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An early 19th Century oak longcase clock, having an arched hood, painted dial, width 12ins., the arch painted with birds, the dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and indistinctly 'Richard Wright?', pierced blue steel hands, the twin train weight driven eight day movement striking on a bell, the case having an arched panelled door to the trunk on a box base raised on bracket feet, height 207cm
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A George III North Country oak and mahogany longcase clock, the hood having a broken swan neck pediment and twin pilasters flanking painted arched dial, width 13ins., the dial with subsidiary seconds dial, pierced blue steel hands, Roman numerals, twin winding holes for a four pillar twin train weight driven eight day movement striking on a bell, the trunk with mahogany banding, reeded canted corners and all raised on a box base with bracket feet, height 230cm (movement requires overhaul)
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Early 19th Century mahogany longcase clock, the West Country case with reeded and brass mounted pillars to the hood, the trunk with reeded canted corners and with oval panel to the door - the arch shaped silvered dial with engraved spandrels of figures depicting the four seasons and engraved 'High Water at Bristol Key', signed William Green, Bristol with engraved seconds indicator and calendar aperture and with painted moon phase dial - eight day striking movement, 217cm high
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An early 19th Century regulator with circular plain silvered face incorporating three subsidiary dials of equal size; seconds, minutes and hours, having a mercury compensated pendulum and two brass weights, fitted a thirty-day movement, the dial signed J Beale, Fairford, contained in a later mahogany case with circular hood having a carved surmount, the trunk with spiral columns to the sides and enclosed by a glazed door
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A late 18th Century mahogany longcase clock by John Wyke of Liverpool, the thirteen arched brass dial showing phases of the moon to the arch, with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the wide chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in case with moulded scroll pediment and inset with three gilt decorated glass frieze panels, turned and fluted columns to hood, blind fret frieze above shaped and figured trunk door, flanked by fluted quarter columns, plinth base with raised astragal centre panel and blind fret ornament to the cant corners, on ogee bracket feet, 93ins high (dial now painted in copper finish paint, with repairs, the case with restoration and repolished). Note: John Wyke of Liverpool recorded working 1766-1781, and later in partnership as Wyke & Green at Liverpool 1781-1805
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A George I walnut and parcel gilt longcase clock by Johnathon Lowndes, London, circa 1705, the guilloche decorated caddy top hood with acanthus clasped urn finials and three quarter columns, enclosing 12 inch square brass dial, with date aperture subsidiary second ring and signed silvered chapter ring, within pierced cherub and crown spandrels, the eight day five pillar count wheel movement, over trunk with leaf scrolling brackets, rectangular door with D-mouled edge and on plinth base, 257cm tall.
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A George IV mahogany longcase clock, circa 1825, the swan neck hood with reeded columns, above conforming trunk columns flanking an inlaid gothic door, and panelled veneered plinth, the painted dial signed E Radford, Hanley, with spandrels emblematic of four continents, a military scene in the arch, eight day Birmingham movement, 225cm tall.
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James Osborne, English, 1940-1992, A LEOPARD NEGOTIATING A TREE TRUNK, signed and dated: 92/ OSBORNE, bronze, rich dark brown patina, on a varnished wood socle Osborne spent most of his life in Brighton and initially worked in established bronze foundries before starting up on his own in Hove. His home town has a fountain that depicts his children on two life-size dolphins while a life-size figure of a Boy on a Rocking Horse is in Kensington Gardens. His bronze of the Queen's horse Burmese stands in the Mews Museum in Windsor.W
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An early 19th Century regulator with circular plain silvered face incorporating three subsidiary dials of equal size; seconds, minutes and hours, having a mercury compensated pendulum and two brass weights, fitted a thirty-day movement, the dial signed J Beale, Fairford, contained in a later mahogany case with circular hood having a carved surmount, the trunk with spiral columns to the sides and enclosed by a glazed door
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A Rhymney Railway 12" dial fusee movement oak-cased, trunk clock of an unusual design as it originally had a slave-operated dial from its movement. The dial is lettered "Rhymney Railway Co.16. M. Marks & Co. Bute Docks". The cabinet displays a "GWR 2156" ivorine plate. The movement is very early and is stamped "Dell Bros. Bristol"; they supplied clocks to the Bristol & Exeter Railway. The movement is numbered 1304 which dates it to 1860 (movement number 1303 is in clock 2812 at the Railwaymans Arms, Bridgnorth). A beautifully restored clock in full working order complete with its pendulum, winding-key and two door keys.
