Fine Clocks & Related Items - 26th October 2023

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Wednesday 24th & 25th October 2023 at 10am

50.

Rare Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch with the 3-6-9 Explorer dial, reference no. 5513, circa 1964, serial no. 1170xxx, black gloss 'Swiss 'T<25' single print dial, with small minute markers, hour baton markers, quarter 3-6-9 Arabic numerals, gilt and silvered dial printing 'Rolex Oyster Perpetual 200m=660ft Submariner', Mercedes hands with sweep centre seconds, Oyster case with a black calibrated bezel insert, crown guards with screw-down crown, calibre 1530 26 jewel movement, the case back stamped '5513' and dated 'III.64', Rolex USA jubilee bracelet with 50 end links, case, dial and movement signed, bezel diameter 40mm £70,000-100,000

BAROMETERS

1201.

Good light oak cased barograph, bearing the retailer's rectangular plaque inscribed Chadburn's Ltd, Opticians, Liverpool, within a bevelled glazed stepped case fitted with a chart drawer, 14.5" wide £120-180

1202.

Good light oak cased barograph, the brass bed plate signed Callaghan & Co., 23a New Bond St., London W., within a bevelled glazed case over a stepped base fitted with a chart drawer, 14.75"

** This barograph has an eight day movement and eight linked Vidi bellows, a similar barograph is illustrated in Barometers: Aneroid and Barographs by Edwin Banfield, page 115, fig. 101

£200-300

1203.

Oak circular wall barometer, the 5" dial signed Norie & Wilson, London, within a rope twist surround; also another circular brass barometer, the 4.25" white dial signed Negretti & Zambra, 38, Holborn Viaduct, 122, Regent St & 45, Cornhill, London no. 26283, two other circular barometers within carved cases and a pocket barometer signed Chadburn's Ltd, Opticians, Liverpool, within a Morocco leather case (5) £100-200

1204.

Oak stick barometer, the angled scale signed Boxell, Brighton, over a flat trunk fitted with a thermometer and Gothic style foliate carved cistern cover below, surmounted by a scrolling carved foliate cornice £120-180

1205.

Mahogany four glass wheel barometer signed P. Ramos, 281 Holbn, London, the principal 10" silvered dial within a shaped case inlaid with boxwood lines and surmounted by a swan neck cornice

£30-60

1206.

Mahogany stick barometer, the ivory scale signed Thomas Jones, 62 Charing Cross, over a flat trunk to the hemispherical cistern cover ** Ivory sale submission reference HM9YQ2GZ

£80-120

Electric Clocks

1207.

Twelve electric clocks in need of restoration (12)

£40-80

1208.

Gents of Leicester small master wall clock, the 8" square white dial within a glazed light oak case, 50.75" high (pendulum); also another electric wall master clock, the 10" silvered square dial with subsidiary seconds dial, within a light wooden case, 33" high (pendulum), and an IBM International 12" wall dial with subsidiary seconds dial and a box of various electrical movements and dials etc

£60-100

1209.

Vitascope Industries Ltd. electric automaton clock, with a three masted sailing ship in a window above the dial, within a light pink Bakelite case, 13" high £250-400

1210.

Good Eureka electric mantel clock, the 4" cream dial signed Eureka Clock Co Ltd, London, the slow/fast adjustment plate also signed and inscribed Pat no. 14614-1906, no. 501, within an oak glazed case, 10.5" high

£600-800

Carriage Clocks

1211.

Matthew Norman of London carriage clock timepiece, within a bamboo pillared case, 5.75" high

£100-150

1212.

Contemporary carriage clock striking on a gong signed on the dial Rapport Fondie en 1900, France, also bearing the maker's trademark logo on the movement back plate, within a corniche brass case, 7" high

£150-200

1213.

French carriage clock timepiece, within a corniche gilded brass case, 6" high (key); also within an outer brown Morocco leather travelling case and with another spare carriage clock case with folding front doors

£50-80

1214.

Carriage clock timepiece, within a circular bevelled glazed brass case, 6.75" high

£100-150

1215.

Good French repeater porcelain panelled carriage clock striking on a gong, the movement back plate stamped Patent Surety-Poller, Paris, no. 43558, the 2.25" chapter ring enclosing a lakeland scene over a rural landscape with a courting couple and sheep, also painted to the sides with courting couples in rural landscapes, in a corniche brass case, 7" high (key)

£1000-1500

1216.

French repeater carriage clock striking on a bell, the dial plate and movement back plate both inscribed Henry & Co, Paris, within an ornate case modelled in relief with foliage, 7.25" high (key)

£200-300

1217.

Two Morocco leather travelling carriage clock cases (2)

£40-60

1218.

French carriage clock timepiece, the movement back plate stamped with the Drocourt maker's trademark logo, within a corniche brass case, 5.75" high; also with an associated Morocco leather travelling case

£50-80

1219.

French carriage clock striking on a bell, within a corniche brass case, 7" high (key)

£150-200

1210 (See page 4)

1209 (See page 4)

1211

1212

1220.

Good repeater carriage clock striking on a gong, the 2.25" silvered dial within a gilt mask and stepped pillared case, 7.75" high (key); also with an associated mahogany and baize lined travelling case

£350-550

1221.

Two similar carriage clock timepieces within corniche brass cases, both 5.75" high (one key) (2)

£50-80

1222.

French repeater carriage clock striking on a gong, the movement back plate stamped with the Brocot (Achille) trademark logo, the light grey dial plate within a stepped pillared case surmounted by an ornate handle, 6.5" high

£200-300

1223.

Good Henri Jacot repeater carriage clock striking on a gong, the movement back plate bearing the maker's trademark logo, numbered 4208 on the back plate and to the base, the 2" white dial within an engine turned mask, within a corniche brass case, 6.75" high, with original numbered key; also with a red Morocco leather travelling case

£400-600

1224.

Carriage clock timepiece, within an ornate fluted pillared case decorated with foliate bands, 6.25" high (key)

£50-80

1225.

Small French repeater carriage clock striking on a gong,the movement back plate stamped Patent Surety, Paris no. 4204, the 1.75" white dial signed Goldsmiths' Company, 112, Regent Street, London W. Paris Made, within a gilt mask and corniche brass case, 6.25" (key)

£200-300

1228

1230 (See page 7)

1226.

Small French repeater carriage clock striking on a gong, within a stepped case, 6.25" high (key); also with a Morocco leather travelling case

£150-250

1227.

Miniature French silver cased carriage clock with fixed wind, the 1.5" white dial within an English silver hallmarked case (some marks indecipherable) embossed with C-scrolls and foliage, 4.5" high

£150-250

1228.

Good French silver cased carriage clock striking on a gong, the 2" white dial and clock base signed Mappin & Webb, within a plain silver case with applied foliate swags and trailing harebells to the front, hallmarked for London 1910, 6" high (key)

£450-650

1229.

Miniature carriage clock timepiece with centre seconds, within a brass corniche case, 4" high

£120-180

1230.

Small French repeater carriage clock striking on a gong, the movement back plate stamped Made in France, no. 33275, within a corniche brass case, 5.25" high (key); also with outer Morocco leather travelling case

£250-350

1231.

Carriage clock with alarm striking with two hammers on a gong, no. 4378, the 2.25" white dial signed Hamann & Koch, New-York, over a subsidiary alarm dial and within a gilt mask, within a brass corniche case, 5.25" high (handle present but broken off)

£200-300

1232.

Good repeater carriage clock with alarm, the movement striking with three hammers on a gong, the 1.75" cream chapter ring over a subsidiary alarm dial, within a gilt mask and plain stepped case, 6" high; also with outer Morocco leather travelling case (key)

£300-500

1233.

Good repeater carriage clock with alarm, the movement striking with two hammers on a gong, the 2.25" principal chapter ring over subsidiary alarm dial, within a gilt mask and stepped pillared case, 7.5" high

£300-500

1234.

Good French small silver and tortoiseshell cased carriage clock , the movement with platform escapement and fixed wind, the 1.5" white dial in stepped case with caddy top and carrying handle, 5.5" high

£200-300

1235.

French carriage clock timepiece, within an ornate filigree banded case, 6.5" high, within an outer Morocco leather traveling case; also an oval carriage clock timepiece, 6.5" high (2)

£60-100

1236.

See insert

1237.

Carriage clock timepiece within a corniche brass case, 5.75" high; also another French carriage clock timepiece, the dial inscribed Russells Ltd, Church Street, Liverpool, within a gilded brass oblong case, 4.5" high, both with keys (2)

£60-100

1232

1233

1236.

Fine French Le Roy repeater calendar carriage clock with alarm, the white enamel dial signed Le Roy á Paris, with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial over subsidiary alarm and calendar dials indicating days of the week and dates of the month, the movement with two hammers striking on two bells and stamped 775, the perforated recessed base plate with selection lever for Petit Sonnerie, Grand Sonnerie and Silence, within a silvered brass corniche case engraved overall with flowers amidst scrolling foliage, 7.5" high £3000-4000

1238.

Contemporary carriage clock timepiece with Alain movement, within a corniche brass case, 5.75" high (key) £40-60

1239.

French carriage clock timepiece with 11 jewel movement, the dial signed Tiffany & Co, France, within a brass case, 6" high (key) £50-80

1240.

Fine miniature French carriage clock timepiece with cobalt blue guilloche enamel panels, the back plate stamped French Movement and with fixed key wind, also stamped no. 113 on the inside of the back door, gilded and silvered with birds and insects amidst flowering foliage on a cobalt blue enamel ground, within a brass case, 3.25" high; also within a folding red leather travelling case inscribed W. Thornhill & Co, 144, New Bond Street, London £800-1200

1241.

Good small repeater carriage clock with alarm striking on a bell, the movement back plate signed Charles Oudin, Palais Royal 52, Paris within a gilded brass gorge case, 5.5" high £700-1000

1242.

Good repeater carriage clock with alarm striking on a bell, the movement back plate signed Parkinson et Frodsham, Paris, also stamped no. 671 on the movement back plate and under the recessed base, the 2.25" white dial also signed Parkinson & Frodsham, Paris over a subsidiary alarm dial and within a foliate engraved mask, within a brass gorge case, 6.75" high £800-1200

1243.

Repeater carriage clock striking on a bell, the back door fitted with a sliding shutter revealing three apertures, stamped no. 257 on the movement back plate, inside back door, base and handle, indistinctly signed on the dial Charles M..., within a corniche brass case, 7.75" high £500-700

1244.

Good French repeater carriage clock striking on a gong, stamped no. 4524 on the movement back plate, under the base and on the foot, also stamped no. 31504 under the base, the 2.25" white dial signed J. Silvani, 13 & 14 Kings Road, Brighton within a foliate engraved mask and finely engraved gorge case with unusual cartouche panelled sides; also with outer Morocco leather travelling case £1000-1400

1241

1242

1243

1244

1240

1245.

Interesting early French carriage clock with outside countwheel and striking on a bell, the movement back plate signed Crosnier á Paris no. 15, within a foliate engraved case, 6.5" high (key); also with outer Morocco leather travelling case

£1000-1400

1246.

Unusual French carriage clock timepiece with fixed key wind, within a rectangular pillared brass case, 4.5" high (key)

£30-50

1247.

French repeater carriage clock striking on a gong, the 2.25" white chapter ring enclosing a filigree centre and within a gilt mask and fluted pillared stepped case, 7.25" high

£250-350

1248.

Miniature carriage clock timepiece, the movement back plate signed E.C. Seble...Ambridge, within a corniche brass case, 3.75" high

£120-160

1249.

Good single fusee carriage clock, the silvered dial plate stamped G & W Yonge, London below the chapter ring and again on the back door with two winding shuttered apertures and a slow/fast lever, within a brass case, 7.5" high (key)

£550-750

1250.

Interesting and rare French repeater calendar carriage clock, signed Charles Oudin, Palais Royal 52 to the centre of the principal dial over calendar and alarm subsidiary dials, the movement back plate also stamped Charles Oudin, Palais Royal 52 and with advance/retard lever, striking on a bell beneath the base, within a gilded brass case, 5.75" high (key)

** Charles Oudin trained in the workshop of Abraham-Louis Breguet

£550-750

1251.

Good Rollin of Paris repeater carriage clock with alarm, indistinctly signed Bennett...Cheapside on the dial, the movement back plate stamped Rollin á Paris, striking on a bell, within a foliate engraved corniche brass case, 6.75" high (key); also with an outer Morocco leather travelling case

** This clock was sold in the Tim Wonnacott Auction at Sworders

£550-750

1252.

Miniature carriage clock timepiece with painted porcelain panels, the movement back plate and base stamped no. 3008, within a gilded gorge style case painted with a woodland scene on a dial and with standing peasant ladies to either side, 3.5" high

£120-180

1253.

Miniature carriage clock timepiece, the movement back plate and base stamped no. 3011, within a gilded brass gorge style case, 3.5" high

£100-150

1254.

Chas. Frodsham of London oval carriage clock timepiece, within a bevelled glazed gilded brass case, 4.5" high (key)

£80-120

1255.

Carriage clock timepiece within a corniche brass case, 6.75" high

£40-60

1256.

Oval carriage clock timepiece, the movement back plate bearing the Duverdrey & Bloquel trademark logo, the 1.75" white dial within a gilt mask and oval brass case, 6" high (key); also within a Morocco leather travelling case with front folding doors and another English carriage clock timepiece signed under the dial W.R. Bullen, 29, London St, Norwich, within a circular brass case, 5.75" high (key); also within a Morocco leather travelling case (2)

£100-150

1257.

French carriage clock striking on a gong, within a corniche brass case, 6.5" high

£70-100

1258.

French carriage clock striking on a gong, the movement back plate stamped with the maker's trademark logo (B within a circle), the dial signed John Hall & Co, 56 King Street, Manchester, within a foliate engraved brass case, 7" high

£120-180

1259.

French miniature carriage clock timepiece, stamped H.A. Brevet S.G.D. beneath the base, within a corniche brass case, 4" high; also within a Morocco leather travelling case with folding front doors

£60-100

LOTS 1260-1300 NO LOTS

Cabinet clocks

1301.

English mahogany single fusee library clock, the silvered dial finely engraved with scrolling foliage to the corners, within a scrolling stepped case fitted with bevelled glazed side and top panels, 13.25" high (pendulum and keys)

£500-800

1302.

Small English rosewood single fusee library mantel clock, the cream dial plate within a stepped case fitted with bevelled glazed side and top panels, 7.5" high (with locking pendulum)

£400-600

1303.

Good porcelain and ormolu mounted two train large mantel clock striking on a bell, the 5" white convex dial signed Sarjent, Jermyn Street, St. James's, within a vase shaped porcelain case painted with swags and sprays of pink roses and other flowers, raised upon ormolu rams head supports terminating in hoof feet on a rounded porcelain base, surmounted by cast ormolu flowering foliage, 29" high (pendulum and keys)

** This clock is in need of some minor attention with the movement separated from the case and some minor damage to the porcelain case

£800-1200

1304 (See page 11)

1304.

