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A 1970s style adjustable copper coloured floor light, a matching table lamp with shade and a 1960s style wall clock, (3).

An Important Anglo-Dutch hour-striking and quarter repeating table clockBy Fromanteel & Clarke, Amsterdam, circa 1700The case with a double giltmetal basket, surmounted by an elaborate twin-caryatid handle and with four small baluster finials and four further larger finials, above the moulded pediment and glazed door, flanked to each side by giltmetal panels, with glazed back door, on a stepped base and four turned gilt-brass feet; the 7 1/4in. dial, signed at the top in an oval Fromanteel & Clarke, within engraved scrolling foliage, above four cherub masks, the silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with false pendulum aperture, a pair of harboured winding holes and calendar aperture, with pierced blued steel hands, the twin train fusée movement with seven turned and finned latched pillars, verge escapement, foliate engraved backplate, with repeated signature in an oval amidst scrolling foliage and a bird, with pull-quarter repeat on six bells50cm highProvenance:Professor Hans Bertele von Greadenberg (d. 1984)Thence by direct descentThe Fromanteel story is deconstructed with biographical details and a family tree by Brian Loomes in the Antiquarian Horological Journal, March 1975, p. 175-85. Also see E.G. Aghib & J. H. Leopold, AHJ, September 1974, p. 890-94.Ahasuerus Fromanteel II was born in 1640, a son of Ahasuerus Fromanteel I. He was apprenticed to Simon Bartram and made free in July 1663. He probably took over the family business in Holland in about 1675. He died in 1703.Abraham Fromanteel, (b. 1647) a son of Fromanteel I, was apprenticed in 1662 to his father and left London in 1668 for The Hague where his father now was. He moved to Newcastle, perhaps soon after, but certainly by 1674 and married in 1678. However tragedy struck a year later with the death of his wife and shortly after their infant daughter. Perhaps this is why he returned to London in 1680, where he was made free of the Clockmakers' Company that year. He travelled between London and Amsterdam and was probably in Amsterdam from 1700 until 1711, returning to Newcastle, where he died with a considerable fortune, in 1730.Christopher Clarke was born circa 1668 and listed as from Kelloby which, according to Loomes, may have been Killerby, Co. Durham. He married Anna Fromanteel, the daughter of Ahasuerus Fromanteel II, in 1694 and then went into partnership with either Fromanteel II or Abraham Fromanteel (d. 1730) in Amsterdam. He inherited a good amount of the Fromanteel fortune and later struck up a partnership with Roger Dunster around 1722. He must have returned to London as in his will he is listed as residing in New Ormond Street, Parish of St. Andrew Holborn, Middlesex. Clarke died in 1735.A quarter repeating table clock by William Speakman, London, with identical casting details to its double basket top, albeit with plainer handle, was sold by Skinner, Boston, 2 November 2013, lot 284.Professor Hans Bertele von Grenadenberg (d.1984) was born in Austria. During the second half of the last century he formed a collection of clocks which comprised the best examples of work from England, France, Switzerland and Austria, amongst others. Highly respected in his field, he wrote prolifically and published learned articles in the Antiquarian Horological Journal and the Horological Journal, amongst others. He was also an avid art collector. His book on chronometers, first published in Munich in 1981, with an English language version published ten years later, is a standard work.

A giltmetal-mounted ebonised table clock caseLate 17th centuryWith pierced basket and four finials, on later block feet36cm high

A George I brass-mounted fruitwood striking table clock with pull-quarter repeat By Simon de Charmes, London Th bell-top case surmounted by a knopped brass carrying handle above four finials, with glazed front and back door, with glazed sides, on plinth base and block feet; the 6 1/4in. arched brass dial with pendulum regulation subsidiary in the arch, above mask spandrels and silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with signature panel in the false pendulum aperture and with blued steel hands and calendar aperture below, the twin train five-pillar fusée movement with verge escapement and hour strike on a bell and pull-quarter repeat on a carillon of six bells, with finely engraved foliate backplate; restoration & replacement, perhaps the case formerly ebonised 43cm high Simon de Charmes, a Huguenot, arrived in England from France in 1685, following the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. He was free of the Clockmakers' Company in 1692. He worked in London at the sign of the Clock, at the corner of Warwick Street, Charing Cross. He died in 1734. A virtually identical backplate of another clock by De Charmes is illustrated in Sunny Dzik's, Engraving on English Table Clocks, Art on a canvas of brass 1660-1800, Oxford 2019 and was sold by Hutchinson Scott, Skipton, 26 May 2018, lot 560.The case and movement are associated. 

A quantity of miscellanea to include two WWI leather army lamp holders, brass lantern clock, 1930's table mirror, pewter tobacco pot circa 19th c., 1950's musical Swiss Chalet cigarette box, 1930's mantle clock, Scooby doll, Cadbury's tin, etc.

