The Clock Auction
Thursday 21st May 2026 at 10am
Carriage Clocks
1001.
Austrian repeating carriage clock, the dial signed F. Effenberger in Wien, inset with fusee verge pocket watch movement with a three-arm balance, silvered regulating disc and hammers striking on a gong, with a git metal carriage type case with a push repeat button, 5.5" high with the handle raised; (with key, at fault, lacking hand) **withatanleatherplushlinedleathertravelcase
£150-250
1002.
French striking brass cased carriage clock, the white Roman numeral dial with outer minute markers and blued steel hands, with retailer inscription 'Mallet & Son, Bath', the movement with a platform escapement and hammer striking the half hour and hours on a gong, within a gilt brass corniche case, 6.5" high with the handle raised; with a Morocco leather travel case
£100-200
1003.
French brass carriage clock timepiece, the white dial with Roman numerals, outer minute markers and blued spade hour hand, the movement with a platform lever escapement within a shaped bevelled glazed brass case upon turned feet, 6" high with the handle raised (with key)
£50-80
1004.
French quarter repeating and alarm carriage clock retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co, Philadelphia, no. 473, the circular dial with Roman numerals, outer minute markers and Breguet type moon hands, with retailer inscription and marked 'France', over the subsidiary alarm dial on a gilded mask, the thirteen jewel movement with a platform escapement and hammers striking on gongs, within a gilt brass corniche bevelled glazed case with repeat button, 6.75" high with the handle raised (with key)
£250-350
1005.
French champlevé and brass carriage clock timepiece, the gilded dial with Roman numerals and outer minute track, platform lever escapement, 6" high including the handle (the movement requires attention); together with a French striking carriage clock for repair, 5.25." high with an associated Morocco travel case
£100-150
1008 (See page 5)
1001
1004
1007 (See page 5)
1006.
Small 19th century French VAP carriage clock in a rosewood case, the white dial with Roman numerals and Breguet type moon hands, inscribed 'Reid & Sons, Paris, the movement backplate with an oval stamped trademark and visible balance, in a plain case surmounted with a carry handle, 7" with the handle raised (movement requires repair)
£50-80
1007.
French brass alarm carriage clock, the pale green dial with an Arabic numeral dial over a subsidiary alarm dial, the movement with a platform cylinder escapement striking on a bell, within a corniche case, 5.75" high including the handle raised (no key)
£80-120
1008.
French 19th century gilt brass engraved carriage clock for Grohé, 7 Wigmore Street, London, possibly by Drocourt, the branded circular white dial with Roman numerals, outer minute track and Breguet type moon hands with an ornate gilded mask, the two-train movement signed 'Grohé London', no. 3669, with a single hammer striking the half hours and hours on a bell, within an engraved corniche case with bevelled glazed panels, 6.5" including the handle (with key)
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£300-500
1009.
Early 20th century American gilt carriage clock timepiece, signed to the back plate Chelsea Clock Co, no. 8049, retailed by Spaulding & Co., Chicago, the circular dial with blue Roman numerals, outer minute track and Breguet type moon hands within a silvered mask, the movement with a circular cut-out to the backplate to view the lever escapement mounted on a sub frame, corniche case inset with bevelled glazed panels and surmounted by a carry handle 6" high including the handle (the movement requires attention)
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£60-100
1010.
Fine and rare French 19th century repeating giant gorge cased carriage clock by Drocourt for Martin & Co., no. 8139, the circular white dial signed 'Martin & Co, Paris and Cheltenham', with Roman numerals and outer minute track, with gold spire hands upon a finely engraved foliate mask, the movement with a platform lever escapement, stamped oval trade mark and numbered '8139' to the back plate, with a single hammer striking the half hours and hour on a gong, with a bevelled glazed gilt brass gorge case with a repeat button, 9.75" high with the handle raised, 8" high handle down (with key)
£4000-6000
1011.