Fine French Empire ormolu figural two train musical mantel clock, the movement with outside countwheel striking with two hammers on a bell, the 3" chapter ring enclosing an engine turned centre, within a drumhead casing supported upon a fluted pillar surmounted by a draped robe and implements emblematic of war, the figure of a standing soldier in battle pose beneath the clock, over a stepped base with egg and dart frieze and upon a rounded mahogany base containing the musical movement, with a brass plate to the side fitted with three selection levers inscribed Change, Play and Stop, under a glass dome, 23.5" high overall (pendulum and two keys)

£1000-1500

1305.

English mahogany double fusee calendar bracket clock, the 7" silvered arched dial signed Le Grave, London to the centre and with strike/silent to the arch, the movement with pull repeat, foliate engraved back plate and locking pendulum (missing), within a rounded arched stepped case surmounted by a brass carrying handle, 17.25" high, with pendulum (escapement converted from verge to anchor)

£800-1200

1306.

Good and rare ormolu cased ticket clock, with apertures displaying the hours, minutes and seconds, within a bow fronted stepped case, 10" high (key)

£800-1200

1307.

Good French picture clock, the 1.25" dial inset into a church tower overlooking an estuary and bridge with figures and animals crossing, the hinged back opening to reveal the principal two train movement with silk suspension and an auxiliary striking movement enabling the clock to strike twice on gongs every hour, the oil painting on canvas, 21" x 25", within a deep gilded frame decorated in relief with stylised flowering foliage

£300-500

1308.

English mahogany double fusee verge bracket clock, the 7" brass arched dial signed Stephen Hardie, London on a silvered engraved disc to the arch, over a silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with false bob pendulum and calendar apertures, within a stepped case surmounted by a caddy top, four turned urn brass finials and a carrying handle 19.5" high (pendulum and key)

£1200-1800

1310

1309.

Good Imhof incline gravity clock with 15 jewel movement, the 2.75" white dial within an ormolu case, upon an inclined mahogany and gilt tooled leather slope fitted to the top with a level and with the days of the week inset within the front edge of the inclined plane on an engraved brass strip, supported upon a stepped plinth, 24" long overall £500-800

1310.

Novelty swinging single fusee mantel clock, the 5.25" dial plate with applied silvered chapter ring enclosing

1313 a matted centre signed Dent, London on a triangular plate beneath twelve o'clock, the substantial movement suspended on a gridiron pendulum and knife edge pivot arrangement housed in the top section, flanked by faux mahogany Corinthian columns over a stepped base surmounted by a rectangular pediment with applied interlaced foliate embellishment and four gilded vase finials, 14.5" high £2000-2500

1311.

Interesting and rare brass globe clock inscribed The Empire Clock Patent 19450, the rotating globe wound from the base and within a horizontal brass chapter ring with strapwork pointer, upon a short tapered turned column and circular stepped base, 17" high overall (at fault) £650-850

1312.

French boulle mantelclock timepiece with later Mougin movement, the 5.5" foliate repoussé dial with roman cartouche enamel numerals, within a gilt metal mounted case surmounted by a cockerel finial, 22" high without bracket (pendulum) £200-300

1313.

English mahogany double fusee verge bracket clock, the 7" brass arched dial signed Robert Ward, London on a silvered arch at twelve o'clock, the silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with calendar aperture and subsidiary dial to the arch, the movement back plate with chinoiserie meandering foliate engraved decoration, within a stepped case surmounted by a caddy top and four pineapple finials, 21.5" high (pendulum and door keys)

£1000-1500

1311

1314.

Fine English ormolu giant double fusee repeating carriage clock in the manner of Dent, the 3.25" gilt chapter ring within a pierced ormolu foliate mask, signed J.W. Bell, Leeds on a foliate shaped plate beneath six o'clock, the five pillar movement with maintaining power, the back door with vertical release mechanism and three shuttered apertures, also with slow/fast lever to the top and inscribed 'Mary Clarke, the Gift of her Husband 17th Jan 1877', also inscribed to the movement back plate J.W. Bell, within an elegant case with applied fluted sweeping canted corners and four matching swept bracket feet, the sides and top with bevelled glazed panels, 11" high overall (original key)

** For a similar clock made by Dent London see Carriage Clocks by Allix and Bonnert. P. 262 Plate IX/38. £7000-10,000

1315

1315.

Fine ormolu strut clock in the manner of and probably by Thomas Cole, the 2.5" silvered chapter ring within a fine stylised foliate engraved dial plate, the back plate fitted with a rectangular shutter revealing a fast forward lever, also with fixed key wind and hands adjuster, within a swirling foliate engraved ormolu case surmounted by a ring handle, 6" high overall; also within the original leather and plush lined rounded arched case inscribed William Boore, Goldsmith Jewellers, 54, Strand, London

£1500-2500

1316.

English ebonised double fusee bracket clock with wall bracket, the 7" brass arched dial signed Francis Dorrell, London on a silvered shaped arched plate to the matted centre with subsidiary calendar dial, with strike/silent dial to the arch, the movement with pull repeat, finely engraved back plate and striking on a later gong, within a stepped case surmounted by a caddy top, four acorn finials and a carrying handle, 21" high, with pendulum and keys, (escapement converted from verge to anchor, was bell striking now gong)

£1000-1500

1317

1317.

Fine and rare small English ebonised single fusee bracket clock in need of some restoration, the 4" convex white dial signed Charles Haley, London, within a rounded moulded arched case inlaid with brass lines and supported upon four brass ball feet and surmounted by a foliate cast brass handle, 11" high overall (pendulum and keys)

£1500-2500

1318.

Good English mahogany double fusee bracket clock, the movement striking on a large bell, the 7" cream dial and movement back plate signed Scott, Charing Cross, London, within a rounded arched stepped case surmounted by a pad top and brass carrying handle, 15" high (pendulum)

£1200-1800

1319.

Rare English single fusee brass Helical Geared skeleton clock in need of rebuilding, by and signed J. Mac Dowall, patent Helix Lever, Leeds no. 370 on the back plate, 7.25" high

*This clock is from the estate of a repairer and found unassembled in his workshop. Although all parts of the clock appear to be present no guarantee can be offered, see images for guidance

£400-800

1320.

French miniature brass skeleton clock signed Pierret a Paris on the back plate, the 2.25" white chapter ring enclosing a skeletonised centre, upon foliate engraved shaped arched supports, under a glass dome and upon an ebonised base inlaid with brass lines, 10.25" high (key)

£200-300

1318

1321.

Good English thirty hour hook and spike verge wall clock, the 7.75" square brass dial signed Johannes Knibb Oxon Fecit on the dial plate beneath six o'clock, the silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with two blued steel hands and with finely cast spandrels, the posted frame movement with four fine turned brass finned pillars and good quality thin wheels, within a contemporary bespoke made ebonised glazed case with barley twist pillars surmounted by a flat moulded stepped cornice over a blind carved frieze, 18" high (pendulum)

*Having closely inspected this clock we would make the following observations:

-The brass movement plates vary in thickness.

-The wear on the pinions would appear to be correct for age.

-The bell and bell stand match with pear shaped hole fitting.

£5000-8000

1322.

Good English burr walnut double fusee library clock, the movement back plate signed Barrauds, Cornhill, London, with locking pendulum and striking on a bell above, the 5.75" square silvered dial within a stepped case surmounted by a rectangular panelled glazed top, 11.75" high (pendulum and keys)

£1000-1400

1323.

Good small English rosewood single fusee library clock, the 4" silvered square dial signed C.J. Wagstaff, London, the movement with locking pendulum, within a stepped case surmounted by a bevelled glazed window and brass carrying handle, 12" high overall (pendulum and keys)

£550-750

1324.

Good small English ebonised single fusee campaign table clock, the 3" silvered arched dial signed Hay, Davies St, Berkeley Square, London beneath the dial, the movement back plate also signed, with locking pendulum, within a plain stepped case surmounted by a brass recessed handle, 7.75" high overall (pendulum and keys)

£1400-1800

1325.

Good brass two train table clock, the 5.5" silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre, the movement with platform escapement striking on a bell and stamped B.R, no. 1788, upon quadruple lion feet

£400-600

1326.

Fine rare English bronze cased double fusee table clock, the 5" cream arched dial signed James Mc.Cabe, Royal Exchange, London no. 1818, the movement back plate also signed, with pull repeat and locking pendulum, within a stepped case with scrolling canted corners, 12" high (pendulum and keys)

£3000-4000

1322

1323

1324

1326

1327

1327.

Good Arts & Crafts silver plated and brass mantel clock timepiece in the manner of E.A. Walton, the movement with platform escapement, the 3.5" cream dial within a rectangular case embossed with stylised poppies to either side and inset with four rectangular turquoise stones, supported upon six silver plated legs to the front and two to the rear, surmounted by an oval domed cornice, 8.25" high, 13.25" wide overall (key)

£1500-2500

1328.

Good French mantel clock timepiece with automata, the 3" white dial and movement inset into a faux stone pillar housed under a tree with realistic foliage surmounted by an exotic bird to the top over two automata birds with one jumping from branch to branch over another drinking from a fountain, supported upon a plinth and turned ebonised wooden base housing the automata mechanism, under a glass dome, 24" high overall (pendulum and two keys)

£2000-3000

1329.

Good mahogany triple fusee boardroom clock, the substantial movement playing on a graduated nest of eight bells, striking the quarters on four gongs and the hours on a larger gong, the 7.5" silvered arched dial with subsidiary slow/fast, chime/silent and Whittingham/Westminster dials to the arch, within a stepped foliate carved pillared case surmounted by a rounded arched cornice, 23" high (pendulum and keys)

£1500-2500

1328

TURRET CLOCKS AND RELATED ITEMS (LOTS 1330-1339)

The following lots (1330-1339) are part of a private collection. The vendor has always been interested in the Industrial Revolution particularly with the development of Mechanical Engineering.

Turret Clocks to some extent mirror this development and he has tried to collect examples from around 1680 up to the 1900s to illustrate the changes over that period. Most of the clocks have been acquired at auction in poor condition and he has enjoyed restoring them to working order.

1330.

Large Perspex turret clock dial with brass Roman numerals,within a cast iron frame, 36" diameter

£200-400

1331.

Large heavy bronze bell,17.25" diameter, 20" high; also with an associated cast iron striker (2)

£500-800

1332.

Double-sided clock mechanism possibly from a railway clock complete with hands to both sides, 28" wide overall

£300-500

1333.

Two train turret clock, the 5.75" brass dial inscribed made by John Moore & Son, Clerkenwell, London 1826, within a red cast iron frame, 33" wide, 15" deep, 26.5" high (wooden pendulum rod and crank handle winding key)

** This turret clock is sold with the publication by Chris McKay - John Moore & Sons of Clerkenwell Turret Clockmakers

£1200-1800

1334.

Three train turret clock, the going striking and quarter striking trains within a dark green cast iron painted case, 4.5" wide, 13" deep, 20.5" high (wooden pendulum rod with cast iron bob, crank handle winding key and six various weights)

£2000-3000

1335.

Unusual two train turret clock, with geared movement components made from cast iron rather than brass, the front applied with a 6" brass dial inscribed restored 2016 J.B. Meikle, within a dark green painted cast iron frame, 20" wide, 15" deep, 20.5" high (wooden rod, pendulum with cast iron bob, two small weights, two larger weights and a crank handle winding key)

** The origin of the manufacturer is unknown

£800-1400

1333 1334

1332

1336.

Interesting two train turret clock, the 5.75" silvered chapter ring signed John Gatward, Hitchin 1819, the movement within a blue cast iron four poster frame with rack striking, 3.5" wide, 12.75" deep, 21.25" high (crank handle, wooden pendulum rod, metal pendulum rod and two large cast iron weights)

** Gatwards of Hitchin was established in 1760 and is still in business as the oldest family run jewellers in the UK going back eight generations. This turret clock was almost certainly manufactured by Thwaites & Reed of Clerkenwell in London whose origins date back to 1610 for Gatwards

£2200-2800

1337.

Interesting two train turret clock, the movement within a dark green painted cast iron chair frame with deadbeat type escapement and the arms of the pallet fixed, 28" wide, 17" deep, 23" high (with nine various weights, two pendulum disc bobs, pendulum rod, hammer striker and a L shaped frame, 26" high)

** This is an example of a chair frame turret clock where the frames are fixed by tapered pins rather than threaded fixings. The frame is made from cast iron which became popular towards the end of the eighteen century as opposed to the wrought iron strip. The method of assembling the frame with pins and the fact that the arms of the pallet are fixed suggest this clock was made around the end of the eighteen century. The exact origin and maker of this clock are not known but the type of construction was very common in the Midlands and North

£800-1400

1338.

Two train flat bed turret clock, manufactured by Foster and Co, Mayes St, Manchester, the movement drives to a single face with a count wheel for the hourly strike, the 4" dial signed Foster, Manchester, within a dark green painted cast iron housing fixed to a bespoke made oak trough (with pendulum rod, five weights and three pulleys)

** This clock was fitted to the Compstall Cooperative Society shop premises in Market Street, Marple in Cheshire. The shop opened 29th March 1913 and was operating for almost 100 years. A photograph of the shop is sold with the lot

£1000-1500

1338

1339.

Steve & Darlah Thomas - Joyce of Whitchurch - Clockmakers 1690-1965, published 2013, Michael S. Potts -Potts of Leeds - Five Generations of Clockmakers, published 2006, Edmond Davies - Greater Manchester Clocks & Clockmakers, published 2007 and C.F.C. Beeson - English Church Clocks, 1280-1850, published 1971 (4)

£100-150

1335

1336

1337

1340

1340.

Good German ebonised ting-tang bracket clock, the W & H movement with pull repeat striking on two gongs, the 5.5" silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre and with subsidiary slow/fast and chime/silent dials above, within a stepped case surmounted by a moulded flat top and carrying handle, 15.5" high (pendulum)

£400-600

1341.

Good Asprey desk compendium, the sides fitted with four silver plated square dials comprising; 15 jewel eight day clock, hydrometer, barometer and thermometer, surmounted to the top with a compass, within a brushed brass case with canted pillared sides and upon a swivel base stamped beneath no. 660/260, 4" high £350-550

1342.

Good French picture clock with simulated fountain automaton, the two train verge movement signed Robert A Paris, striking on a gong and operating the fountain, painted with a Continental rural scene depicting affluently dressed couples conversing on a balcony in a formal garden before a clock tower and lake, oil, 13" x 16", within a deep gilded frame moulded in relief with scrolling foliage

£550-750

1343.

Miniature late Victorian silver cased carriage clock timepiece, the 1.5" white dial signed Asprey, London, within a silver case repousse with birds amidst scrolling foliage, London, 1899, maker W.C, 3.75" high; also a Victorian Goliath nickel cased pocket watch with subsidiary seconds dial, within a folding silver case embossed with C-scrolls and foliage, Chester (other hallmarks indecipherable) (2)

£250-350

1342

1344

1344.

Good English ebonised double fusee lancet mantel clock, the 7" white dial signed Jas. McCabe, Cornhill, London, the movement with pull repeat, locking pendulum and striking on a large bell, within a lancet shaped case inlaid with brass lines, 15.5" high (pendulum & keys)

£1000-1500

1345.