A late 19th Century French gilt metal mantle clock with enamelled dial, surmounted with a gent raising his hat and a gilt metal table lamp on brown marble base. (2)

A group of Art Deco silver dressing table items for a gentleman, comprising a Swiss movement silver cased travel clock with engine turned decoration, 4 by 4 by 1cm (closed), Birmingham 1936, maker SSM, and a dressing table set comprising hair brush, clothes brush, mirror and comb all of angular Art Deco design, London 1936, maker C&A. (5)

ART DECO BEDSIDE CLOCK, along with various other accessories including a part dressing table set, hair accessories, playing cards and ornaments

A collection of various metalwares to include table bell, brass cased aneroid barometer, fireside companion set, brass framed magnifying glass, various other bells, chamber stick, Swiza mantel clock, Mary box and other small ornaments etc

A Chinese gilt bronze musical table clock, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, surrounded by ornate foliage scrolls, the corners decorated with lines of alternating red and yellow calibré-cut paste, the clock surmounted by a double gourd, similarly decorated with a red and yellow paste outline and with Daji (great good fortune) in red paste above a radiating rotating spiral with a bezel set with two rows of graduated red and white eight cut paste, all topped by a paste set pineapple finial, surrounded by four revolving paste set flowers issuing green painted foliage, the clock standing on a rectangular plinth with further revolving paste set flowers at each corner, the front and the sides with cut-out scenes revealing cranes in a lotus pond with watery automaton glass rods, all on foliate scroll and paw feet, mechanism with maker's signature , 96cm high

A 1950s Lissco dressing table set including brushes, comb, mirror, candlesticks, atomiser and powder pot in a large satin lined red presentation case, together with a matching musical jewellery box, clock and tray, all decorated with a flamenco dancer

An early 20th century walnut folding card table with shaped rim, single drawer, raised on four barley twist supports to 'H' stretcher, 53cm wide, together with a circular gilt framed convex mirror with ball finial, 42cm wide and a Vienna style wall clock by Hamburg American Clock Company (af)

A set of six Waterford Crystal wine glasses, Waterford Crystal table clock, a Limoges porcelain Godolphin limited edition dish - 'Dubai Millennium' winner Dubai World Cup 2000, and three glass scent bottles

DOME MANTEL CLOCK, retro onyx mantel clock, furnishing books, eagle table lamp by 'Giannelli' and a quantity of easy listening LPs ETC

A French rouge marble table clock with double Roman/Arabic dial signed Samuel Marti Médaille d'Or Paris 1900, H.30 x W.22 x D.12 cm

An early 20th century green onyx cased mantel clock, of architectural form, having gilt brass dial with Arabic numerals and eight day movement, h.28cm; together with a black lacquered shibyama decorated table-top cabinet (2)

Dolls House Furniture - a quantity of good quality dolls house furniture and silk rug from the Dolls House Collection Emporium to include dressing table mirror, brass clock, vases, kitchen accessories, chess set, tureen, hair brushes, punch bowl with two glasses and similar, also including in the lot is a Royal Heirloom dressed doll with certificate and original box (please note all items are organised into envelopes, so photographs are just a sample of a couple we have opened)

Masons Ironstone "Mandalay Red" Table Lamp, vase, jug, bowl, ginger jar-cover quartz clock dish. (7)

2 shelves of misc. incl. table lamps, clock, candelabra etc.

The Victoria Penny Slot Cylinder Table Top Music Box, by B.H.Abrahams of St Croix, Switzerland., circa 1900, The 6½ cylinder playing ten airs, accompanied by three bells, mounted in stained wood case with glazed window at the front and arched pediment above inset with small clock, Measuring 20 inches high by 17 inches wide. Working Order

An Art Deco Dressing Table Clock with faux tortoiseshell mount wtih silver rim. hallmarked for London 1930. Champagne dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds. Marked Bentina Brass mounts and strut. Diameter 85 mm.

An early 20th Century Art Deco pink pressed glass dressing table set having impressed rose decoration to include tray, two candlesticks, a lidded powder pot and a mantel clock together with an unassociated pink glass pot of reeded form. 

A George V silver and tortoiseshell part dressing table set, comprising of a travel clock, with 4.5cm Dia. Arabic dial, marked 8 days, with easel back, a shaped tray, button hook, shoe horn and lid, Birmingham 1925. (a quantity)

A 1920's oak framed mirror, 2 other mirrors, a mantel clock and a cut glass table lamp

Gilt metal mantel clock with twin train movement, the dial with white enamelled numeral cartouches, with pierced and scrolling decoration on four shaped feet, 31.5cm high, and a Corinthian column table lamp,

A tray of plated stand, Masonic stand, desk clock, Ronson lighter and service kit, pine wooden table box

A collection of Masons china to include mantle clock, large and small ginger jars, dressing table items, Antique silver plated Carlton biscuit barrel and a white china teapot.

