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A George V silver cased Travelling Clock with engine turning and vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1913, and two circular Napkin Rings, one inset hardstone

An Edward VII silver cased Travelling Clock, Birmingham 1907

A late 19th Century Carriage Clock with white enamel dial and lever escapement, in brass case and original Travelling Case, 6 1/2in

A 19th century French brass carriage clock, the case with beaded rim and folding bale handle, raised on turned feet, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, 11cm (4 1/4in) high, together with key, in original leather travelling case

A small "Zodiac" Electromagnetic massager in original case; An Exide "Drydex" flashlight in brass case; a Volt meter in case; a Junior travelling microscope; a Smiths travelling clock; a 20th Century Tibetan style gong on stand with striker and other items

A leather cased eight day travelling clock.

Carriage timepiece with silvered chapter ring and dial plate, within a brass pillared case, 6" high; also two Morocco carriage clock travelling cases, 7" and 5.5" high (3)

Jaeger Le Coultre Atmos mantel clock, the 5" gilded chapter ring over a pendulum aperture and spirit level, within a brushed brass and faux marble case, 8.75" high; with outer travelling case

A Rhythm Japanese World Travelling Clock.

A watercolour of a loch scene, a tin, a framed penny and a travelling clock.

A Hardy Brothers travelling bedside alarm clock in a gilt framed case and crocodile style leather outer case.

A silver cased travelling clock - dial a/f

A vintage brown leather cased travelling alarm clock together with a group of commemorative coins

An early 20th century blue enamel dial travelling clock in original Goldsmiths & Silversmiths case (enamel af).

A box of collectables including an 8 day leather cased travelling clock and a Brandy measure.

A late 19th century brass cased carriage clock, retailed by Mappin & Webb Ltd, the white enamelled dial marked `Mappin & Webb Ltd, Paris`, with four glass case and leather travelling case, (one glass panel af), height including folding handle 13.7cm

Green leather cased travelling clock, a desk calendar and a small turned wooden vase

Jaeger Le Coultre: an eight day travelling clock, in brown leather case, with luminous Arabic numbers and hands, on a cream dial.

A Edwardian carriage clock time piece, with French movement, the enamel dial with Roman numerals and within an earlier plush lined leather travelling case

Two late 19th/early 20th century brass carriage clock time pieces, with travelling cases and a further two travelling cases (4)

A Victorian silver cased Travelling Clock, Birmingham 1900

A late 19th century French Carriage Clock with white enamel dial, lever escapement with striking movement, 6 3/4in, in original travelling case

A Carriage Clock with french cylinder escapement, the white enamel dial inscribed Goldsmith & Silversmiths Co, Ltd, with original travelling case

A cased Parisian gilt brass travelling clock in leather case with key

A silver cased curved square cased, folding travelling watch by Longines, the circular silvered dial with Arabic numerals, the case detailed Sterling Silver, two pocket watches, a watch chain, twelve ladies and gentleman`s wristwatches and a clock.

2 Ronson lighters and a cased travelling clock

Early twentieth century Swiss made travelling clock, with enamel dial and subsidiary second hand, within a folding leather case, together with another marked "8 days", within a folding leather case

A Brass Striking Carriage Clock, circa 1880, with carrying handle and bevelled glass panels, white enamel dial, twin barrel movement with platform lever escapement and striking on a bell, movement backplate stamped Japy Freres, 17cm high over handle, with later travelling case

A Grande Sonniere Alarm Carriage Clock with Unusual Seconds Dial and Engraved Case, signed Le Roy & Fils, Palais Royal Galerie Montpensier, 13 & 15, Paris, 296 Regent Street, London, No.6593, circa 1880, the gorge case finely engraved throughout with scroll work decoration, carrying handle and repeat button to the top, bevelled glass panels, the underside with selection lever for petite sonnerie/silence/grande sonnerie, circular white enamel dial signed, unusual positioned seconds dial at 12, alarm dial, twin barrel movement with platform lever escapement, petite/grande sonnerie striking with two hammers onto two polished bells, another hammer striking a bell for the alarm, movement backplate edge signed by the maker and numbered 6593, 17.5cm high over handle, with fitted travelling case see illustration The Leroy family of watch and clockmakers was founded by Basile Charles Le Roy, circa 1785, and continued by his son Charles Louis in 1828 using the name Le Roy & Fils until the end of the century. One of his trading places was at 296 Regent Street London in 1854. See Allix (Charles) Carriage Clocks, pg.444.