Unusual French mantel clock timepiece of Persian taste, the Vincenti movement with platform escarpment and striking on two gongs, the back plate stamped Maple & Co. Ltd., Paris, the 3" white dial within a pagoda style pillared case engraved all over with figures amidst stylised foliage, with cushioned plinths and surmounted by a domed cornice with baluster turned finial, 10" high

£200-300

1341

1347

1346.

Interesting French lighthouse clock with rotating painted glass horizontal cylinder dial, operated from a spring driven anchor escapement movement, upon a brickwork stepped tapering column, surmounted by a beacon, dome and weather vane, 18" high £450-650

1347.

Good small rare English ebonised library clock with lever escapement, the 4" square silvered dial signed S. Warwick, 8 Britannia Row, Islington within a stepped case surmounted by a bevelled glazed window, 9" high (keys) £1800-2400

1348.

Contemporary Congreve ormolu single fusee rolling ball clock, the 2.25" principal chapter ring with skeletonised centre flanked by two smaller dials, over a grooved tilting platform, supported upon four circular tapered columns united by an under tier and four ball feet, 8.75" high, under a brass bound glass dome and upon a walnut inlaid base fitted with a frieze drawer, 15" high overall (key and ball) £300-500

1349.

1348

1352 1350

Miniature brass Swiss eight day clock timepiece, the 1.5" gilt chapter ring enclosing an engine turned centre with blue enamel bezel supported upon a green onyx stand, 2.25" high (key)

£100-150

1350.

1351

French miniature silver and blue enamel clock timepiece, the bottom hinged back door opening to reveal the movement, stamped JTC (Geneva Watch Co.), Argent Dore no. 2619 to the base, 2" high £200-300

1351.

Good miniature Continental lapis lazuli panelled clock timepiece, the 1" jewelled and enamelled brass dial within a pillared bracket style case with coloured enamel mounts, surmounted by a panelled pyramid top (missing panels) and enamel finial figure of a seated child, 4.5" high £400-600

1352.

Imhof incline gravity clock with 15 jewel movement, the 2.75" white dial and movement contained within an ormolu drumhead casing, with mahogany and tooled leather incline stand and upon a stepped plinth, 24" long (inset level missing)

£500-750

1353.

Good and unusual English mahogany triple pad top double fusee bracket clock with calendar, the 9" silvered dial signed Robert Green, Edinburgh the movement back plate engraved with scrolling foliage and flowerheads, striking on a bell, the wide stepped case with triple pad top brass branded arched cornice, 14.5" high (pendulum & keys)

£1200-1300

1354.

Good English mahogany and inlaid double fusee bracket clock, the 8" convex cream dial signed William Carter, London, the movement with engraved back plate, adjustable locking pendulum and striking on a bell, within an attractive case inlaid with boxwood and ebony lines and surmounted by a rounded arched cornice, tall tapering caddy top and brass urn finial, 23" high (pendulum & keys)

£1200-1800

1355.

St James House Meridian World Globe Clock circa 1984, the silvered globe with raised gilded continents and horizontal chapter ring, over the visible movement within a cylindrical Perspex housing, applied with three mermaid supports and upon a circular oak stepped base, surmounted by a three masted sailing ship finial, 15" high

£200-300

1356.

Dent & Co mystery clock, the 7.5" silvered chapter ring fitted with a counterbalanced single hand upon dolphin supports and oval base inscribed E Dent & Co Ltd, 41 Pall Mall, London, 9.75" high (two keys)

£600-800

1357.

French bronze and ormolu novelty waterfall mantel clock timepiece, the 2.5" silvered dial over a pillared brickwork fountain supported upon a demi-lune base with ormolu egg and dart frieze, 10.75" high

£200-300

1358.

Early English porcelain and ormolu mounted clock case, the aperture surmounted by a seated lady with bow and arrow attended by a hound, upon a rocky breakfront case with ormolu mounts, 13.5" high; also a white marble obelisk clock case with aperture for a 3.75" dial, supported upon a rectangular black marble base with four turned finials, 18" high (metal mounts to one side and finial missing) (2)

£200-400

1359.

Good white marble and ormolu figural clock case, with aperture for a 4" diameter dial, the drumhead casing with hinged ormolu bevelled glazed front and back doors, attended by a standing robed ormolu lady to one side and rocky outcrop to the other, supported upon a breakfront base with stepped rounded ends, 13.25" high; also another white marble and ormolu mounted figural clock case, with aperture for a 4.25" dial, within a rocky outcrop attended by an ormolu cherub and supported upon a canted base with ormolu frieze, 11.5" high (2)

£250-450

1360.

Fine and rare walnut barometer by John Hallifax of Barnsley, the 8" brass arched dial signed John Hallifax, Barnsley, Invt & Fecit on a silvered convex boss to the arch, over a silvered chapter ring with two tracks inscribed with weather indications; Variable/Snow/Much Snow/ Setl'd Frost/Frost and Changeable/Rain/Much Rain/ Stormy/Very Dry/Setl'd Fair/Fair, enclosing a matted centre, the trunk also fitted with a 6.75" silvered chapter ring with two pierced brass hands and four tracks, the outer track representing barometric inches, 28-31, enclosing another track divided into decimals with the divisions being signified by the numbers 1 to 9 in each inch, enclosing a calendar????? track and inner track engraved with four arrowheads in the form of a cross, within a figured and burr walnut case inlaid with ebony and boxwood stringing, surmounted by a caddy top and three brass ball finials, 66" high overall

*John Hallifax of Barnsley was a renowned maker of clocks and barometers. He was born in Springthorpe, Lincolnshire in 1694, the son of a vicar, moving to Barnsley in 1711, possibly after the death of his father, where he was established as a clockmaker. He died in 1750 and the regard to which he is held is evident in the inscription on his tombstone. He had two sons, both of whom became clockmakers

** Literature references: Nicholas Goodison 'English Barometers and Their Makers, 1680-1860', page 57; Edwin Banfield 'Barometers, Wheel or Banjo', figs 13-17; R.W. Symonds 'Dictionary of English Furniture' second edition, fig 14

*** There have been several records of this style of barometer by John Hallifax selling at auction including: The Samuel Messer Collection of English Furniture, Clocks & Barometers sold at Christie's, King Street, London on 5th December 1991, lot 12 for £32,000 and at Tennants of Leyburn in their autumn catalogue sale on 18th November 2010, lot 1404 for £40,000

**** This barometer is also sold with the book by Nicholas Goodison 'English Barometers, 1680-1860' £10,000-15,000

1361.

Jaeger-LeCoultre Marina eight day musical alarm desk clock, the chapter ring over a three masted sailing ship within a blue background and brushed gilded brass case, 8.25" high

**This clock has been recently serviced and comes with a twelve month guarantee from 30th March 2023

£200-300

1362.

Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clock, the 4.25" white chapter ring enclosing a skeletonised centre, ser. no. 99327, within a gilded brass glazed case, 8.75" high

£300-500

1363.

Good Jaeger-LeCoultre Vendome Model Atmos clock, the 4.25" white chapter ring enclosing a skeletonised jewelled movement, within a green fluted pillared case decorated with egg and dart bands and supported upon black and white veined marble base, ser. no. 218451, 9.5" high

£1000-1500

1364.

Good small English fruitwood triple fusee bracket clock, the 4.75" brass arched dial signed Webster, Cornhill, London on an arched plate to the matted centre, enclosed by a silvered chapter ring and surmounted by subsidiary chime/silent and chime on eight bells/ Cambridge chimes dials, the movement chiming on a nest of eight bells and striking the hours on another, with pull repeat and locking pendulum, within a stepped case surmounted by a caddy top and four ornate turned brass finials, 14.5" high

£1000-1500

1365.

Very fine Swiss miniature blue guilloche and white enamel silver cased clock timepiece, the silver back with three sliding shutter apertures, bearing sterling silver import marks and stamped JTC (Geneva Watch Co.) no. 9593, the 1.25" oval dial within a decorative enamelled case with gilt foliate highlights and supported upon an onyx base, 2.5" high; also within a folding green tooled leather travelling case inscribed Hunt & Roskell Ltd in Alliance with JW Benson Ltd, 25, Old Bond St, London. W.

£800-1200

1366.

Good miniature Continental silver and enamelled mantel clock timepiece, the base inset with a plaque inscribed Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, 112 Regent St. London, Swiss Made and JTC (Geneva Watch Co.) no. 12366; also stamped with sterling silver import marks, the 1.75" rounded arched dial painted with ladies within a formal garden by a lake, within a rounded arched splayed case decorated with coloured enamels on a blue ground; also with folding gilt tooled green leather travelling case and keys

£400-600

1367

1367.

Parkinson & Frodsham 19th century two-day marine chronometer, no. 2614, the signed 3.5" silvered dial with blued steel hands, 'up/ down' indicator, Roman numerals, outer minute track and subsidiary seconds dial with an engraved Military broad arrow, 'Parkinson & Frodsham, Change Alley, London 2614', signed fusee movement with maintaining power and Earnshaw type escapement, helical hairspring, dust cover, contained in a brass gimbal mount and mahogany three tiered case with brass handles and inset plaques, the case 6.25" wide, 7" high; with key

* No. 2614 Parkinson & Frodsham

Purchased in August 1828

8 Nov 1842 - Thunder

30 Sept 1863 - H.M.S Hydra

1 May 1866 - H.M.S Challenger

27 May 1874 - H.M.S Raleigh

17 Oct 1882 - T.O.V Bermuda

5 July 1888 - H.M.S Tartar

4 Sept 1900 - Sydney Depot

10 April 1908 Malta

11 April 1916 R.N.C Dartmouth

** Ivory sale submission reference WTFVQLGN

£1500-2500

1368.

Ulysse Nardin Quartz timepiece in the form of a marine chronometer, the 3.75" silvered dial within a square brass bound three tiered case, no. 1803597 (case at fault)

£300-400

1369.

Good Patek Philippe Naviquartz marine chronometer, the 3" white dial within a brushed brass housing, bearing ref. no. 1.802.392 on a small brass plate verso, also bearing a handwritten number 5104, with stop start button and indicator glass, within a three-part brass bound mahogany case

£1500-2000

1370.

Good Imhof reproduction marine chronometer inscribed to the circular base Paris Ferdinand Berthoud 1796, the 2.25" chapter ring enclosing a gilded centre signed Imhof with subsidiary seconds dial, contained within a brushed brass casing applied with a rectangular plaque inscribed no. 8449 over a gimbal balance within tapering curving supports, 6.5" high; also with original folding leather fitted cylindrical travelling case

£800-1200

1371.

Small American two day marine chronometer, the 2.25” silvered dial signed Hamilton, Lancaster, PA., U.S.A. with subsidiary state of wind and seconds dials, within a three part mahogany case (no key)

£400-600

1372.

Good Russian two day marine chronometer, the 4.5" white dial signed Pol Jot, no. 86266, with subsidiary state of wind and seconds dials, within a light mahogany three part brass bound case fitted with a plaque to the front inscribed Marine Chronometer State Standard 8916-77 (key)

£400-600

1373.

Russian two day marine chronometer, the 3.5" signed white dial, no. 19843 with subsidiary state of wind and seconds dials, within a light mahogany brass bound three part case, fitted with a plaque inscribed in Russian to the front (key)

£400-600

1369

1370

1371

1372

1373

1374.

Russian two day marine chronometer, the 3.5" signed white dial no. 20219 with subsidiary state of wind and seconds dials, without the original case and now within a homemade light wooden case (key)

£250-450

1375.

Good American two day marine chronometer, the 3.75" silvered dial signed Hamilton, Lancaster, PA., U.S.A., N900/1941, with subsidiary state of wind and seconds dials, within a three part oak case fitted with a maker's plaque to the front (key)

£500-800

1376.

Brass lantern clock, the eight day ting-tang quarter strike movement on two bells and the back plate signed R. & C, no. 167903, the 6.5" silvered chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre, surmounted by pierced foliate frets, strapwork bell and finial, 16" high (pendulum and key)

£300-500

1377.

English brass double fusee lantern clock, the 6.5" chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre signed Edmund Remching, Rensford beneath twelve o'clock, surmounted by pierced dolphin frets, strapwork, bell and finial, 17" high (pendulum)

£400-800

1378.

English period brass lantern clock with later single fusee movement, the 6.25" brass dial enclosing a foliate engraved centre signed Fran Stamper, London, surmounted by pierced foliate frets, strapwork bell and finial, 14.25" high (pendulum)

£500-800

1379.

Contemporary brass two train lantern clock, the 5.75" silvered chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre, surmounted by pierced dolphin frets, strapwork bell and finial, 14.5" high (pendulum)

£200-300

1380.

English brass single fusee lantern clock, the 6" brass chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre, surmounted by pierced dolphin frets, strapwork bell and finials, 16" high (pendulum and key)

£300-500

1381.

Small English brass hook and spike verge lantern clock, the 5" brass arched dial signed Biggins, Harwich on a silvered oval plate to the arch, over a silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with alarm dial and single iron hand, surmounted by pierced engraved foliate frets and bell, 8" high (pendulum, principal weight and alarm weight)

£800-1200

1382.

English brass verge lantern clock, signed Thomas Bryan, in Shepton Mallet to the foliate engraved centre with single iron hand, surmounted by pierced engraved dolphin frets, strapwork bell and finial, 15" high with oak wall brackets (pendulum but no weights)

£800-1400

1383.

Interesting early English hook and spike brass lantern clock, the 5.75" brass chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre and single iron hand, surmounted by pierced dolphin frets, strapwork bell and finial, 13.5" high (pendulum, weight and later Victorian wall bracket)

£800-1200

1377

1378

1381

1382

1384.

Good English second period hoop and spike brass lantern clock with balance wheel escapement, the 6.25" silvered chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre signed Thomas Knifton at the (symbol for cross keys) in Lothbury, Londini fecit, with central alarm dial and single iron hand, surmounted by three foliate pierced frets, strapwork, bell and finial, 15.5" high (weight, front fret replaced, no pendulum) £2000-3000

1385.

Unusual Swiss mahogany music box inscribed Universal Trademark Registered, with chrome ships wheel crank and 6.5" cylinder playing on three bells, the hinged lid inlaid with various musical instruments amidst mythical beasts and foliage, 21.5" wide £300-500

1386.

Good miniature horn musical snuff box, the Geneva stop mechanism with 2.75" cylinder, the lid decorated in relief with soldiers resting by a wall in a rural landscape, 3.75" long overall (with key, operating instructions and associated wooden box)

£200-300

1387.

Large rosewood music box, the 13" cylinder playing twelve airs, fitted with five bells, painted bird hammers and a drum, with original tune sheet, the centre of the hinged lid decorated in coloured woods with various implements amidst flowering foliage, 25.75" wide overall £500-800

1388.

Small coromandel music box, the 6" cylinder playing on four airs and with original tune sheet, the bed plate stamped BB & Cie, no. 2502, 12" wide overall, with key (in need of restoration)

£80-120

1383 (See page 25)

1384

1387

1388

1389 (See page 27)

1389.

