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Lot 1411
A late 19th century French gilt bronze mantel clock, the white enamel convex dial signed Mon Marquis Langereau et Cie, with foilate cast urn finial, having removable cover, the case further cast with all-over stiff leaves and berries, on toupie feet, the eight day movement striking on a bell (with pendulum), h.40cm Condition Report / Extra Information Small chip to top of dial above 60. Urn cover slightly misshapen. Movement not currently running.
Lot 1423
A circa 1830 French bronze and gilt bronze urn shaped mantel clock, the white enamel dial signed Gaston Jolly a Paris, having French brass twin train movement, with outside countwheel and silk suspension (with pendulum and winding key), h.40.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information Cracks or poor overpainting to the dial at 9 o'clock. Further crack and repaint above 3. Chip around winding hole, with crack running through signature. Chip to centre hole. With hands. Back left foot loose.
Lot 1424
A large Spanish 18th century and later painted and parcel gilt bracket clock, the case with moulded caddy top and urn finials, the 7" brass dial with Roman chapter ring and Arabic rotating subsidiary alarm dial, the brass four pillar twin fusee chain driven movement with verge escapement and striking on a bell, h.62cm, Note: with photocopy of catalogue insert from the sale of the entire contents of St Germans Hall, Wiggenhall, Kings Lynn, Norfolk, 12th & 13th July 1961 (lot 51) Condition Report / Extra Information Movement is loose in case. Chain broken. Bottom hinge to front case damaged. No pendulum.
Lot 150
Hector Miller for Aurum - A pair of contemporary York Minster commemorative silver and silver gilt candle-lamps, dated London 1970, each having heavy cut glass urn shaped removable shades, numbered '37&38/500' verso, h.24.5cm, sold with original boxes and packaging Condition Report / Extra Information Both stand well.Glass good.No apparent faults.
Lot 143
An Art Deco silver three piece coffee set by Walker & Hall, comprising; coffee pot, open sugar, and single handled cream jug, each of stepped and stylised urn form, the coffee pot with hinged cover, ebonised finial and handle, each stamped Walker & Hall, Sheffield, verso, with further registration numbers, Sheffield 1935, coffee pot h.21.5cm (3) Condition Report / Extra Information Coffee pot - stands well, cover sits flush, some movement to finial, some light handling wear.Sugar and cream - both stand well, some light handling wear only.Generally very good.
Lot 741
A GERMAN F.H.S. CLOCK GARNITURE SET, the cast brass case of classical form, with inset ceramic panel to front, pilasters, and urn surmount, the movement with half hourly 'ting tang' strike, the garniture comprising two urns with similar ceramic panels decorated on a cobalt blue ground, H 41 cm S/D
Lot 240
A HALLMARKED SILVER TWIN HANDLED URN WITH INTEGRATED CLOCK - LONDON 1897, maker's mark possibly CSH for Charles Stuart Harris, embossed decoration with central band of ribbon and swag detail, raised on a square stepped marble plinth, the clock face with Arabic numerals, central foliate panel, marked Howell & James Ltd. London, winding mechanism to reverse, overall H 31 cm
Lot 23
An early 18th Century marquetry eight day longcase clock the 12" square brass dial with silvered Roman chapter ring, Arabic five minutes and stylised sword hilt half hour marks, signed Joshua Talby, London, the matted centre with subsidiary seconds ring, ringed winding holes, foliate engraved date aperture and five pillar movement. The hood with fretwork frieze over turned pillars, concave throat moulding and rectangular door with floral urn and bird inlay and green glass bullseye lenticle upon a single skirt base, 210cm high
Lot 287
A silver trophy of urn shaped form with looped handles, pedestal foot and half fluted body with presentation inscription to John Boore from his Warwickshire Hunting Friends, London 1893, 32cm tall, 1034 grams, accompanied by two photographs showing Hunt Master John Boore and a Lionel Edwards print Hunting Countries, the Earl of Bathurst VWH at Coln St Aldwyn
Lot 42
An Irish mahogany eight day longcase clock the brass break arch dial with Roman chapter ring, Arabic five minutes, signed Robt. Welsh, Ballymena, the foliate engraved centre with subsidiary seconds and date arch, rococo spandrels and later applied arch with simple engraved moon and stars, the hood with dentil moulded swan neck pediment with applied rosettes flanking a classical urn over fluted columns, conforming trunk, quarter columns and shaped top trunk door, the base with canted fluted corners raised upon bracket feet, 237cm high
Lot 59
A Chippendale style mahogany grandmother clock the brass break arch dial with silvered Roman chapter ring, Arabic five minutes, signed J Stevenfon (sic) Stafford, foliate scroll engraved centre, eagle and urn spandrels, the arch with rolling moon and subsidiary strike/silent and silent/chime dials, the substantial three train movement chiming on four tubular gongs and striking on a further gong. The foliate applied hood with swan neck pediment, three turned finials and fluted pillars and brass fish scale side frets over a pendant moulded throat and glazed door flanked by quarter fluted columns and canted base upon ogee bracket feet, 212cm high
Lot 1272
A George III inlaid mahogany and simulated rosewood longcase clock by Nicholas Himes of Helston, with eight day striking movement and rhyme to the arch, the case with fluted quarter column corners and raised on ogee bracket feet. Height 232 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: We would have thought this clock is circa 1790. The clock hood is in generally good condition with no significant damage issues. It could do with a clean and polish. The trunk door is not warped. The brass lock escutcheon is probably original as are the hinges and door knob. The satinwood urn to the centre of the door has a section of veneer in the centre which is slightly lifting but there are no losses. The corner spandrels are in good condition. The clock base is also in good condition with no warping to the front panel. The feet would appear to be original and in generally good condition. The case, as stated, would benefit from a clean. We have the weights and pendulum and the clock is currently ticking away and striking as it should. The silvered brass dial is in generally good order although a little tarnished and dirty in places. In our opinion the clock is not a marriage. There is no sign of any woodworm.
Lot 1076
A pair of 19th century fire clay garden urns, each on plinth. Height 100 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both bases are a similar size. Height 50 cm, width between 33 and 34 cm. The urns are not in particularly good condition but are serviceable. Both have substantial losses to the top rims. The left hand urn is also completely detached at the join above the mouldings on the centre knop and also at the narrow point of the stem. There are numerous small losses around these breaks and various firing cracks also. The plinth base is in generally good condition with only minor surface scratches and nibbles. The second urn is more secure. There is no break around the bottom knop. There are stress fractures to the base in two places. The pedestal base itself is in generally good condition.
Lot 1226
A Georgian brass and steel fire basket. Width 75 cm. CONDITION REPORT: We would have thought that this lot is circa 1830 but it is difficult to tell. The brasswork to the front is in structurally good condition. The right hand urn and cover finial is slightly bent. The bottom two spars to the front of the grate are cracked. The shaped interior of the piece appears to be in reasonable condition but there are cut outs which we cannot explain and the centre grate bottom is missing. The rear of the piece appears to be in good order.
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