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Click here to subscribeLate 19th century mantle clock in architectural walnut case, arched pediment with central leaf carved motif, enclosed by bevel glazed door, fluted and lunette carved, moulded base, brass dial decorated with floral scroll mounts, silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring, twin train driven movement by 'Lenzkirch', stamped 'AUG 1 Million, 358398', striking the hours and half on single coil, with pendulum and key, H33cm, W22cm - Condition Report
A 19th century gilt-metal eight-day mantle clock with Sèvres-style porcelain panels decorated with cherubic figures and floral sprays etc., winged cherubic figure surmount above a 8cm ceramic dial with Roman numerals, the central porcelain panel the dial flanked by two Classical-style maidens holding aloft flaming urns, the movement striking on a gong and the reverse of the case stamped 'PH Mourey' (39cm highest point x 19cm wide) (some damage)
A French Empire style malachite and ormolu mounted mantle clock, with white circular enamel dial with painted arabic numerials, the body applied with gilt ormolu mounts and flanked by two fluted columns, each mounted with a pineapple finial, french movement and chiming on a bell, 36.5cm high
A French walnut and ormolu mounted mantle clock, by Marshall et Fils, Paris, late 19th century, of bombe form and on scrolling acanthus feet, 42cm high, together with a 20th century simulated red tortoiseshell and gilt metal clock, 33cm high (2)Condition report: Both with evidence of old restoration and damage, Marshall clock split to front, restoration to dial, knocks and chips. Boulle clock, lifting to the brass in several places, loose feet, overall poor condition - attention needed.
A COLLECTION OF THREE MANTLE CLOCKS AND A WALL CLOCK, including a carved wood clock in the form of a castle roman numerals on brass dial, key present, a dome topped quartz clock by Frederick Bellone, a pained green clock Ansonia clock Company New York, arabic numerals with pendulum but no key and a Thomas Kent wall clock
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