Good Swiss rosewood Mandoline music box by Ami Rivenc and bearing the makers' trademark Brunswick lion logo, the 13" cylinder playing on six airs and with original tune sheet, the lid inlaid with trailing foliage enclosing a flute and tambourine, with further inlay to the front, fitted with two ornate handles supported upon a stepped ebonised base, 5.75" wide overall

£500-800

1390.

Fine Swiss Amboyna and ebonised music box by and inscribed Manufactured by C. Paillard & Co., STE Croix,Switzerland on a recessed silvered plate fitted with two repeat/to change, to start/to stop selection levers; also with a silvered disc screwed to the bed plate inscribed Longue Marche, Patented, United States March 11th 1881 and England

September 16th 1879, the 14.5" cylinder with two separate combs, the case fitted with two ornate cast handles and inlaid with boxwood lines, 41" wide overall

* This music box is also sold with a spare cylinder

** Ivory sale submission reference 4RUYM325

£1500-2500

1391.

Novelty Black Forest musical coat hook carved as a dog in hunting apparel with rifle strapped over his shoulder, with two horn hooks, 15.5" high

£300-500

LOTS 1392-1500 NO LOTS

Mantel Clocks

1501.

Mahogany single fusee drum head mantel clock, the 8" cream dial indistinctly signed ..., Bury St Edmonds, within a drum head casing supported on a scrolling stepped base carved to the front with foliage, 16" high (pendulum and key)

£200-300

1501

1502.

19th century English brass two train lantern clock striking on a large bell, the 5.5" chapter ring enclosing a matted centre, surmounted by pierced foliate frets, strapwork bell and finial, 16" high (pendulum and key)

£200-300

1503.

Good Austrian mahogany large two train portico mantel clock, the 6" convex white dial with centre seconds, the movement with pinwheel escapement (one pin missing), striking the hours and quarters on two gongs, within a stepped case inlaid with a paterae to the base and surmounted by a plain stepped pediment, 23.5" high (pendulum and original foliate pierced iron key)

** This clock is sold with a repair and service receipt from Times & Chimes of Stroud dated 25/09/2019

£250-350

1390

1391

1504.

Good English rosewood double fusee bracket clock, the 8" cream dial and movement back plate both signed Tho's Smith, London, with strike/silent lever above twelve o'clock, the movement with locking pendulum and pull repeat, within a rounded arched panelled case inlaid with brass lines, 16" high (pendulum and keys)

£800-1200

1505.

Good faux tortoiseshell and brass mounted two train Neuchatel balloon bracket clock and bracket, the verge movement with outside countwheel and striking on a bell in the arch, the 9.5" white dished dial within a balloon shaped glazed case cast with gilt metal mounts and surmounted by a two handled urn, clock 30.5" high and bracket 12" high (pendulum and key)

£400-600

1506.

Good English mahogany double fusee bracket clock, the 8" cream dial and movement back plate signed Henry Pottle, Square, Winchester, with locking pendulum, within a rounded arched case banded in ebony and inlaid with brass lines, 16.25" high (pendulum and keys)

£500-800

1507.

French ormolu and ebonised two train ornate mantel clock, the movement with outside countwheel and striking on a bell stamped with the maker's trademark logo (CB within an oval), the 3.25" white dial within a rounded arched breakfront pillared case surmounted by a classical urn and cover, 15" high (pendulum)

£300-400

1508.

French Parian Ware two train drumhead figural mantel clock striking on a bell, the 3.75" white dial within a drumhead casing attended by a cherub holding a torch, supported upon a breakfront base decorated to the front with gilded goats in relief, 16.75" high (no pendulum)

£250-350

1509.

French ormolu and white marble two train mantel clock garniture striking on a bell, the 3.5" white dial within an ornate pillared scrolling case supported upon a bowfront marble base, surmounted by an ornate foliate embellishment with quiver of arrows and torch, 12" high; with a pair of matching two light candelabra, 10.25" high (pendulum)

£250-350

1510.

Good brass single fusee skeleton clock, signed Heslop, Huddersfield on the silvered oval pierced chapter ring, upon rounded supports united by six turned pillars, upon an oval rosewood base and under a glass dome, 13.5" high overall (pendulum and key)

£500-700

1511.

Good and unusual mahogany and brass mantel clock timepiece, the 6.25" white dial signed Henry Capt, 151 Regent Street, London, within a gilt mask and pillared stepped case, 14.5" high (pendulum and key)

£700-1000

1512.

Good French black marble and malachite two train mantel clock, the movement back plate stamped A. Brocot & Delettrez, Paris, striking on a bell, the 4" gilt chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre signed Barwise, London beneath twelve o'clock and Brocot et Delettrez, Paris beneath six o'clock, within a breakfront stepped case with scrolling sides and flat cornice, 9" high (pendulum and key)

£250-350

1513.

English mahogany and satinwood crossbanded single fusee bracket clock, the 7" cream dial signed G.W. Jarvis, 265, Portobella Road, North Kensington, within a panelled inlaid stepped case surmounted by a rounded arched cornice and caddy pad top with brass ball finial, 20.5" high (pendulum)

£300-400

1514.

French brass and cloisonné two train mantel clock striking on a gong, the 3.5" brass dial enclosing a filigree centre within a pillared stepped case surmounted by a bust of Mercury, 14.5" high (pendulum)

£200-300

1515.

Good small French brass four glass two train mantel clock, the 3.5" chapter ring enclosing a recessed centre with visible escapement, the Mougin movement striking on a gong, within a bevelled glazed stepped case, 10.25" high (pendulum)

£250-350

1516.

Attractive oak inlaid Arts & Crafts two train mantel clock striking on a gong, the 5.25" brass chapter ring enclosing a wooden centre decorated with flowering foliage, within a panelled and pillared painted case, 15.5" high (pendulum)

£200-300

1517.

Good small English rosewood single fusee mantel clock, the 4.25" silvered arch dial signed D. Shaw, Leicester, with calendar dial to the arch, within a stepped case surmounted by a gadrooned pediment with vase finial, 12.25" high (pendulum & key)

£350-500

1518.

French boulle and gilt metal mounted two train mantel clock, the Japy Freres movement striking on a bell, the 3.25" gilt dial with cabochon Roman enamel numerals, within a rounded scrolling case surmounted by a caddy top and foliate finial, 12.25" high (pendulum)

£200-300

1511

1517

1518

1519 (See page 30)

1519.

Mahogany cased single fusee regulator movement with coup perdu type escapement, the 12" silvered dial signed Brock, London, with subsidiary minutes and hour dials, upon a panelled mahogany canted pedestal with plinth base, 62" high overall, with pendulum and keys (several alterations to the movement)

£400-800

1520.

Good English ebonised double fusee pad top bracket clock, signed Rob Simpson, Strand, London on an oval plaque screwed to the movement back plate, with locking pendulum and striking on a large bell, the 7" cream dial within a stepped rounded arched case with front and side pierced fishscale panels, surmounted by a pad top and brass carrying handle, 16.5" high (pendulum and keys)

£800-1200

1521.

Mahogany double fusee bracket clock, the movement with pull/repeat, engraved back plate and pendulum, the 8" white dial within a rounded arched ebony banded case inlaid with brass lines and central stylised motif, surmounted by a brass handle, 18.5" high (pendulum and key)

£400-600

1522.

English mahogany double fusee bracket clock, the movement with pull repeat, foliate engraved back plate and locking pendulum, the 8" cream dial within a stepped case inlaid with various stylised foliate brass motifs, surmounted by a square caddy top and brass ball finial, 21.5" high (pendulum and keys)

£400-600

1523.

Good English mahogany double fusee bracket clock, the 8" cream dial and movement back plate signed Thomas Oliver, London, the movement with pull repeat, locking pendulum and foliate engraved back plate, within a rounded arched case with pierced brass fishscale panels, surmounted by a pad top and brass carrying handle, 17.5" high (pendulum and key)

£800-1200

1524.

Brass single fusee skeleton clock, the 4" silvered chapter ring signed Shapperley & Pearce, Nottingham, enclosing a skeletonised centre, the movement with six turned pillars, supported upon an oval base and under a glass dome, 13.25" high overall

£250-350

1520

1521

1523

1526 (See page 31)

1525.

German Arts & Crafts style oak ting-tang mantel clock, the W & H movement striking on two gongs, the 5.75" chapter ring enclosing a matted centre surmounted by subsidiary slow/fast and chime/silent dials, within a stepped case carved with bands of foliage and surmounted by a crenelated cornice, 15" high (pendulum & key)

£200-300

1526.

Good English double fusee lancet bracket clock, the 7" convex cream dial signed William Brockbank, London, the movement with engraved back plate, locking pendulum and striking on a bell, within a lancet shaped case banded and inlaid with brass lines, 16.25" high (pendulum & key)

£800-1200

1527.

Good English mahogany double fusee bracket clock with bracket, the 8" convex white dial and movement both signed C. Williamson, London, the movement with pull repeat, locking pendulum and striking on a bell in the arch, the attractive case with carved foliage, scrolling sides and gadrooned stepped base, surmounted by a triangular pediment, 18" high (pendulum and keys)

£600-800

1528.

French porcelain and gilt metal two train ornate mantel clock, the movement back plate signed L. Poussy, Arcades, du Capitole, 12 á Toulouse, with outside countwheel and striking on a bell, the 3" porcelain dial inset into a pillar over a porcelain panelled rounded breakfront case cast to the side with lions heads and scrolling foliage, surmounted by an ornate foliate finial 14" high (pendulum)

£200-300

1531

1529.

Good French gilded brass and porcelain panelled two train mantel clock, the movement back plate bearing the makers trademark maker's logo (A * B in an ellipse) and stamped no. 3743/17 3, striking on a bell, the light grey dial inscribed Page Keen & Page, Plymouth beneath six o'clock and over a painted panel depicting houses by a lakeside within a gilded jewelled border, with further painted panels to the sides depicting tall houses in rural landscapes also within jewelled and gilded borders, the brass flared stepped case with silvered turned pillars and finials, surmounted by a stepped caddy top, upon a gilded wooden and ebonised dome base, 20" high overall (pendulum, but missing dome)

£500-800

1530.

Good small mahogany inlaid two train bracket clock with bracket, the movement striking on a gong, the 4.5" silvered convex dial within a stepped case surmounted by a flat cornice, 9.5" high without bracket (pendulum)

£250-350

1531.

Good English ebonised double fusee bracket clock, the 8" silvered arched dial signed S & C. Joyce, London to the centre, with strike/silent subsidiary dials to the arch, the movement also signed, with pull repeat and locking pendulum, within a stepped rounded arched case surmounted by a brass carrying handle, 18" high (pendulum and keys)

£1500-2500

1532.

Good English ebonised double fusee bracket clock, the silvered dial signed Payne, 163 New Bond St, London above twelve o'clock, the movement striking the hours and quarters on two bells and with locking pendulum, the case supported upon scrolling foliate feet, with canted corners and surmounted by a caddy top with five turned brass finials, 24.5" high (pendulum and door key)

£2500-3500

1702

1701

Wall Clocks

1701.

Good and unusual French Tole Ware two train wall dial clock, the 6.5" silvered chapter ring enclosing an engine turned centre, the movement back plate signed C.Louzier, Paris with pull repeat and five pointed countwheel numbered on the edge, within a decorative case with deep convex dial glass, egg and dart cast bezel and decorative case gilded with scrolling foliage on a red ground, 17" overall diameter (pendulum and key)

£400-600

1702.

Early mahogany single fusee verge wall dial clock, the 12" brass dial signed Bowyer, London, within a turned surround (pendulum)

£500-800

1703.

Mahogany single fusee 12" convex drop dial wall clock, within a turned surround over foliate carved ears and a pendulum window inlaid with brass lines (pendulum)

£400-600

1704.

Mahogany single fusee 12" drop dial wall clock signed Josiah Vickery, Bristol, within a turned surround over foliate carved ears (pendulum and key)

£300-500

1705.

Good mahogany single fusee 12" convex drop dial wall clock signed Camerer Cuss & Co. 54/6, New Oxford St, London, within a turned surround over the drop with a pendulum window enclosed by brass lines with flowerhead corners (pendulum and key)

** This clock bears the makers original trademark label attached to the back

£300-400

1703

1706.

Good small French ormolu two train cartel wall clock, the movement bearing the maker's trademark logo G.C, no. 4048, striking on a bell, the 4.5" white dial within an ornate case cast with rams' heads, floral swags and foliage, 18" high (pendulum and key)

£250-350

1707.

Scottish single fusee cartel wall clock, the 9" silvered dial signed Berry, Aberdeen, with visible lever escapement beneath twelve o'clock, within a limed oak foliate carved case, 27.5" high

£300-500

1708.

Mahogany single fusee drop dial wall clock in need of restoration, the 6" silvered dial within a cast bezel and turned surround, 11.25" high overall; also another ebonised single fusee drop dial wall clock in need of restoration (2)

** Both these clocks have missing case parts and there is no guarantee that the movements are complete either

£250-350

1709.

Mahogany single fusee 12" convex wall dial clock signed W. Thomas, Lincoln, within an octagonal flat beaded surround with brass inlaid stylised flowering foliage (pendulum)

£250-350

1710. NO LOT

1711.

Oak single fusee 12" wall dial clock signed Vale & Richardson, Bury St. Edmunds, within a turned surround (pendulum)

£200-250

1712.

Good Scottish oak single fusee 10" wall dial clock signed James Hardy, Aberdeen, within a turned surround (pendulum)

£250-350

1713.

Good mahogany single fusee 12" drop dial wall clock signed J. Barwise, London, within an octagonal surround over a lozenge pendulum window (pendulum)

£400-600

1714.

Good mahogany single fusee 12" drop dial wall clock signed Colyer, Witham, within a turned surround over foliate and C-scroll carved ears enclosing a shaped pendulum window (pendulum & key)

£350-500

1715.

Good walnut single fusee 12" drop dial wall clock signed William Swann, Stockport, within an octagonal surround inlaid with brass lines and stars, over a shaped pendulum window (pendulum)

£400-600

1716.

Good British Rail (Western) oak cased single fusee 12" wall dial clock, the cream dial inscribed Elliott B.R (W), with Roman and Arabic twenty-four hour chapter rings, the movement also signed Elliott, London no. 24288, within a turned surround (pendulum and key)

£300-500

1717.

Good walnut Grand Sonnerie triple weight Viennese regulator wall clock, the movement striking gongs on two hammers, the 6.25" white chapter ring enclosing a recessed centre with blued steel hands within an architectural foliate carved glazed case with burr wood panels, 57" high (pendulum, three weights and keys)

£1000-1500

LOTS 1718-1800 NO LOTS

1714

1715

Longcase Clocks

1801.

Good contemporary mahogany three train grandmother clock, the 11" brass arched dial signed Fenclocks, Suffolk, to the foliate engraved centre and with moon phase to the arch, the case with long glazed door and the hood surmounted by a rounded moulded arch pediment, 71" high

£100-200

1802.

Oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" square painted dial signed Horndike, Ipswich, with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, the case with long beaded edge door and the hood surmounted by a triangular cornice with three gilded ball and spike finials, 85" high (no pendulum or weights); also a mahogany inlaid case with aperture for a 13" arched dial, with short door, inlaid with boxwood and ebony lines, the hood surmounted by a wavy rounded arched cornice, 86.5" high (missing finials) (2)

£40-80

1803.

Mahogany inlaid eight day longcase clock, the 12" brass arch dial signed Martin, Dover, with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, the case with long cross banded rounded arched beaded door flanked by quarter fluted columns and the hood with pagoda cornice surmounted by a brass ball and spike finial (two finials missing), 88" high (pendulum and two weights)

£80-120

1804.

Oak thirty hour longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed Jonathan Lawson, Keighley on the silver chapter ring enclosng a foliate engraved matted centre with calendar aperture, the case with long wavy top moulded door and the hood surmounted by a flat moulded stepped cornice, 81" high (pendulum but no weights)

£50-80

1805.

Mahogany eight day longcase clock, the 12" brass arched dial with silver chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture (dial missing spandrels and the subsidiary dial to the arch), the case with long rounded arched beaded moulded door and the hood surmounted by a rounded moulded cornice, 89" high (pendulum but no weights)

£200-400

1806.

Oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed William Budgen, Ryegate on the silver chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial, ringed widening holes and calendar aperture, the case with long door and the hood surmounted by a stepped caddy top, 96" high (pendulum and two weights)

£150-250

1808

1807.

Oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" brass arch dial signed Edward Seed, Southampton on a circular silver disc to the arch, over a silver chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long door and the hood surmounted by a rounded moulded arch cornice, 81" high (pendulum and two weights)

£80-120

1808.

Mahogany eight day longcase clock, with five pillar movement and calendar chapter ring, the 12" brass arch dial signed William Turner, London on a silvered shaped plate recessed beneath the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial, with strike/silent dial to the arch, the case with long beaded moulded rounded arch door and the hood surmounted by a moulded stepped cornice with two brass ball and spike finials (one missing), 87" high (pendulum and two weights)

£300-500

1805

1806

1809.

Oak inlaid case with aperture for a 12" square dial, with medium length door inlaid with a central conch shell within boxwood stringing, the hood with panelled boxwood banded wavy cornice, 18" high

£30-60

1810.

Oak and mahogany crossbanded case with aperture for a 10" square dial, with short door flanked by quarter fluted pillars with brass cast capitals, the hood surmounted by a blind swan neck pediment, 85" high (missing finial)

£30-60

1811.

Oak and mahogany crossbanded case with aperture for a 12" square dial, with short door and surmounted by a swan neck pediment, 76" high (missing finial)

£20-40

1814 (See page 36)

1825 (See page 36)

1812.

Black lacquered and chinoiserie decorated eight day longcase clock with five pillar movement, the 12" brass arched dial signed Fran Sumner, Chelsea on an arched shaped silvered plate to the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, with large strike/silent dial to the arch, the case with long rounded arched moulded door decorated overall with figures, animals and birds in pagoda landscapes, the hood surmounted by a rounded moulded cornice with three gilded ball finials, 92" high (pendulum and two brass cased weights)

£1200-1800

1813.

Mahogany eight day longcase clock with substantial five pillar movement, the 12" brass arched dial signed Eardley Norton, St John's Street, London on a silvered arched plate over a rolling moon calibrated to show age of the moon and high water at London Bridge, the silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary silvered seconds dial and blued steel hands, also with subsidiary calendar and strike/silent dials to the upper corners under rococo gilded spandrels, the five pillar movement with Graham deadbeat escapement and rack striking on a bell, the Cuban mahogany case with long beaded moulded edged door over the base with bracket feet surmounted by a wavy apron, the arched moulded hood with dentil carved cornice over a canted corners mounted with ormolu female terms and trailing foliage, surmounted by three flame turned brass finials, 89" high

£2000-3000

1812

1813

1814.

Good oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" brass arched dial signed John Watts, Canterbury on the silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted and foliate engraved centre with subsidiary seconds dial, ringed winding holes and calendar aperture, with convex silvered boss to the arch engraved with the face of the sun, the case with long moulded rounded arched door and the hood surmounted by a moulded swan neck pediment, 88" high (pendulum and two iron weights)

£400-600

1815.

Good five pillar longcase clock movement, the 11" square brass dial signed Simon D. Charms, London on the silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial, ringed winding holes and calendar aperture

£150-250

1816.

Interesting and unusual thirty hour longcase clock movement, chiming the quarters on four graduated bells and the hours on another, the 10" square brass dial signed James Verrier, North Curry to the centre engraved with the village

£200-400

1817.

Good month going longcase clock movement, the 12" brass arch dial signed George Burgis, London on the brass chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, with strike/silent dial to the arch (winding key)

£200-400

1818.

Three train longcase clock movement circa 1900, the 13" brass arch dial with silver chapter ring with raised gilt Arabic numerals enclosing a foliate engraved centre with subsidiary seconds dial, the substantial movement fitted with eight hammers to strike tubular bells (missing)

£200-400

1819.

Contemporary three train longcase clock movement kit in need of assembly, the movement striking tubular bells with five hammers, (with 10.5" brass arch dial, five tubular bells, pendulum and three weights, no case)

£100-200

1820.

Very large quantity of various size longcase clock dials (over 20)

£50-150

1821.

Thirty hour longcase clock movement, the 12" square brass dial signed CHR. Gould, Londini Fecit on the silver chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial; also three longcase clock thirty hour movements with 12" square painted dials, one signed Jonathan Wainwright, Nottingham, another Thomas Hallam, Nottingham, both with subsidiary calendar apertures and the other unsigned (4)

£60-100

1822.

Thirty hour steel and brass birdcage longcase clock movement, the 10.25" square brass dial signed Camozzi on an oval plate fitted to the centre under an alarm dial; also another thirty hour longcase clock movement, the 10" square brass dial with foliate engraved centre (2)

£80-140

1823.

Eight day longcase clock movement, the 12" square brass dial signed Moore, Ipswich (pendulum), with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture; also another eight day longcase clock movement, the 12" painted square dial signed Richard Waycoll, Glastonbury with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, another eight day longcase clock movement, the 12" square brass dial signed John Cuff, Shepton Mallet to the foliate engraved centre and a 13" painted arched dial signed W.Hall N.Shields with rocking ship to the arch (4)

£60-100

1824.

Good mahogany eight day longcase clock, the 13" painted arched dial signed Wm Jefferson, Whitby, with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long wavy arched crossbanded door and the inlaid hood surmounted by a moulded swan neck pediment and brass ball and spike finial, 90" high (pendulum, two weights and keys)

£300-500

1825.

Good oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed Willm Brice, Sandwich on an arched shaped plate to the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long moulded edged door and the hood surmounted by a flat moulded cornice, 85" high (pendulum, pair of brass cased weights and keys)

£300-500

1826.

Contemporary mahogany three train Biedermeier style longcase clock, the 10" silvered dial within a circular beaded aperture over a long bevelled glazed window fitted into the trunk door flanked by two tapering circular columns, the hood surmounted by a triangular moulded stepped pediment, 90" high (pendulum and three weights)

£100-200

1827.

Attractive walnut and inlaid eight day grandmother clock striking on a bell, the 4.75" brass arch dial inscribed to the bottom 'Dial & Case Made in England, Movement Made in France', with silver chapter ring enclosing a matted centre and with Tempus Fugit convex boss to the arch, the case with long slender door inlaid with flowering foliage and the caddy top hood inlaid with a bird with open wings and three turned brass urn finials, 73" high (pendulum)

£150-250

1828.

Interesting early Quaker thirty hour birdcage movement, the 10" square brass dial with brass chapter ring enclosing and engraved concentric patterned centre (pendulum & weight)

£300-500

1829.

Oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed Joseph Smith, Bristol on an arched plate to the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long door fitted with a circular lenticle, the hood with two brass ball and spike finials over a flat moulded cornice with gilt metal pierced foliate frieze, 84" high (pendulum, two weights and keys)

£500-750

1830.

Good mahogany eight day longcase clock with five pillar movement, the 12" brass arched dial signed Wm. Smith, London on a shaped silvered plaque to the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, with strike/silent dial to the arch, the well figured mahogany case with long rounded arched door flanked by reeded and brass inlaid canted corners, the matching hood surmounted by a rounded moulded cornice and small caddy block with concave sides and central brass ball finial, 90" high (pendulum, two brass cased weights and keys)

** This clock was sold by Derek Roberts Antiques to the father of the current vendor and is sold with a purchase receipt from the dealers dated 29th January 1991 for £10,000; there is also a comprehensive description of the clock written by the company. This clock also appears in the book written by Derek Roberts - British Longcase Clocks, page 157, figure 204

£1500-2500

1831.

Good oak eight day longcase clock with five pillar movement, the 12" square brass dial signed Mark Draper, Wittham fecit on a silvered shaped plaque on the matted centre over ringed winding holes, calendar aperture and engraved scrolling foliage, enclosed by a silvered chapter ring, the case with long beaded moulded door and the hood surmounted by a caddy top and three brass ball and spike finials over a blind foliate fretwork carved frieze, 86" high (pendulum, two brass weights and keys)

£250-350

1832.

Light oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" brass arched dial signed John Startudge, Lymington on a silvered disc to the arch over a silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long rounded arched door and the hood surmounted by a moulded stepped cornice with two brass ball and spike finials, 83" high (pendulum, two lead weights and keys)

£150-250

1830

1833.

Oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed Bar Dammant, Colcestrie (sic) fecit on the silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial, ringed winding holes and a calendar aperture enclosed by engraved foliage, the case with long door and the hood surmounted by a flat cornice, 74.5" high (pendulum, two weights and keys)

£100-150

1834.

Good Scottish eight day longcase clock, the 12" brass arched dial signed John Safley, Nicolson's Park, Edinburgh on a silvered disc to the arch over a silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long moulded wavy arched door and the hood surmounted by a broken swan neck cornice with brass ball and eagle finial, 87" high (pendulum, two weights and winding key)

£200-300

1829

1835.

Fine English mahogany triple weight eight day musical longcase clock, the 12" brass arch dial signed John Ewers, London on the silver chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial also with chime/silent dial to the arch, the five pillar movement chiming on a nest of eight bells and striking the hours on another, the case with long moulded edged arched door flanked by quarter fluted columns, the hood surmounted by a caddy top with pierced foliate fretwork panels and three brass ball and spike finials, 105" high (pendulum, three weights and keys)

£1000-1500

1836.

Good mahogany three train musical longcase clock, the 10.25" brass arched dial signed A & H. Rowley, London on the silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial, with moon phase to the arch, the movement with deadbeat escapement and maintaining power chiming on five metal tubes, the case with long bevelled glazed rounded arched door and the hood surmounted by a swan neck pediment with three brass ball and spike finials over two pierced foliate carved panels, 90" high (pendulum, three weights, five tubes and keys)

£800-1400

1837.

Good eight day longcase clock five pillar movement, the 11.25" brass chapter ring signed William Clement, Totness (sic), enclosing a matted centre engraved with birds and flowers, with subsidiary seconds dial, ringed winding holes and calendar aperture within a jewelled border (with separated dial glass within an engine turned brass bezel, seat board)

£150-250

1835

1836

1835

1836

Part II

Clocks & Related items

Miscellanous Horology

2001.

Four dial clock fusee movements (4) £60-100

2002.

Four dial clock fusee movements (4) £60-100

2003.

Two clock movements with dials and pendulum (2) £30-60

2004.

Bracket clock basket top accompanied with a chapter ring £50-100

2005.

Pendulum for a Comptoise clock

£20-40

2006.

Assembly of turret clock motion work and selection of turret clock wheels

£100-200

2007.

Eight cast iron longcase weights (8) £20-50

2008.

Eight cast iron thirty hour weights (8)

£20-50

2009.

Eight cast iron thirty hour weights (8) £20-50

2010.

Four lead longcase weights (4) £15-30

2011.

Eleven brass weight cases (11)

£40-80

2012.

Six American clock weights (6)

£20-40

2013.

Large oak circular wall dial surround; also a hinged brass bezel with aperture for a 23" dial

£50-150

2025 (See page 41)

2014.

Old mahogany brass bound double hinged marine chronometer case; also two cast iron bulk head ship clock cases with apertures for 8" and 6" dials (3)

£40-80

2015.

Large quantity of various longcase clock and other movements (some incomplete)

£40-80

2016.

Mahogany 16" wall clock dial surround, with convex cream dial and brass bezel; also a Seth Thomas two train wall clock in need of restoration, mahogany longcase clock door and backboard, three clock cases and some bezels etc

£60-100

2017.

Two single fusee clock movements; also a four pillar plated mantel clock housing (3)

£40-80

2018.

Quantity of various old clock weights (22)

£30-60

2019.

Pair of brass cased longcase clock weights (2)

£80-120

2020.

Collection of twenty old longcase clock seat boards (20)

£40-80

2021.

12" brass arched longcase clock dial signed Samuel Weston, London on a convex boss to the arch over a brass chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture; also two brass cased weights (3)

£40-80

2022.

Old brass single fusee skeleton clock with passing strike on a bell, on a stepped marble base, 15" high (in need of restoration and no dome); also a drumhead brass timepiece with platform escapement, 3.75" diameter and a an old fusee movement (3)

£40-80

2023.

Early brass hinged basket top for a Georgian bracket clock, profusely pierced with cherubs and natives amidst scrolling foliage, 9.25" wide, 6" deep, 5" high (key) £50-100

2024.

Three framed horological limited edition coloured prints, with blind stamps, all signed David Penney 1981, 100/250, 12" x 20" approx £30-60

2025.

Good old brass and steel mandrel, upon an oak stand, 17.5" long; also within an old fitted wooden box £200-400

2026.

Oak hooded wall clock case with aperture for a 10.5" square dial, with sliding pillared hood surmounted by a moulded flat cornice, 26.5" high overall £60-100

LOTS 2027-2100 NO LOTS

Small Miscellanous Horology

2101.

Large collection of longcase parts, to include capitols, spandrels, brass nuts, seaboard hooks, hinges and longcase dial grommets

£40-80

2102.

Vienna clock parts, to include beat plaques, pendulum wires and an assortment of clock hands and keys

£25-45

2103.

Large quantity of replacement dials for wall clocks with 14 and 5 inch diameters

£30-60

2104.

Large quantity of spandrels

£40-80

2105.

Quantity of wooden clock parts to include wooden finials and pillars

£30-60

2106.

Fifteen clock unused mainsprings (15)

£40-80

2107.

Large quantity of spandrels

£40-80

2108.

Large quantity of longcase clock brass finials

£60-100

2109.

Large quantity of spandrels

£40-80

2110.

Quantity of ground gauge plates and silver steel feeler strips

£25-45

2111.

Quantity of ground gauge plates and silver steel feeler strips

£25-45

2112.

Quantity of ground gauge plates

£20-40

2113.

Milford dividing head and plates

£30-60

2114.

Metric tap and die set

£50-80

2115. Depthing gauge, cased

£50-80

2116.