Pair burr walnut and mahogany serpentine front four drawer pedestals, circular ball and claw leg coffee table, five pictures and carriage clock.

Mahogany two drawer side table, plant stand, footstool, inlaid mantel clock and bottle holder.

A TIFFANY STYLE TABLE CLOCK, height 26cm, together with four similar smaller table lamps, one shaped as a butterly, height 23cm (5)

PART OF A WOODEN AIRCRAFT PROPELLER, possibly a display piece/sample by the maker TWK Clarke & Co, Hampton Wick, together (HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THE LOT with a WW2 era Mille type bomb/hand grenade), training piece, aircraft type convential 8 day clock, by the 'Jaeger' Watch Company USA, also marked with the War Office Crow foot marks, mounted on a wooden plinth, two table napkin rings fashioned from a brass shell case with Ypres & Armentieres coats of Arms WWI?, two small cases grey coloured with anchor logo and a dummy shell, also a number of pamphlets and booklets, ration books etc, some in the name Alyison Deakin and a black coloured WW2 era Air Raid Warden style steel helmet, marked Alyson Deakin on the inside, together with a WWR ships compass, type P4A No15543T, plate A.M., all complete, glass lens intact etc****(HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THE LOT with a WW2 era Mille type bomb/hand grenade)*****

An Eastern carved wood table, a strong box and a railway sleeper clock

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TABLE CLOCK the arching case surmounted by a pineapple finial, further decorated with scrolls and carved pilaster columns, the silvered dial with Roman numerals, the movement striking the hours on a gong, 33cm wide x 50cm high

A LALIQUE 'MOINEAUX' TABLE CLOCK DESIGNED CIRCA 1924, RETAILED BY ATO the electrical clock of molded frosted glass with symmetrical bas-relief decoration of sparrows and foliage surrounding the clock face, with glass cover, retailed exclusively by ATO; overall height: 16 cm (6 1/4 in.)PROVENANCEPiasa, Paris, December 6, 2000, lot 171. (Copy of invoice available upon request)Acquired at the above by a prominent Armenian-American FamilyLITERATUREFelix Marcilhac, Rene Lalique , catalogue raisonne de l'oeuvre de verre (Paris: Les Editions de l'Amateur, 2004), p. 369

Pair of continental ceramic table lamps with parakeet, a continental Sitzendorf twin branch candelabra supported by a cupid, and a similar mantel clock (4)

Victorian snuff boxes, Carlton Ware tobacco jar, brass table gong, 19th century carved panel, African bead and shell work necklace, pair horn drinking vessels, Art Deco mantle clock, white metal Bull shaped cocktail stick holder, Dutch wall clock and miscellanea in two boxes

Portmeirion Birds of Britain tea and dinner wares comprising cups & saucers, large circular plate, oval serving dish, storage jars, quiche dish, jug etc, other Portmeirion ceramics including quartz mantle clock, The Holly & The Ivy three sectioned dish, fruit pattern table wares, Royal Worcester Herbs pattern ceramics etc in three boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A CONTINENTAL TABLE CLOCK IN THE FORM OF A BRONZED SPELTER WOMAN, in classical costume holding the movement in her right hand, on ebonised base c.1900, 34.5cm high

SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL 'CURACAO' TABLE CLOCK, 12cm high, with original fitted box and outer packaging

An Edwardian mahogany galleried tray with twin handles A/F, together with a Victorian milk pan, a modern gilt wall shelf, an 8-day travelling clock A/F, two silver plated table pots with lids, an inlaid box and mixed coins to include a 'Silver Walking Liberty' half-dollar coin

KOMA BATTERY OPERATED TABLE CLOCK 22CM TALL

KOMA MECHANICAL TABLE CLOCK 22CM TALL

A quantity of Swiss-style wooden doll's furniture: dresser, clock, sideboard, settee, table and five chairs, also various aluminium toy saucepans, etc. and a wooden pecking-chickens toy.

