism and a keyhole for access, highlighting both functionality and design. This piece exemplifies the elegance and detail typical of Regency design, making it a significant addition to any collection of period timepieces.The clock is in working order. We have had a key made, and the back door opens and functions.
Lot 253
A French mantel clock garniture, the bell striking clock with white 4" enamel dial, Arabic numerals and matched fleur de lys hands contained in a brass drum surmounted with a cast garlands and cornucopia decoration, mounted on two veined marble pillars with matching rectangular base, two matching candlesticks in similar veined marble, each with two candle holders 35 cm (h), with key
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Lot 364
A French late 19th century ormolu and porcelain mounted mantel clock, the front panel decorated with a couple fishing, Japy Freres movement, striking on a bell, 37.5cm, no pendulum or key, together with an associated pair of lidded urns, decorated with a couple to one side and river scenes to the other, 28cm Age related wear and tear to include gilt paint loss to the panels and the dial, tarnishing to the casings.The movement sets, winds and is ticking.
Lot 357
A French 19th century ormolu and porcelain panel mantel clock, the white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals and black Arabic minutes, the case surmounted with a putti and sea serpents, numbered 1070, the unsigned movement numbered 367 and 46, no pendulum, 31 x 30cm. Movement not working, putti is missing a spear or suchlike for his right hand, missing back leg support, other wise case is good, dial with hairline crack through the 60/XIIHairline crack 3cm long to dial (12 o clock) Rear foot missingSmall holes through both hands indicate Putti was holding something? The movement is fully wound, it ticks for a few seconds then stops - in need of attention.
Lot 370
A large and impressive late 19th French gilt bronze mantel clock case, unsigned, no movement, the chapter ring with porcelain blue Roman numerals, entwined with snakes and salamanders, beneath is a Satyr with bat above, bird, salamander, and two rodents to the sides, beneath is Cupid with sea serpents, two the left is Cupid teasing a hounds with a bunch of grapes, to the right is another Cupid teasing a hound with a bird, beneath are move allegorical scenes, 57 x 48 x 18cm. Overall condition is good some wear to the gilt, very dusty, very high quality work, most late 19th century French clock movements should fit Cupid on the left side is missing the blade to his dagger (see picture added to main listing)There are several areas of gilt surface loss (as can be seen in the pictures)No other issues.
Lot 356
Lepine, Paris, a French 19th century ormolu ornate floral mantel clock, the signed dial with blue Roman numeral porcelain cartouches, the case with bullrushes and floral bouquets, the movement with Raingo Freres, stamp, signed LEPINE, A PARIS, numbered 3737, silk mounted pendulum numbered 3737, case numbered 3737, striking on a bell, key, 42cm.Belgian watchmaker and metalworker Zacharie Raingo was the son of a watchmaker, in 1823, he founded Raingo Frères with his four sons, Adolphe, Charles, Denis and Dorsant. They created works for an array of nobility and royalty, including King George V of England and Emperor Napoleon III of France.The company exhibited its works in the 1867, 1878 and 1889 World’s Fairs in Paris, winning numerous prizes, including a gold medal in 1889.Jean-Antoine Lépine (1720 – 1814) was a French watchmaker, who provided clocks and watches to Louis XV, Louis XVI and Napoleon Bonaparte, his firm passed to the family on his passing and was then sold several times though out the 19th and early 20th centuries, the name of the firm always remained Lepine.Case in need of cleaning and gilding, the movement appears original with original pendulum, not working.
Lot 362
Winterhalder and Hofmeier, a Victorian oak and brass mounted mantel clock, the chapter ring with Roman numerals, the architectural case with applied brass detailing, surmounted by an elephant, the signed movement striking the hours, half and quarters, pendulum, key, 41cm In good working order, appears to have had a recent service, case in good condition.
Lot 149
A 19th Century French lacquered brass cased mantel clock by Vincenti & Cie of Paris, the eight day movement with "Medaille d'Argent" stamp verso, dated "1855" and No'd. "375", the circular enamelled dial with gilt Roman numerals, inscribed with retailer's mark "Howell James & Co. To The Queen London - Paris", the case with shallow engraved foliate decoration, flanked by turned columns and with column surmount, raised on turned feet, 27 cm high, on a purple velvet covered giltwood stand, 32 cm high overall including stand
Lot 86
A French late 19th - early 20th century gilt metal two train mantel clock. The mantle clock featuring gilt metal foliate finial, squared case with blue and white porcelain face featuring Arabic numeral dial and colourful floral central design. Raised atop two matched porcelain plaques, the whole thing raised on six feet. Marked to movement plate L. Poussy, Arcades du Capitole, Toulouse. Measures approx. 35cm tall, 24cm wide at base.
Lot 51
Japy Freres - a French late 19th century eight day movement Rococo style mantle clock. The two train mantel clock featuring porcelain & gilt metal urn finial with painted country scene & falling swags, raised over stylised gilt metal case. The clock face porcelain with Roman numeral dial, hand painted cherub & marked Desprez Bristol, with glazed case. Below, a similar cartouche Regency scene of two people. The whole thing raised on four scrolled feet. Marked to movement Japy Freres 88450 48. Measures approx. 41cm tall, 21.5cm wide at base.
Lot 41
A large Louis XV inspired 19th century circa 1880s Japy Freres, Paris ormolu-mounted, brass-inlaid, tortoiseshell and boulle marquetry bracket mantel clock with ogee bracket. The clock having a gilt metal male figure sitting on globe holding a scroll and bag. Canted pediment below with scrolled ormolu embellishments to corners. Circular white & blue enamelled circular clock face with Roman numerals to chapter ring enclosed in gilt metal cartouche. All behind a glazed front flanked by a curved case with further acanthus leaves embellishments and inlays. Checked Trompe-l'œil floor to inside with matching boulle decoration to inside of back door. The front enriched by a gilt metal in relief of possibly Athena with shield and spear with two cherubs. Raised on ormolu foliate supports. The 8-day clock movement stamped Japy Freres, Paris to back with H & F, Paris above. Number 8871 to movement and back plate. The clock all raised on matching ogee clock wall bracket gilt metal ormolu embellishments to corners in the shape of female heads and scrolled acanthus leaf to bottom. With pendulum. Clock measures approx. 100cm x 48cm x 20cm, bracket measures approx. 34cm x 48cm x 26cm.
Lot 69
Attributed to Achilles Brocot - a 19th century French eight day movement mantel clock. The mantle clock of gilt metal, featuring five turned spires to stepped roof over three porcelain inset panels. The clock face porcelain with Roman numeral dial on pink ground, with figural cherub and sea monster scene to face over seaside scene. With turquoise enamel decoration. Featuring AB & star logo attributed to Brocot. Raised on stepped pedestal base on four turned round feet. Measures approx. 40cm, 25cm wide at base.
Lot 129
A French Neo Classical 19th century eight day movement brass mantle clock. The mantel clock featuring central raised lyre over square clock face, flanked by neoclassical flaming column to left, winged cherub figurine holding bow and with butterfly to right. The face with Roman numeral dial. All atop a rectangular stepped base with relief cherub scene over four bell shaped feet. Unmarked to movement. Measures approx. 36cm tall, 26cm wide at base.
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