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Lot 401
A 19th century longcase clock, named to Robert Clidsdale of Edinburgh, with brass dial, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, decorated with embossed spandrels, with weights and pendulum, 205cm high x 51cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Lot 401 - Old cracks to right and left sides of trunk, some movement to front panel of plinth, unicorn finial with small nicks and chips, horn lacking, chip to moulding below face, bracket below finial has been broken and repaired, damage to fretwork on hood.
Lot 405
An early Victorian longcase clock, by William McEwan, Auchterarder 1840-55, with broken swan pediment, brass eagle surmount, swing door enclosing painted dial with Roman numerals and two subsidiary dials, 220cm high x 48.5cm wide, with pendulum and two lead weights CONDITION REPORT: Lot 405 - Clock is well presented, new back board, packers for movement, face door has old repairs, some colour fading, slight bow to trunk door, old crack to left side of plinth base, no signs of worm.
Lot 197
A late 18thC country made, oak longcase clock, the hood having a fretworked cornice, over a square, glazed door with flank pilasters, on a straight trunk, an arched pendulum door and box base; the 30 hour movement faced by a painted Roman dial with gilded, scrolled spandrels, subsidiary seconds, inscribed Davey and Hoveton 78''h
Lot 199
A late 18thC oak and crossbanded mahogany longcase clock, the broken arch hood with brass finials and fluted flank pillars, over a straight trunk, the pendulum door between conforming quadrant pilasters, on a box base and bracket feet; the 8 day bell strike movement faced by a brass and polished, engraved steel dial with cast spandrels, an eagle crest and Roman dial, incorporating subsidiary seconds and a date aperture inscribed James Thomas, Chester 88''h
Lot 206
A Victorian officer's Mameluke sword, with ivory grip, etched blade by J B Johnstone, Dawson St, Dublin & London, in steel scabbard and brass mounts, together with two various scabbards, a Sam Brown belt, various belts, pouches and a pair of spurs, contained in a tin trunk lettered Brigadier W G Stirling CBE, DSO Provenance: Saxham Hall, Suffolk
Lot 441
A Far Eastern carved camphor wood trunk with figural decoration CONDITION REPORTS Approx 101 x 50cm x 50cm high. Wear, chips, some splits. Quite a few deep scuffs and scratches. Lock dented and mis-shapen and appears to have been moved and/or to be a replacement. Panels are fitted with screws visible to interior (please see photos). The chest bears carving to the front, back, top and to both sides.
Lot 559
A 19th Century oak cased long case clock with later musical movement and brassed arched dial, with silvered chapter ring, Arabic and Roman numerals and medallion inscribed "Tempus Fugit" CONDITION REPORTS Wear, scuffs, various splits and chips, repairs, some losses. Cracks, warping and lifting to veneers, and various repairs to veneers. Left side of trunk is extensively cracked and split. Height approx 226cm, width approx 50cm. We can make no guarantees as to whether movement is complete, nor whether in working order.
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