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A late Victorian silver miniature carriage clock, by Charles Henry Dumenil, London 1898, with repousse decoration depicting putti amongst floral s...
An Edwardian silver miniature carriage clock, by Drew & Sons, Birmingham 1905, the planished case enclosing the white enamel dial, inscribed ‘Drew...
A silver miniature carriage clock, by Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1911, with linear engine turned decoration, raised on four bun feet, 9cm high...
A Bosun's silver whistle,
A Bosun's silver whistle, bright cut engraved decoration, Birmingham 1861, maker possibly Brown & Clark, 0.37 ozt, 9.5cmCondition report: The cond...
A 19th century tripod telescope, by Carpenter and Westley, 24 Argent Street, London, four drawer, white metal and rosewood, detachable cap, foldin...
A small French ormolu sedan clock, 19th century, the white dial with Roman numerals, within a stiff leaf surround, the case with a ribbed bronze e...
A Shipwrights mahogany and brass mounted dividers,42cm long and an oak set square, 33cm long (2)Condition report: Both are un-named, the dividers ...
A small French ormolu sedan clock, 19th century, the white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals in a circular spreading base, dial diameter 6....
A French Louis XVI revival gilt and porcelain cased mantel clock, 19th century, with 8-day drum head movement, striking on a bell, impresses BRUNF...
A 19th century mahogany cased drop dial wall clock, with convex painted dial and glass, in a brass bezel, inscribed 'Joseph Davie 20 High Holborn'...
A German gilt metal and floral porcelain mounted drum head clock, circa 1900, the movement loose in the drum head and flowering bocage decorated w...
An oak longcase clock by R. Norman, Poole, 18th century, with 30 hour striking movement to a 12in brass dial and single hand, the hood with swan n...
A mahogany long case clock
A mahogany long case clock, 19th century, the arching painted dial with Roman numerals, date apertures, and subsidiary seconds hands, signed Rowe ...
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