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A VICTORIAN PAPIER MACHE DROP DIAL WALL CLOCK, having a replaced white dial with Roman numerals, of eight-day movement striking on a bell, the case of circular bracketed form, inlaid with mother-of-pearl, painted and gilt with flowers and leaf forms, the short trunk with glass lenticle and painted with roses, 28.75in. (73cms) high
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AN OAK AND MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, having a brass dial 12in. (30. 5cms), Arabic and Roman numerals to the chapter ring, moonphase and calendar aperture to the dial centre, engraved 'George Womersley', two covered winding holes, foliate spandrels, thirty hour movement striking on a bell, the case having a swan neck pediment with later finials, the trunk having a short door with scalloped top, square cluster columns, on bracket feet, 89.5in. (227.5cms)
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AN OAK AND MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED LONGCASE CLOCK, having a 12in. (30. 5cms) white dial painted with a bird to the arch and rose spandrels, the Arabic and Roman numerals now faded, of thirty hour movement striking on a bell, the case having a swan neck pediment with pressed brass roundels, the trunk door with ogee canted sides, on bracket foot, 76in. (193cms) high
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A WELSH OAK LONG CASE CLOCK with eight day movement, the arched brass dial with rococo spandrels, roman hour and arabic minute numerals, second dial and calender aperture, the centre engraved with ship and tower and inscribed "Geo. Honney, Haverfordwest" within a scroll shaped cartouche, the arched hood with swan neck pediment and turned angle pillars, the trunk with arched doors, the base with shaped apron, on splay feet. Dial Width 12". Width 14". Height 82".
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Staffordshire flatback spillpot of lady and man with plumed hat, leaning against green trunk, dog to foot of man, animal to centre (lacking head); along with pair of yellow and green birds on white tree stumps, orange beaks (a/f, lacking tails), blue crossed swords mark to top of bases, 7 1/4in tall (three).
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An early 19c mahogany and oak longcase clock with shaped and inlaid pediment, plain turned columns to the hood over a shaped door with inlaid shell motif, flanked by fluted columns over a cross-banded trunk; the painted dial with Arabic numerals and floral spandrels with seconds and date dials and eight-day movement [uninscribed], 199 cms.
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A large Meissen candelabrum modelled as a gallant and his lady standing on a rocky base, each figure well modelled and painted in pastel colours of blue, mauve, fawn, etc. and standing beside an ornate tree trunk, supporting the three curving branches with four lights encrusted with flowerheads and leaves, 59 cms.
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A GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK by John Henderson of Dumfermline, the circular white painted dial with Roman numerals and Arabic minutes with seconds sweep, the swan-neck pediment with central inlaid oval panel of thistle, the dial flanked by bellied fluted columns, the trunk with long arched top door between quarter recessed fluted columns, the base with circular inlaid veneers, on short bracket feet, the eight day movement striking on a bell, 87" high
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AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, the white enamel dial signed "Robb. Lobel" with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, painted with a scene of St. Matthew to the arch with picturesque ruins to the spandrels, the eight day movement striking on a bell, the arch top hood with twin turned columns flanking the door, the trunk with similar conforming decoration, 92" high
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A GEORGE III OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, the white enamel arched dial signed "R. Clarke, Cerne Abbas" with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the arch painted with a Royal landscape, the spandrels with sheaves of corn, the arch top hood with twin turned columns, the trunk with arch top crossbanded door, on conforming base, the eight day movement striking on a bell, 88" high
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An oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock, first half 19th century, the broken scroll pediment centred by a later brass ball and eagle finial, above an arched glazed door enclosing a 13'' white painted arched enamel dial with roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture and marked 'David Jones, Newtown', painted with a shepherdess and sheep in the arch and sheep to each corner, eight-day movement striking on a bell, between turned pilasters over a crossbanded frieze and ogee arched top, lozenge centred, three-quarter length trunk door flanked by fluted quarter pilasters over a further panel, ogive moulding and lozenge centred base panel and raised on bracket feet, restoration, 83'' high
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A George III elm cased longcase clock, late 18th century, the ogive cornice above a lacquered frieze and square glazed door enclosing a 10'' brass dial with roman numerals and inscribed 'G Payne, Ludlow', and engraved with a rural cottage and castle scene, pieced mask head spandrels, 30-hour movement striking on a bell between turned pilasters above a full length bevelled square trunk door, ogive moulding, plain baseboard and plinth, plinth damaged, 78'' high.
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