Large quantity of feeler strips

£20-40

2117.

Two skeleton clock castings, together with two casted chapter rings (4)

£15-30

2118.

Large quantity of clock rope, seven different sizes

£15-30

2119.

Large quantity of longcase clock dial grommets £20-40

2120.

Quantity of swan neck hinge blanks £20-40

2121.

Large quantity of S hooks £15-30

2122.

Large quantity of 5BA brass nuts £20-40

2123.

Quantity of seaboard hooks £15-30

2124. Barrel polisher £30-50

2125.

Five cast pendulum bobs (5) £20-40

2126.

Large quantity of seaboard hooks £15-30

2127.

Large quantity of 5BA brass nuts £15-30

2128.

Large quantity of S hooks £20-40

2129.

Fifteen longcase clock crank keys (15)

£60-100

2130.

Nineteen carriage clock keys (19)

£20-40

2131.

Twenty carriage clock keys (20)

£20-40

2132.

Fourteen bracket and mantel clock keys (14)

£15-30

2133.

Fourteen bracket and mantel clock keys (14)

£15-30

2134. Six Dutch longcase clock finials, some in need of restoration (6)

£20-40

2135. Four jars of silvering powder (4)

£20-40

2136. Four jars of silvering powder (4)

£20-40

2137.

Three jars of silvering powder(3) £15-30

2138. Three jars of silvering powder (3) £15-30

2139. Thirteen bronze gut lines for longcase clocks(13)

£15-30

2140.

Quantity of French clock parts to include hands etc.

£25-45

2141.

Assortment of lacquers, clock oil and Renaissance wax (7)

£25-45

2142.

Assortment of lacquers, clock oil and Renaissance wax (7)

£25-45

2143.

Assortment of lacquers, clock oil and Renaissance wax (5)

£20-40

2144.

Three jars of Renaissance wax (3)

£15-30

2145.

Large quantity of round head BA screws

£25-45

2146. Large quantity of break-arch spandrels

£40-80

2147. Four jars of blueing salts (4)

£20-40

2148. Box of twelve brown beeswax polish(12)

£30-60

2149.

Six jars of clear beeswax polish (6)

£15-30

2150. Box of engravers wax

£10-20

2151.

Large quantity of unfinished finials £40-80

2152. Pop rivet set £30-50

2153.

Selection of chain pulleys and clock rope

£30-50

2154.

Large quantity of locks suitable for clocks

£25-45

2155.

Collection of brass and steel brushes

£10-20

2156.

Box of barometer parts

£15-30

2157.

Large quantity of escutcheons

£25-45

2158.

Quantity of Vienna clock hands

£30-60

2159.

Sixteen French clocks and bracket clock bells

£25-45

2160.

Sixteen French clock bells (16)

£25-45

2161.

Sixteen French clock bells (16)

£25-45

2162.

Large quantity of hood and case capitols

£20-40

2163.

Bracket clock case parts

£25-45

2164.

Lantern clock case parts

£40-80

2165.

Bracket clock movement castings

£25-45

2166.

Bracket clock movement castings

£25-45

2167.

Twelve longcase clock bells (12)

£20-40

2168. Twelve longcase clock bells (12)

£20-40

2169. Twelve longcase clock bells (12)

£20-40

2170.

Quantity of spandrel bolts and dial clock pegs

£15-30

2171.

Large collection of longcase parts, to include capitols, spandrels, brass nuts, seaboard hooks, hinges and longcase dial grommets

£30-60

2172.

Large bronze clock bell, 5.5" diameter, 4.5" longcase clock bell, set of four 2" clock bells, pair of longcase pulley's and assorted clock pendulums

£60-100

2173.

Collection of assorted clock winding keys

£60-100

2174.

Clock fusee chain, two platform escapements and a selection of clock suspension springs

£30-50

2175. Collection of assorted clocks spares and accessories

£40-80

2176. Old staking set, within a rectangular wooden box

£80-120

2177.

Large collection of old clock keys and clock hands £60-100

2178.

Large old brass clock bell 9.5" diameter; also a quantity of various clock pendulums and other fittings including bezels, finials and movement parts etc

£40-80

2179.

Three brass depthing tools, 3'' long approx £60-100

2180.

Small collection of scientific instruments including; a brass cased compass by and inscribed Stanley, London, within a mirrored hinged lid; also a mahogany cased Sikes hydrometer from 48 Hatton Garden, London, selection of small Oriental treen compasses etc

£40-80

2181.

Selection of various old clock fittings including; platform escapements, clock hands and keys, springs, movement parts etc

£40-80

2182.

Boley type staking set within an oak fitted box (almost complete); also three other small boxed staking sets (two almost complete); also two depthing tools and a small collection of collets

£60-100

2183.

Brass depthing tool with case, 3.5" long £30-50

2184.

Favorite Small Precision Lathe, boxed

£50-80

2185.

Favorite staking tool, within original wooden case (incomplete accessories)

£50-80

2186.

Star staking tool with accessories, within original wooden case £100-150

2187.

Seitz jewelling tool with accessories, in original case (lacking some accessories)

£100-150

2188.

Favorite riveting set with accessories, within original wooden case

£80-120

2189.

Cased 'Tour á Pivoter' tool, within a fitted case

£40-60

2190.

Bergeon mainspring winder for alarm clocks and clocks, no. 30076, within original fitted wooden case

£400-600

2191.

Quantity of miscellaneous tool accessories, to include punches etc

£20-40

2192.

Large brass depthing tool, 8'' long; together with a brass centring tool (boxed)

£200-300

2193.

Old carriage clock timepiece within a cornice brass case, 6 " high and two other carriage clocks in need of restoration; also two old car clocks, five watches, three cased travelling alarm clocks and an incomplete kit for making a twin fusee skeleton clock from classic clocks (Clerkenwell) skeleton kits

£80-120

2194.

Six early lantern and longcase clock bells (6)

£30-60

2195.

Four complete French clock movements(4)

£30-60

2196.

Large collection of clock hands

£30-60

2197.

Very large quantity of both new and old various size clock hands

£80-140

2198.

Small quantity of clock tools including; a mainspring winder, files and pliers etc

£60-100

2199.

Small Bisley eight drawer grey metal cabinet containing; a small quantity of clock fittings and keys etc within four of the drawers

£40-80

2200. NO LOT

Books

2201.

Eleven various standard horological reference books (11)

£20-40

2202.

Tribe and Whatmoor - Dorset clocks and clock-makers, with a supplement on the channel islands; also over forty other standard hardback horological reference books, a quantity of old horological journals and other magazines, and a small quantity of informative educational clock posters etc

£30-60

2203.

Alan & Rita Shenton - collectable clocks, 1840-1940, reference and price guide; also Charles Allix and Peter Bonnert - carriage clocks, their history and development and fifteen other large hardback standard horological reference books (17)

£40-80

2204.

Twelve various standard horological reference books without dust jackets (12)

£20-40

2205.

Brian Loomes - The White Dial Clock, second impression 1977; also Brian Loomes - Country Clocks & Their London Origins, 1976 edition, both with gilt tooled leather spines and foliate decorated boards (2)

£15-30

2206.

Quantity of various general horological reference books including; H. Alan Lloyd - Some Outstanding Clocks, Over 700 Years (1250-1950) and R.W. Symonds - Masterpieces of English Furniture and Clocks; also seventeen other assorted standard horological reference books including some regional clockmakers (19)

£40-80

2207.

Frederick Kaltenbock - Vienna - A Centre of Clock - and Watch Making in the 18th and 19th Century; also Charles Allix and Peter Bonnert - Carriage Clocks, Their History and Development and fourteen other various standard horological reference books (16)

£30-60

2208.

Nicholas Goodison - English Barometers,1680-1860; also four books by Edwin Banfield - Barometers Stick or Cistern Tube, Barometers, Aneroid and Barographs, Barometers, Wheel or Banjo, Barometer Makers and Retailers, 1660-1900 and Bert Bolle - Barometers (6)

£20-40

2209.

Twenty-seven various standard horological reference books (27)

£40-80

2210.

Twenty-five assorted horological reference books (25)

£50-80

LOTS 2211-2300 NO LOTS

Mantel Clocks

2301.

English oak and ebonised two train mantel clock with alarm, the 4.5" white chapter ring and movement back plate signed Fattorini & Son, Bradford, English Manufacture, Patent Automatic Alarm, Patent no. 1025, the movement striking on a bell, within a stepped fluted pillared case, 15.75" high (pendulum and key); also an early oak cased hooded single train wall clock with alarm, the 6" banded arched dial signed William Thristle, Stogursey, with central alarm dial and an old two train American shelf clock within a rounded arched case, 17.75" high, both in need of restoration (3)

£100-200

2302.

Small French brass single train four glass mantel clock, the 3.25" white dial within a bevelled glazed stepped case, 9.25" high (pendulum and key); also a miniature mahogany and marquetry inlaid novelty mantel timepiece in the form of a longcase clock, with platform escapement, 16.5" high (2)

£100-150

2302

2303.

Small French brass two train mantel clock, the S Marti movement striking on a gong, the 3.5" gilded chapter ring with recessed Arabic numerals enclosing a pierced foliate centre, within an ornate stepped case with scrolling pediment, 7.5" high (pendulum and key)

£70-100

2304.

French mahogany two train mantel clock striking on a gong, the movement back plate bearing the maker's trademark logo (G & B within an oval), within a foliate shaped tapering case inlaid with brass foliate motifs, 12.5" high (pendulum and key)

£60-100

2305.

French mahogany two train balloon mantel clock striking on a gong, the 4.5" white dial within a balloon shaped case inlaid with boxwood lines and central stylised motif, 13.25" high (pendulum and key)

£60-100

2306.

Good green onyx and ormolu boudoir desk strut clock, the 2.75" silvered dial within a fine foliate engraved ormolu mask, inset into an oval green onyx surround with rope twist border, the back strut signed Bright, Bournemouth, 8" high overall £120-160

2307.

Good ormolu and green onyx novelty strut clock in the form of the Maltese Cross, the 2.5" silvered dial within a white onyx surround with finely engraved ormolu mounts, the movement back plate fitted with a shaped aperture with sliding door revealing a fast/slow lever, 6.25" high overall (key)

£150-200

2308.

Small French gilt metal and cobalt blue pottery mantel clock timepiece with platform escapement, the 2.25" dial inset into a moon shaped body gilded with flowers and dragonflies, upon an ornate scrolling base and surmounted by a classical urn, 9.5" high

£100-150

2309.

French black slate two train mantel clock striking on a gong, the 4.25" cream chapter ring enclosing a recessed visible escapement, within a temple stepped case, 13.25" high; also a small French black slate and red marble two train mantel clock striking on a bell, the 3.75" white dial signed Mackay Cunningham & Co, within a breakfront stepped pillared case with rounded sides, 8.5" high (both with pendulums) (2)

£60-100

2310.

French ormolu and porcelain mounted two train small mantel clock, the Japy Freres movement signed Henry Marc, Paris, with outside countwheel and striking on a bell, the 3.25" painted dial within a porcelain mounted breakfront cast case surmounted by a compressed globe finial, 15.25" high (pendulum and key)

£120-180

2311.

French black slate and gilt metal mounted two train mantel clock striking on a gong, the 4.25" black slate chapter ring enclosing a recessed gilded centre, within a pillared stepped case decorated in relief with classical battle scenes and surmounted by a gallery cornice, 17.5" high (no pendulum)

£15-30

2312.

American mahogany eight day shelf clock by Chauncey Jerome, within a lancet case, 19" high (pendulum and key) and another American rosewood eight day shelf clock with alarm by Jerome & Co, within a stepped case with triangular pediment, 15.5" high (pendulum and key), brass torsion clock, under a Perspex dome and upon a circular stepped base, 12" high (pendulum and keys); also an old chronometer guard case and a small quantity of Clocks

magazines

£60-100

2313.

French black slate and green marble two train mantel clock striking on a bell, the 4" white dial within a pillared stepped case, 13.25" high (pendulum and key)

£50-80

2308

2316 (See page 47)

2314.

Contemporary repeater carriage clock with alarm and striking on a bell, the principal dial with centre seconds over an alarm dial, within a green and coloured cloisonne pillared stepped case, 8.25" high

£80-140

2315.

Attractive mahogany inlaid foliate mantel clock timepiece, the movement with platform escapement and bearing the Duverdry & Bloquel maker's trademark logo, within a foliate shaped case inlaid with mother of pearl and brass lines, 12.5" high; also a contemporary Elliott of London small mahogany mantel clock with brass handle, 9.25" high (2)

£70-100

2316.

Good small mahogany mantel clock timepiece with platform escapement, the 3.5" cream dial within a rounded arched case with pierced brass foliate panels, surmounted by a brass carrying handle, 10.75" high (key)

£100-150

2317.

French mahogany inlaid two train balloon mantel clock, the 5.25" white dial signed White Thomson & Co, Glasgow, the Japy Freres movement striking on a gong, within a shaped case inlaid with boxwood lines and surmounted by a square caddy top, 15" high (pendulum)

£100-150

2318.

French mahogany and inlaid two train balloon mantel clock striking on a gong, the 5" white dial within a shaped case inlaid with a central paterae and boxwood lines, 12.5" high (pendulum); also a French ebonised V.A.P. small drumhead mantel clock in need of restoration, 6.5" high (pendulum) (2)

£100-150

2319.

Black slate and gilt metal mounted carriage clock timepiece, 8" high; also two similar contemporary Chinese mantel timepieces with skeletonised centres and two other clocks (5)

£40-80

2320.

Four various novelty clocks cast as figural clock vendors, in various coloured attire, tallest 17" high (4)

£60-100

2321.

German walnut two train mantel clock striking on a gong, the 6" white dial within a stepped case surmounted by a caddy top, 16.5" high; also a French walnut and ebonised two train drumhead mantel clock, English oak three train mantel clock and a small mahogany inlaid timepiece with battery movement (three pendulums) (4)

£100-150

2333

2322.

Two French two train small black slate mantel clocks, both striking on a bell, tallest 8.5" high (one pendulum) (2)

£40-80

2323.

French black slate two train drumhead mantel clock striking on a bell, the 4.5" white chapter ring enclosing a visible recessed escapement, within a scrolling stepped case, 11" high; also another French black slate two train mantel clock striking on a bell, the 4.75" white chapter ring enclosing a recessed centre with visible escapement, within a stepped scrolling case, 12" high (both with pendulums) (2)

£60-100

2324.

French black slate and red marble two train mantel clock striking on a bell, the 3.75" white dial within a breakfront case, 10.5" high; also another French Atheistic two train black slate and green marble mantel clock striking on a bell, the 4.25" black slate dial within a stepped case, 12.25" high (both with pendulums) (2)

£60-100

2325.

French black slate and gilt metal mounted two train mantel clock, the 3.75" black slate dial signed J.W. Benson, Ludgate Hill, London, French Made, the Japy Freres movement striking on a bell, within a stepped case with rounded arched cornice decorated in relief with gilt metal mounts depicting a lion's head, hanging game and foliage, with rounded arched cornice, 13.5" high (no pendulum)

£60-100

(See page 48)

2326.