A Continental .800 silver cased fob watch, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, together with four other pocket watches and a travelling clock (faults).

An early 20th Century French brass carriage clock with eight day movement striking on a gong, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and inscribed `Depree Raeburn & Young, Exeter`, the backplate stamped `R & Co, Made in Paris`, the glazed case with spiral reeded carry handle above spiral reeded Corinthian columns on a moulded base and bracket feet, height approx 15.5cm, within leather travelling case.

A miniature brass carriage timepiece, the dial with Roman numerals and inscribed "Looping", housed in a burgundy travelling case, together with a Bentina skeleton mantel clock with clear glass dome the dial bearing Arabic numerals (ILLUSTRATED)

Albert Barker, 5 New Bond Street, London, an 8 day timepiece, probably from a travelling clock

A gilt cased travelling watch, on stand, a leather cased travel clock and a gilt triple photograph frame

A Jaeger-LeCoultre gilt cased travelling alarm clock with leather outer case

A modern Morrell & Hilton carriage clock, with white dial, brass cased and travelling case, with original card box, with quartz movement and folding handle, height 11.5cm

A Victorian hallmarked silver three piece Priest Travelling Communion Set, comprising wine cruet with matched stopper having engraved presentation plaque with inscription `Presented by the parishioners to the Rev. T W Ros BA incumbent of Ballymacarrett with study clock & C as a mark of the high esteem in which he is deservedly held 1861` and initials IHS, chalice raised on cast column supports and paten, makers marks MT Birmingham and London 1850-1866, fitted in original case, height of cruet 11cm NB: This set are from The Church Of Ireland and are used by a Priest to visit the sick or dying.))

1930s Asprey eight day travelling clock with white enamel circular dial, in leather opening wallet

Vintage Mappin & Webb travelling clock with square dial in leather case, sundry watches and an early twentieth century silver curb link chain with various charms and a padlock clasp

Three Nottingham Lace Place Mats and a Leather Cased Travelling Alarm Clock Radio by Estyma Empire

A FRENCH BRASS-CASED CARRIAGE CLOCK, of small proportions, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, in its original leather travelling case. Excluding handle 9cm

An Art Deco, Harrods retailed, alarm clock with blue travelling case.

An Elgin military issue keyless pocket travelling timepiece with black face, luminous hands and Arabic numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o`clock, the 7 jewel movement numbered 19766629, the nickel "Silveroid" case with War Department mark, travelling case.

SMALL FOLDING SILVER TRAVELLING CLOCK

FOLDING SILVER TRAVELLING CLOCK

FOLDING SILVER GILT TRAVELLING CLOCK

A Looping, Swiss brass cased eight day miniature travelling alarm clock in a red leather fitted case

A French gilt brass gorge cased carriage clock with push-button repeat and alarm. Drocourt, Paris, Late 19th century, The eight-day two train gong striking movement with original silvered platform lever escapement with DC trademark for Drocourt and numbered 8749 to backplate, the circular white enamel Roman numeral dial with Arabic five minutes and blued steel Breguet hands set into a foliate engraved rectangular gilt brass mask incorporating subsidiary alarm setting dial to lower margin, the bevel glazed case with hinged carrying handle and repeat serial numbers to base, 13cm (5ins) high excluding handle, with original leather covered outer travelling case.