Three early 20th century clocks; Junghans "Nightingale" drum alarm clock in brass case, mounted on two ornate pillars above a pair of polished steel bells, 7.5" high and two Hamburg American Clock Company alarm clocks; a wall hung "Thunder" alarm clock in wooden case with original retailer's label, 12" high and a small neat table alarm clock with an attractive copper on brass finish, 4.5" high (3) *Featured in Alan Shenton - Collectable Clocks, figures 352, 358 and 378

Salvos Haller clock, circa 1928, with Art Deco square brass/chrome case surmounted by rectangular bells, 4.5" high; also a Parker Clock Company of Connecticut table clock, with attractive brass drum, base and steel bell, 4.5" high (2) *Featured in Alan Shenton - Collectable Clocks, figs. 361 and 371

Interesting miniature brass fusee table clock signed William Fidgett, London, with 1.5" white dial, cherub spandrels and ornate hands, the sides cast with Classical Roman battle scenes, upon four turned bun feet, 2" high (key)

A Casella wet and dry thermometer, table clock with figural dial, two parallel rules, one by W Elliott London, Wilkinson shaving kit plus brass spurs

Masons Ironstone "Mandalay Red" Table Lamp, vase, jug, bowl, ginger jar-cover quartz clock dish. (7)

Rare early English ebonised triple fusee table clock, the 11" square brass dial with skeleton chapter ring signed Tho Speakman, Londini Fecit under six o'clock, the silvered chapter ring enclosing a recessed matted centre with calendar aperture over three ringed winding holes, the six pillar movement playing on a nest of six bells (missing), with finely engraved foliate back plate also signed Tho Speakman, Fecit, within an ebonised pillared breakfront case surmounted by a caddy top, 19.75" high (in need of restoration)

Good small mahogany table clock, Thomas Wagstaffe, London, circa 1785, with 4.5" enamel dial, the five pillar repeating rack striking twin fusee movement with verge escapement and short bob pendulum, the back plate signed Thos Wagstaffe, London and engraved with a bird and scrolling foliage, within a brass bound bell top case with finely pierced and engraved foliate frets to the front door and sides, with brass bezel, carrying handle and upon bracket feet, 14.5" high (pendulum and key) *This clock was purchased from Sotheby's on 3/6/1994 for £3200 (lot 328)

German hexagonal gilt metal striking table clock with alarm, Joh: Gottl: Freudenburg, Breslau, the case with D-ended glazed viewing portals to the sides, the moulded base on turned gilt-brass toupie feet, spring catch to the hinged base inset with a bell, the brass Roman and Arabic dial with central alarm disc, foliate engraved spandrels and later blued steel hands, the movement signed on the gilt top plate Joh: Gottl: Freudenburg, Breslau, foliate pierced and engraved footed balance cock to the verge escapement with chain fusee, foliate engraved going barrel for the strike with trip repeat on side of case, the alarm operating from a smaller subsidiary going barrel, 3.25" high, 4.5" dial diameter *This lot was purchased from Christie's on 12/6/1996 for £4300 ( lot 258)

Must De Cartier, Ref. 7531 01011, a faux ivory cased table clock, quartz movement, white dial, Roman numerals, sword hands, date aperture at 6 o'clock, 14cm long, with a Cartier box

FREDERICK ALFRED RHEAD (1856–1933) FOR WILEMAN & CO. FOLEY 'INTARSIO' TABLE CLOCK, CIRCA 1900 printed and painted decoration, inscribed with motto PRITHEE WHATS O'CLOCK, printed and painted maker's marks 3115 (Dimensions: 34cm high)(34cm high)Condition report: Lyon & Turnbull does not guarantee any clock to be in working order. Condition reports are supplied on general appearance and condition. Please see our Conditions of Sale for Buyers, item 12(2) for additional information on the purchase of clocks, timepieces and mechanical instruments.

FREDERICK ALFRED RHEAD (1856–1933) FOR WILEMAN & CO. FOLEY 'INTARSIO' TABLE CLOCK, CIRCA 1900 the later dial and movement within a canted and arched case, printed and painted with Art Nouveau maidens and flowers, and bearing inscription CARPE DIEM/ DIES NOX, printed and painted maker's marks, Rd. no. 342574 (Dimensions: 29.5cm high)(29.5cm high)Condition report: Lyon & Turnbull does not guarantee any clock to be in working order. Condition reports are supplied on general appearance and condition. Please see our Conditions of Sale for Buyers, item 12(2) for additional information on the purchase of clocks, timepieces and mechanical instruments.

Art Deco silver and pink enamel 6 piece dressing table set London 1934 Maker Leins and Sons and a silver and pink enamel bedside clock Birmingham 1931

A box of sundries, the lot to include a silver and enamel dressing table clock (A.F.) and a silver topped jar

Edinburgh Crystal Clock. Edinburgh Crystal table top clock in original box, untested, please see accompanying image.

Guinness Interest. Guinness Clock with Toucan and pint and a Guinness Toucan table Lamp, made by Enesco under licence by Guinness, both of good size clock 8 inches, please see accompanying image.

Waterford Lead Crystal Table Clock of Pleasing Proportions. 'Archive' design. Signed to underside of clock. Circa 1970s, made in Waterford. 7'' - 17.5 cm wide. 1st quality - mint condition, with original box and booklets. Please see photos.

A sandalwood carved Oriental table chest and a 1940's wood cased mantle clock with chiming movement (2).