Rare Zenith Art Deco style two train calendar 'Monnayer' clock with money box, the 6" square dial over three calendar apertures, the movement chiming on three rods, within a buttressed architectural case, 11.5" high (pendulum & key)

£80-120

2327.

Contemporary scratch built skeleton clock timepiece, the 6.5" silvered chapter ring enclosing a skeletonised centre over a platform and upon four square supports, under a glass dome and upon an ebonised base, 12.75" high (pendulum & keys)

£150-200

2328.

French ebonised two train mantel clock striking on a bell, the 3.25" white dial within a bobbin turned pillared stepped case surmounted by a gallery and two ball finials, 12" high (pendulum & keys)

£40-60

2329.

German walnut two train mantel clock striking on a gong, the 3.75" dial enclosing a recessed gilt centre, within an architectural stepped case and with gilt metal mounts, surmounted by a gallery top and faux brickwork caddy top with turned finials, 16" high (pendulum and key)

£60-100

2330.

French mahogany inlaid balloon two train mantel clock striking on a gong, the 3.75" white dial within a shaped case inlaid with a central paterae and boxwood banding, 12" high (pendulum)

£80-120

2331.

Three various contemporary Black Forest cuckoo clocks; also four various wooden cased mantel clocks (7)

£40-80

2332.

Eight various torsion clocks, some in need of restoration (8)

£40-80

2333.

French brass four glass mantel clock striking on a gong, the 3.75" white chapter ring enclosing a recessed centre with visible escapement, within a bevelled glazed stepped brass case, 11.25" high (pendulum)

£120-180

2334.

French brass four glass mantel clock, The S Marti movement striking on a gong, the 3.75" white chapter ring enclosing a recessed centre with visible escapement, within a stepped brass case, 10.75" high (pendulum & key)

£150-200

2335.

French black slate and orange marble two train mantel clock striking on a bell, within a stepped case, 10.5" high; also another French black slate two train mantel clock striking on a bell, within a stepped case sgraffito with scrolling foliage, 8" high, both with pendulums and keys (2)

£50-80

2336.

French black slate and red marble ornate two train mantel clock striking on a bell, the 3.5" black slate dial within a pillared case sgraffito with stylised foliage and surmounted by a classical urn with brass finial, 18.5" high (pendulum & key)

£50-80

2337.

Ebonised single fusee bracket clock, the silvered dial within a stepped case with gilt metal foliate mounts, surmounted by a caddy top and brass carrying handle, 14" high (pendulum)

£180-240

2338.

Mahogany double fusee bracket clock in need of restoration, the 8" cream dial within a wavy case with applied foliate carved mounts and surmounted by an elevated gadrooned cornice, 20" high (pendulum)

£150-250

2339.

Brewster & Ingrahams Patent spring two train steeple clock,19.75" high (pendulum and key); also a Seth Thomas two train shelf clock, the 6.75" white dial over a circular panel decorated with flowers, within a rounded arched case, 17.5" high, Elliott three train mantel clock within a rounded arched oak case (pendulum) and another Garrard oak cased mantel timepiece (4)

£40-80

LOTS 2340-2500 NO LOTS

Small Clocks

2501.

Two similar Russian aircraft clocks, the 2.75" black dials fitted with small twin apertures, within grey metal casings (2)

£30-60

2502.

Two similar Smiths M9 car clocks, the 3" silvered dials within a black metal casing; also another similar Smiths M9 car clock stamped P-80.821 to the dial centre within a blackened metal casing (3)

£50-80

2503.

Small oak single train 5" wall dial clock within a turned surround (pendulum); also a contemporary brass bound glazed ball timepiece (2)

£50-80

2504.

Brass drumhead mantel clock timepiece with platform escapement, the 4.75" white chapter ring within a cylinder case fitted with two short feet and carrying handle; also in an associated plywood box £30-60

2505.

Jaeger 1930s tan leather bound folding travel clock with alarm, 3.75" x 2.5" £25-45

2506.

American Waltham Watch Co. night clock, the 4.5" glass dial within a brass bezel and supported upon a folding hinged arm fitted with a candle sconce £100-150

2507.

Swiss 8 Day travel clock, the 2.25'' Arabic dial branded 'Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh', mounted within a brass stand with a strut support, 3.25'' wide £40-80

2508.

Brass torsion clock, the 2.75" cream dial over a disc pendulum, under a glass dome and upon a turned circular stepped base, 11.5" high; also a contemporary Imhof eight day carriage timepiece with 15 jewels, 6.25" high and French small silvered mantel timepiece with platform escapement, 5.5" high (3) £60-100

2509.

Swiss eight day nickel cased travelling pocket watch, the 2.25" white dial inscribed 'Examined by Dent, 4 Royal Exchange, London', within a folding leather travelling case/stand; also an H.A.C. travelling alarm clock, within a folding blue hinged case, 3.25" high overall (with original cardboard box) (2)

£40-80

2510.

Small silver piqué work balloon shaped watch stand with nickel plated Swiss watch, the 1.5" cream dial with subsidiary seconds dial and amber raised Arabic numerals, in a shaped case inlaid to the front with a basket of flowers, hallmark for Birmingham 1920, 4.5" high

£100-150

2511.

Small quantity of various clocks, clock parts and keys etc.

£30-60

2512.

Buren oak inlaid balloon mantel clock timepiece with platform escapement; also two other mahogany small inlaid mantel timepieces with arched cases (3)

£30-60

2518 (See page 50)

2513.

Small French carriage clock timepiece with fixed key wind, the dial signed S. Barnett, Peterborough, within an oblong gilded brass case, 4.75" high; also a small travel clock, the 2" white dial signed Empire Bazar, Buenos Aires, within a foliate engraved brass circular case with engine turned sides and Morocco leather easel travelling case, and a Continental silver cased pocket watch marked 0.800, within a foliate carved fruitwood hinged case (3)

£80-120

2514.

Swiss eight day circular easel travelling clock timepiece, the 2.75" engine turned dial within a brass case; also with gilt tooled leather travelling case and another eight day small easel travelling clock timepiece, the 2.25" blue enamel chapter ring within a rectangular canted case with black glass pillars, 4.25" wide (2)

£100-150

2515.

Early ebonised sedan clock timepiece, the verge watch movement signed Thomas Bale, London no. 138, the 3.5" white dial within a brass bezel and turned surround

£100-150

2516.

Swiss Argentan Goliath silver plated pocket watch, the 2.25" white dial inscribed City Jewellery Co, 6 Baxter Gate, Doncaster with subsidiary seconds dial; also with a white metal Albert chain

£60-80

2517.

Interesting Masonic travelling clock, the triangular white dial inscribed Atle Ton Semblable, Tends Lui Une Nain Secourable, decorated with twelve Masonic symbol markers, within a gilt brass bezel and silver plated back; also with the original green and gilt tooled leather travelling case

£300-500

2518.

Cartier Ellipse easel travelling clock, the 2" white dial signed Cartier, Paris, Swiss Made, within an oval faux tortoiseshell frame with two raised gilt bands; also with the original Cartier documents, no. 751100422

£70-100

2519.

Nickel cased travelling clock/watch, the 1.75" white dial signed John Elkan, 35 Liverpool St City London, with subsidiary seconds dial, also signed on the back plate and inscribed no. 69849, within a tortoiseshell and silver mounted easel leather travelling case hallmarked for Birmingham 1918 £80-120

2520.

Swiss miniature Art Deco automaton desk clock timepiece, the 1.75" silvered chapter ring enclosing a gilt centre modelled to the bottom of the dial with an automata blacksmith at an anvil with moving hand, within a brass case and upon a rectangular onyx stand, 2.5" long £150-200

2521.

Tiffany & Co miniature travel easel clock with sliding leather cover, 3.5" long (open) £120-180

2522.

French porcelain two train mantel clock, the 2.75" white dial signed Henry Marc á Paris, the movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell, within a decorative case, the front moulded in relief with gilt scrolling foliage and a painted panel of a courting couple by a lakeside, the sides gilded with birds amidst stylised foliage on a pale green ground, surmounted by an ornate ormolu handle, 9" high (pendulum and key) £80-120

2523.

Small French ormolu figural mantel clock timepiece, the 1.75" white dial within a cast sunburst surround, supported upon an onyx baluster vase shaped column attended by a standing cherub over a square base, 8.75" high

£140-180

2524.

Luxor world time desk clock retailed by Asprey, the 2.75" silvered dial signed Luxor, Asprey, with subsidiary calendar aperture, within a gilded brass bezel inscribed with world cities, upon a canted shaped base

£80-120

2525.

Small ebonised and gilt metal mounted mantel clock, the 15 jewel movement with three adjustments, the 2.75" white dial within an ebonised brass pillared case surmounted by a rounded arched cornice, 11.25" high (key)

£30-60

2526.

American Waltham Watch Co. 8 days cockpit clock, black 3'' dial inscribed 'Civil Date' with luminous 24-hour Arabic numerals, hour markers, minute markers with five minute divisions and inner thirty minute recording dial, the case back with Contract no., F.S.S.C. no., M'F'R'S Part no. and stencilled 'US' with an anchor, Bakelite case with front winder

£80-120

2527.

W. Gossage Patent clockwork alarm clock striking on a bell, the top with enamel dial aperture and the maker's oval plaque embossed with the royal Coat of Arms, stamped no. 138 beneath the base, within a silver plated drumhead casing, 3" diameter (chip to bell)

£100-150

LOTS 2528-2600 NO

LOTS

Wall Clocks

2601.

Two mahogany single fusee 12" wall dial clocks, one signed C.Wadham, Bath, both in need of restoration (two pendulums) (2)

£60-100

2602.

Three mahogany single fusee 12" wall dial clocks, signed E.Tomlin, Dover; Allen, Southport and Collsmiths Co., London, all in need of restoration (one pendulum) (3)

£100-200

2522

2523

2603.

Three mahogany single fusee 12" convex dial wall clocks, all in need of restoration (three pendulums) (3)

£120-180

2604.

Mahogany single fusee 12" convex drop dial wall clock within an octagonal surround; also a rosewood single fusee 12" drop dial wall clock signed Jonathan Firderer, Birmingham, within an octagonal surround, in need of restoration (two pendulums) (2)

£120-180

2605.

Two mahogany single fusee 12" drop dial wall clocks, one signed Jonathan Firderer, Birmingham, within flat surrounds, in need of restoration (one pendulum) (2)

£80-120

2606.

Mahogany single fusee 12" drop dial wall clock within an octagonal surround; also another rosewood single fusee 12" drop dial wall clock within an octagonal surround, both in need of restoration (two pendulums) (2)

£80-140

2607.

Mahogany double fusee 12" drop dial wall clock, signed Triggs, Guildford within a turned surround; also another mahogany single fusee 12" drop dial wall clock signed William Bruford & Son, Eastbourne, within a turned surround, both in need of restoration (two pendulums) (2)

£120-180

2608.

Mahogany single fusee 12" drop dial wall clock, signed J.H.Botterell within a turned surround; also a walnut single fusee drop dial wall clock signed Hancock, Cox & Co, Yeovil, within a turned surround, both in need of restoration (two pendulums) (2)

£100-150

2609.

Mahogany single fusee 12" convex drop dial wall clock, signed Hancock, Yeovil within an octagonal surround and over fan carved ears, in need of restoration (pendulum)

£80-120

2610.

Good mahogany single fusee 12" convex drop dial wall clock, signed Tritscler & Co.., Manchester Square, within a turned surround over foliate carved ears enclosing a shaped pendulum window, in need of some restoration (pendulum)

£200-300

2611.

Mahogany single fusee 12" drop dial wall clock, bearing the Royal Insignia of Edward VII, within a turned surround over a plain drop, in need of restoration (pendulum)

£80-120

2612.

Mahogany single fusee railway clock, the 12" white dial inscribed B.R.(S), John Walker, South Molton St, London, 2289 W, within a turned surround over a plain drop, missing the registration plaque that was fitted to the right hand side and in need of restoration (pendulum)

£200-400

2613.

Seth Thomas mahogany two train wall clock, the 8" square white dial with visible centre, within a pillared case decorated with two glass panels, 2.5" high (pendulum, key and weights)

£40-80

2614.

Good mahogany double weight Vienna regulator wall clock, the 6.25" white dial with subsidiary second style, within a glazed angled pillared case inlaid with boxwood lines, 48" high (pendulum, two weights and winding key)

£70-100

2615.

Mahogany two train trunk dial wall clock, the 10" cream dial signed G.E.Ceaple, ... House, within an octagonal canted hood carved with foliage, over a long door, 47" high (pendulum and keys but no weight)

£250-450

2616.

Mahogany two train trunk dial wall clock, the 14" white dial signed Rich Holroyd, Chester, within a flat stepped surround, over a medium length pointed arched door, 54" high (no weights or pendulum)

£250-450

2617.

Mahogany and rosewood crossbanded two train trunk dial wall clock, the 13.5" cream dial signed J.Firderer, Dale End, Birmingham, within a flat dished hood over a short pointed arched door, 60" high (pendulum and winding key but no weights)

£300-500

2618.

Three mahogany single train wall dial clocks, signed C.F.Hill, Felixstowe (8"); Tyte, Wales (10"), and Smiths, eight day (12"), all in need of restoration (two pendulums) (3)

£30-60

2619.

Papier-mâché two train 12" drop dial wall clock, signed F. Turner, Penrith, within a wavy shaped surround over a pendulum window, inlaid overall with mother of pearl and painted foliage (no pendulum); also a mahogany two train 12" wall dial clock, within a turned surround and an oak single train 10" dial painted with a globe compass, within an octagonal surround, all in need of restoration (one pendulum) (3)

£40-80

2620.

Mahogany single train 8" wall dial clock, within a turned surround; also a mahogany single train 10" wall dial clock within a turned surround and another within an ebonised surround, all in need of restoration (two pendulums) (3)

£30-60

2621.

Rosewood 12" drop dial wall clock, within a flat canted surround inlaid with foliate mother of pearl repeating motifs, over scrolling carved foliate ears and oval pendulum window (pendulum and key)

£50-80

2622.

Good walnut two train Vienna regulator wall clock, the 7" cream chapter ring enclosing a recessed plain centre, over a shaped glazed door decorated with butterflies amidst foliage on an opaque glass ground with clear lenticle window, within an architectural fluted and carved pillared case, 48" high (pendulum, key but missing detachable cornice)

£80-120

2623.

Mahogany single train 12" drop dial wall clock, within a turned surround over carved ears and a pendulum window (pendulum); also an oak 12" wall dial clock within a turned surround (pendulum) (2)

£25-45

2624.

Three American eight day ogee wall clocks by Chauncey Jerome and two by Jerome & Co, tallest 29" high (all with pendulums, weights and winding keys) (3)

£30-60

2625.

Smith eight day ships bulkhead wall clock, the 7" cream dial with slow/fast lever, within a brass bezel and blackened case mounted onto an oak plaque; also another Stockburger Royal Navy ships bulkhead wall clock, the 6" white dial with alarm and slow/fast levers, within a brass case and another 6" wall dial with fast/slow lever and subsidiary seconds dial, within a rosewood octagonal surround, all with winding keys (3)

£100-150

2626.