An extremely rare Charles II travelling timepiece with silent-pull repeat, alarm and calendar. Robert Seignior, London circa 1685, the pierced silver case of later date. The 4 inch diameter circular movement with five finned and knopped pillars secured with blued steel latches to the tulip and foliate trail engraved gilded backplate applied with a scroll pierced and engraved balance cock, double-headed alarm hammer and central bell, the going train with chain fusee and verge escapement regulated by a sprung three-arm flat rimmed steel balance, the silent-pull repeat powered via a standing barrel mounted on the inside of the backplate and now sounding the hours only on the bell mounted to the rear of the movement, the alarm with further standing barrel mounted on the frontplate and crown wheel for the dumb bell type hammer sounding on the same bell, the 4.5 inch circular gilt brass dial with recessed silvered alarm disc, ringed winding hole and calendar aperture to the matted centre within silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with quarter hour inner track, stylised fleur-de-lys half hour markers, Arabic five minutes within the narrow outer track and signed Rob.t Seignior, Londini Fecit to lower edge, with pieced blued steel hands and herringbone engraved outer border, now in a silver case of later date finely pierced and chased with panels in the Renaissance style with scrolling acanthus incorporating figural terms and grotesque masks, putti and squirrels divided by repeating borders including a pair of profile portrait medallions, the hinged front cover with convex glass within foliate cast bezel, opposing hinged rear cover relief decorated with a bathing scene with an old man attended by semi-clad female figures within elaborated pierced double border, the top fitted with a ball pivoted cast suspension ring, (repeat work formerly sounding the quarters on a second bell), diameter 13cm (5ins) overall depth 10cm (4ins). Robert Seignio(u)r is recorded in Loomes, Brian The Early CLOCKMAKERS of Great Britain as apprenticed to John Nicasius gaining his Freedom of the Clockmakers` Company in 1667. He worked in Exchange Alley and was often at loggerheads with the Clockmakers` Company. In August 1674 he was appointed the King`s Clock and Watchmaker `without fee` until the death or surrender of office by Edward East, presumably to ensure succession of the role in the event of East`s demise. This appointment was never formally fulfilled as East outlived Seignior who died in 1687. The current lot is a particularly rare model as it is neither a table clock suitably adapted and scaled for travelling purposes, or a large clock-watch as the scale of the movement and details in construction and design are more akin to clockmaking practice rather than watchmaking. The design and layout of the repeat work closely resembles the earliest silent pull mechanisms first used by leading makers such as Joseph Knibb (See Allix, Charles and Harvey, Lawrence Hobson`s Choice pages 36-41 for closely related table clock repeat work). The engraved decoration to the backplate is again closely related to designs found on contemporary table clocks by the leading makers and can be directly compared to an example by Seignior dated to around 1680 illustrated in Dawson, Percy G., Drover, C.B. and Parkes, D.W. Early English Clocks Plate 512 (page 359). The design of repeat work, style of movement pillar, backcock, engraving and other features such as the distinctive `S` scroll shaped cocks for both the alarm going train crown wheel lower pivots identify the movement and dial of the current lot as unmistakenly English. However two similar travelling timepieces by the Hague maker Johannes Van Ceulen are known. The first example is illustrated in Bruton, Eric THE HISTORY OF CLOCKS AND WATCHES page 173, this appears to be an alarm timepiece only and is housed in a plain drum shaped case with a foliate pierced band towards the rear to allow the alarm to be heard. The case may give an impression of how the original for the current lot may have appeared (the present fine purpose-made elaborately chased and pierced silver case is probably Continental and of later date). The second example is illustrated in Bertele, Hans von MARINE & POCKET CHRONOMETERS and is described as a `ship`s cabin clock`. This second example is generally a more complex model as it appears to strike, have a calendar dial as well as an alarm, and is housed in a more elaborate silver case with pierced decoration to rear cover. The original client for the current lot must have been an extremely wealthy individual to be able to afford the luxury of such a fine timepiece exclusively for travelling purposes. Furthermore a subsequent owner must have also valued it highly enough to commission such a fine purpose-made silver case to be supplied to house the movement and dial.

A Looping travelling alarm clock and barometer, to one side is the 8 day timepiece, to the other is the barometer, and between is a mercurial thermometer, in a folding leather case with inscribed presentation plaque applied; with a Looping 8 day travelling alarm clock

"Silver capstan form inkwell, 11cm dia, Birmingham 1939, and a silver cased travelling clock, Birmingham 1925 (2)"

"Swiza miniature/ travelling alarm clock, octagonal with gilt metal embellished faux tortoiseshell frame, leather case, and a Barbola type lamp base"

"Cartier travelling alarm clock, cream oval enamelled frame, c.1978, serial No 7509 04266, boxed"

A JAZ Art Deco Travelling Clock in red folding case

BAYARD TRAVELLING ALARM CLOCK IN LEATHERED TRAVEL CASE

A 1920`s Bayard brass alarm clock with two door travelling case.

A Cartier travelling alarm clock, with velvet pouch

A vintage Swiss travelling alarm clock, in a leather case (distressed)

A Black Forest folding watch stand, pocket watch, travelling clock and one other.

A Wade Nat West piggy bank, two Wedgwood trinket pots, Venetian style clown, travelling clock, etc.