Ships bulkhead clock timepiece, the 8" cream dial with subsidiary seconds dial and slow/fast lever above twelve o'clock, within a brass case (key)

£140-180

2627.

Ships bulkhead clock timepiece, the 5" cream dial with subsidiary seconds dial and slow/fast lever at twelve o'clock, within a blackened casing; also another mahogany wall timepiece, the 6" white dial inscribed Patent Lever Escapement, with subsidiary seconds dial and slow/fast lever, within an octagonal surround and two old chronometer cases (4)

£30-50

2628.

Walnut double weight Vienna regulator wall clock, the 6.75" cream dial with subsidiary seconds dial, within a carved pillared glazed case, 49" high (pendulum and two weights)

£100-150

2629.

Schatz ships bulkhead two train wall clock, the 5.25" cream dial within a brass case and ships wheel surround

£40-60

2630.

Comptoise two train wall clock, the 8.5" white convex dial within a gilt surround embossed with fruiting vines and nesting birds to the arch, 15.5" high overall (pendulum, two weights and winding key); also a Black Forest two train wall clock striking on a bell, the 4" white dial within a gilt and coloured surround embossed with a dog and birds amidst foliage, within a glazed ebonised case, 9.5" high (two weights but no pendulum) (2)

£40-80

2631.

Mahogany single fusee 12" wall dial clock signed Gammage, Woodbridge, within a turned surround (no pendulum)

£80-120

2632.

Ships bulkhead clock timepiece, the 6.5" white dial with subsidiary seconds dial and slow/fast adjustment, within a brass case; also a small contemporary Sestrel brass ships bulkhead wall timepiece (2)

£50-80

2633.

French mahogany and ebonised vineyard wall clock, the 9" cream dial signed P.V. Delecor, Le Gard, within a flat surround with geometric mother of pearl inlay, within a wavy shaped fluted case, 24" high (pendulum & key)

£60-100

2634.

French Comptoise wall clock with alarm, the 9.5" white convex dial signed EBD Gonguery and dated 1835 beneath a painted spray of flowers, with central brass alarm dial, surmounted by an ornate cornice repousse with a radiating sun head enclosed by scrolling foliage and a cornucopia, 16.75" high (pendulum, winding key and two weights)

£50-80

2635.

French Comptoise two train wall clock with alarm, the 8.25" white convex dial signed Oudin á Avrainville, painted with sprays of flowers and with central alarm dial, surmounted by a brass cornice repousse with a farmer reclining on a sheaf of wheat in a field, 15.5" high (pendulum and two weights)

£60-100

2636.

Mahogany single fusee 14" wall dial clock signed Grimshaw, Baxter & J.J. Elliott Ltd., London, within a turned surround (pendulum) £150-250

2637.

English ships bulkhead wall clock, the 8" cream dial inscribed Trade 'Sestrel' Mark, Made in England, with subsidiary seconds dial and slow/fast lever, within a polished brass case (key) £60-100

END OF SALE

CONDITIONS OF SALE

The Auctioneer acts only as agent for the Seller (unless otherwise specifically declared). Lots sold are likely to have been subject to wear and tear caused by user or the effects of age and may therefore have faults and imperfections. Buyers are given ample opportunity at viewing times to examine lots to be sold and will be assumed to have done so. They must rely solely on their own skill or judgement as to whether lots are fit for any particular purpose.

1. Bids

All bids made shall be treated as offers made upon these Conditions of Sale and all persons present and approved to bid are admitted to a sale on the basis that they have notice of these Conditions.

1A. Internet Bidding

There are no additional surcharges when bidding via our own bidding platform 'GH Live' We also use two other online bidding platforms via the-saleroom.com and Easylive which will be subject to additional fees. Please see their respective websites for further details and terms.

‘Pre-Bidding Autobids’

'Pre-Bidding' is a new feature to our own platform and allows bidders to bid against each other prior to the start of a live auction. During the live auction the bidding will start at the current bid reached during the 'Pre-Bidding' and continues until your maximum bid is reached. All bids are anonymous, and your maximum bids are confidential. If you have been outbid, during the ‘Pre-Bidding’ then you will receive an email notifying you that you are no longer the leading bidder, however once the sale is live you will not receive any further notifications. Once bids are placed, they cannot be removed, but can be reduced, if above the current bid.

2. Ascertainment of the Buyer

The Buyer shall be the person making the highest bid which is acceptable to the Auctioneer as signified by the fall of the hammer. No bid may be retracted. In the case of a dispute the Auctioneer may either declare the purchaser or put the lot up again.

3. Auctioneer’s discretion

The Auctioneer has sole discretion, (a) to refuse any bid, (b) to advance the bidding as he may decide, (c) to withdraw or divide any lot or combine one lot with another or others, (d) to exclude any person from the auction rooms, and (e) to require pre-payment in full.

4. Reserves and Seller’s right to bid

Lots put up for sale are subject, (a) to any reserve price imposed by the Seller, (b) the right of the Auctioneer to bid on behalf of the Seller, and (c) where no reserve has been imposed (but in no other case) for the Seller to bid personally or through any one agent. It is the responsibility of the Seller to ensure any reserves are received by the Auctioneer.

5. Buyer’s Duties

The Buyer shall forthwith or as soon as possible after the sale, (a) supply his name and address, (b) supply, if so required, bank or other suitable references, (c) pay the full purchase price in a way acceptable to the Auctioneer, notwithstanding any prior arrangement for advance payment required by the Auctioneer, and (d) on proof of payment clear the lots purchased by the times specified. Lots may not be cleared during the sale except by permission of the Auctioneer.

6. Payments

ALL LOTS ARE TO BE PAID & CLEARED WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE AUCTION

Methods of payment include direct bank transfer, debit card, credit card, cash to a maximum of £8,500, Cheque payments are no longer accepted. For fraud protection we no longer accept payments by credit or debit cards for ‘Customer not Present’ transactions. Card payments at the saleroom will be accepted but must be supported by Chip and PIN. Card payments for live internet bidding will only be accepted if they have been AVS and 3D Secure authorised via our online platform with a maximum transaction limit of £1000 for Watch & Jewellery auctions; £2000 limit for all other auctions unless previous authorisation has been agreed. Deposit payments made direct at the bank or via telephone banking will need to be confirmed as 'cleared funds' before any goods are released.

6A. Anti-Money Laundering Policy

New clients spending over £5000 on an individual transaction must be verified, by supplying a current form of ID confirming their name and address to match the invoice. This must be supplied to complete the transaction before the release of goods

7. Liability of the Auctioneer and Sellers

Subject to Condition 8: (a) faults and imperfections (if any) are not stated in the catalogue and neither the Seller nor the Auctioneer is responsible for any defects whatsoever, (b) no warranty is given or authorised to be given by the Seller or the Auctioneer with regard to any lot other than the Seller’s right to sell it, (c) any express or implied conditions or warranties relating to description or quality, are hereby excluded.

8. Catalogue Descriptions

Descriptive statements contained in the advertisements or catalogues or made up by the Auctioneer or any member of his staff should be taken as matters of opinion only and shall not be taken as statement of fact.

i) Items in the catalogue are sold as seen. Where possible significant damage is mentioned, but this does not include all faults and imperfections. The absence of such reference does not imply that the lot is in good condition or free from restoration or repair. Condition reports are available upon request

ii) ’Inscribed’ or ‘Signed’ does not imply that the lot is wholly or partly by that maker

9. Forgeries

Notwithstanding Conditions 6 and 7, if the Auctioneer receives notice in writing from the Buyer WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE SALE that in his opinion a lot is a forgery (as defined in Condition 12) and on giving such notification the lot in question is returned to the Auctioneer at his working premises in the same condition as when bought, then if on considering such evidence as the Buyer supplies to prove his assertion, the Auctioneer decides that the lot is a forgery the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price repaid to the Buyer.

10. Property in lots and risk

The Buyer shall not become the owner of any lot, and the Auctioneer shall have a lien thereon, until the Buyer has discharged the purchase price in full together with any other charges due, but after the fall of the hammer the risk of damage or loss shall nevertheless be the Buyer’s.

11. The Premium

The Buyer shall pay to the Auctioneer a premium of 22% of the hammer price together with VAT. (26.4% inclusive of VAT)

12. Default by Buyer If the Buyer fails to make payment in a way acceptable to the Auctioneer or to remove any lot or lots bought by him within 7 days of the auction or in any other material respect fail to comply with these conditions, the Auctioneer shall have the right, (a) to resell the lot or lots by public auction or otherwise without notice to the Buyer, and if any deficiency arises on such resale, after deducting the Auctioneer’s full costs and expenses, the Buyer shall be responsible to the Auctioneer therefore (but any net surplus to be the Seller’s) or, alternatively, (b) to store the lot at the Auctioneer’s premises or elsewhere and to release the lot to the Buyer only after payment in full of the purchase price together with any other charges due. The Auctioneer reserves the right to charge storage of 50p per lot per day on any lot or lots uncleared by the time specified together with any removal expenses. In addition, interest will be charged at 2.5% per month or part thereof (34.4% APR) on any accounts that remain unpaid in part or full 1 week after the sale. Interest and storage will be charged from the date of sale. In addition, the Buyer shall be liable for all legal and court costs incurred by the Auctioneers in pursuit of payment from the Buyer. The Auctioneer reserves the right to refuse any cheques and will not release lots purchased until evidence has been received that any cheque accepted has been cleared.

13. Release of Goods

Payment and clearance should be made within seven days after the sale. Goods will not be released until full payment has been cleared and a paid invoice produced. For clients arranging courier or third-party collection: written instruction must be received by the purchaser; identification will be requested from the courier and their vehicle’s registration number taken. For security purposes our premises are monitored by 24-hour CCTV

14. Definitions and interpretation

In these conditions: (a) Reference to the ‘the Auctioneer’ shall be taken to mean the firm of Gardiner Houlgate or any director, partner or employee thereof at the time of sale; (b) Buyers shall be deemed to be the principals unless to the prior knowledge of the Auctioneer they are acting as agent on behalf of a named principal; (c) ‘Forgery’ means a lot (i) which is so constituted as deliberately to deceive when considered in the light of its catalogue description, and (ii) whose value as such is materially less that if it had complied with the catalogue description; (d) The Interpretation Act 1978 shall apply to the general construction of terms and expressions used in these Conditions as if contained in a statute.

15. Law and Jurisdiction

These Conditions of sale are subject to English law, which shall apply to their construction as well as their effect. The Seller and Buyer agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

16. What is Temporary Importation?

Temporary Importation is a system that applies to lots which have been imported for sale from outside the EU. It allows the point of importation to be delayed until after the sale at auction. These lots are indicated in catalogues by the use of the following symbol * Only the Hammer Price will be treated as the import price and the Buyer’s Premium will be subject to UK domestic VAT at 20%. So whilst the Hammer Price will continue to be charged with Import VAT at 5% or 20” as appropriate, the Buyer’s Premium will always be charged with domestic VAT at 20% Lots subject to Temporary Importation will be offered under the Auctioneer’s Margin Scheme and will be subject to import VAT of either 5% or 20% on the buyer’s Premium. Anyone who wishes to buy outside the Margin Scheme should notify us immediately. An invoice under the normal VAT rules and charging VAT at 20% on both Hammer and Premium will then be issued

Temporary Importation should affect only private individual buyers who are resident within the EU. Anyone who is registered for VAT in the EU should be able to recover the VAT on the Buyer’s Premium either on their VAT returns or through the 8th Directive Refund Scheme. Any non-EU buyer who exports the lots from the EU will be able to have the VAT refunded provided the appropriate export regulations are complied with

17. Property sold with a * Symbol

These items have been imported from outside the EU to be sold at auction under temporary importation. When Gardiner Houlgate releases such property to buyers in the UK, the buyer will become the importer and must pay Gardiner Houlgate import VAT at 5% on the Hammer Price These lots will be invoiced under the Auctioneer’s Margin Scheme. Gardiner Houlgate must bear VAT on the Buyer’s Premium and hence charge an amount in lieu of VAT at 20% on this Premium. This amount will form part of the Buyer’s Premium on our invoice and will not be separately identified VAT registered buyers from the EU should note that the import VAT charged on property released in the UK cannot be cancelled or refunded by Gardiner Houlgate VAT registered buyers from the UK should note that the invoice issued by Gardiner Houlgate for these items is not suitable evidence in respect of import VAT VAT registered buyers from the EU countries may be able to seek repayment of the import VAT paid by applying to HM Revenue and Customs. On request, immediately after the sale, the office can either ask HM Revenue and Customs to generate a C79 certificate (for UK buyers), or obtain a copy of the import C88 (for other EU VAT registered buyers), which may be used to claim recovery of the VAT. Otherwise Gardiner Houlgate may re-invoice the lot and charge VAT at 20% on both the Hammer Price and the Premium and provide a tax invoice to the buyer

18. CITES Restrictions

Any lots containing any amount of Brazilian rosewood and endangered species may be subject to restrictions when exporting outside of the EU. It will be the buyer’s responsibility to make sure that the relevant paperwork is in place before shipping. Some lots are sold with CITES article 10 certificates, allowing the commercial use of an item containing an endangered species. Lots subject to this are marked in the catalogue

Import/Export

It is the buyer’s responsibility to obtain the correct import/export licenses and CITES licenses for items which they have purchased. Gardiner Houlgate take no responsibility for the export of goods.

19. Gemstones

Many gemstones have been treated in various ways to enhance their appearance. For example, sapphires and rubies are routinely heat treated and emerald treated with oils and resins. Some stones may require re-treating or oiling periodically. Enhancement affects market value, and all Gardiner Houlgate estimates assume that gemstones may have been enhanced.

20. Artists Resale Rights (or Droit de Suite)

On certain lots marked in the catalogues and which are sold for a hammer price of 1000 Euros or greater (converted into the currency of the sale using The Design and Artists Copyright Society threshold calculator on the date of the Sale) the Additional Premium will be the percentage of the amount of the Hammer Price calculated as follows:

0-50,000 Euros 4%

50,000.01 to 200,000 3%

200,000.01 to 350,000 1%

350,000.01 to 500,000 0.5%

Exceeding 500,000 0.25%

G ARDINER H OULG ATE

THE SPECIALIST AUCTIONEERS

DIRECTIONS TO OUR CORSHAM HEADQUARTERS

On the A4 from Bath or Chippenham turn off at the mini roundabout by the Hare & Hounds Pub towards Corsham town centre, turn immediately right at the next mini roundabout into Valley Road. After one mile cross narrow railway bridge and round right angle bend. Turn left after 600 yards into Leafield Industrial Estate. Go straight through the estate and take the last turning on the right beforemeeting the public road again, just past Linpac and opposite Corsham Print. The Bath Auction Rooms are at the end of the road facing you.

Total time from Junction 17 - 10-15 minutes

Total time from central Bath - 15 minutes

Travelling by Train - we recommend Chippenham Station

Telephone: 01225 812912

Fax: 01225 811777

E-mail: auctions@gardinerhoulgate.co.uk

www.gardinerhoulgate.co.uk