Good French striking and repeating gilt brass carriage clock by Henri Jacot, the white dial with Roman numerals, outer minute track and spade hands, the two-train movement stamped to the back plate with 'HJ' trade stamp, also stamped 'Made in Paris', no. 14322, platform lever escapement a single hammer striking the half hours and hours on a gong, corniche case with bevelled glazed panels and repeat button to the top front of the case, surmounted by a carry handle, 7.25" high including the handle
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£300-500
1013 (See page 6)
1012.
French brass carriage clock timepiece, the white Roman numeral dial with outer minute markers and blued spade hands, the movement with a gilt platform lever escapement within a pillared case, 6.25" high with the handle raised
£60-100
1013.
Fine French repeating alarm carriage clock made for the Chinese market, attributed to Charles Joseph, Paris and retailed by L. Vrard & Co., Shanghai, circa 1890, the dial with centre seconds, Roman numerals, outer minute markers , Breguet type blued steel hands over the subsidiary alarm dial, eight-day movement with a silvered platform lever escapement, striking the the half hour and hours on a bell, numbered 689 tot he lower back plate with opposing Chinese characters, within a fine foliate engraved cannelee gilt-brass bevelled glazed case with a push repeat button striking the hours, 8" high with the handle raised, 6.5" handle down
1020 (See page 7)
1015.
Fine French striking and repeating carriage clock with chaffcutter escapement and alarm, by Paul Garnier, Paris, no. 3035, circa 1860, the dial with blue Roman numerals, outer minute track and blued steel trefoil hands over the subsidiary alarm dial, inscribed 'Paul Garnier/Her De La Marine Paris', eight-day spring barrel movement with a three-arm balance and engraved cock to the chaff-cutter escapement, with strike/repeat/alarm on a bell to the back plate, inscribed to the inside back door, 7" high with the handle raised (with key)
**Exlot22,Christies06Dec2006
£2000-3000
1016.
**withoriginalmaroonvelvetcoveredprotectiveoutertravelling caseandkey
£1200-1600
1014.
French brass carriage clock timepiece, the cream Arabic numeral dial with outer minute markers and spade hands, the movement with a gilt platform cylinder escapement within a corniche case, 6" high with the handle raised
£50-80
Early 20th century American gilt carriage clock timepiece, signed to the back plate Chelsea Clock Co, no. 8018, the circular dial with black Arabic numerals, outer minute track and Breguet type moon hands within a silvered mask, the movement with a circular cut-out to the backplate to view the lever escapement mounted on a sub frame, corniche case inset with a bevelled glazed front panel surmounted by a carry handle 6" high including the handle (the movement requires attention)
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£60-100
1017.
Fine 19th century French repeating carriage clock by Japy Fréres & Cie, the white dial signed 'Brevet d’Invention S.G.D.G', with Roman numerals, outer minute track and Breguet type moon hands, the two-train movement with an oval stamped trademark dated 1888 and numbered '99', with a platform lever escapement and a hammer striking the half hours and hours on a bell, the push repeat button located to the top of the one-piece brass case with bevelled glazed panels, the case back plate with three sliding shutter holes and surmounted by a carry handle, 7" high including the handle raised
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£400-600
1015
1018.
Attractive late Victorian tortoiseshell and silver repeating and striking carriage clock, the circular white dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute markers and Breguet type moon hands, two train movement with a platform lever escapement striking the half hour hour and hours on a gong, within a tortoiseshell case applied with embossed foliate silver mounts, swing carry handle and reeded bun feet, hallmarked London 1900 & 1901, 6" high with the handle raised (with key)
£400-600
1019.
French brass carriage clock timepiece retailed by J.W. Benson, signed white Roman numeral dial with outer minute track and blued steel spade hands, the movement with a gilded lever platform escapement, numbered A6197 within a pillared case, 6" high with the handle raised
£60-100
1020.
Fine French L. Leroy & Cie petite sonnerie striking and repeating alarm carriage clock, signed white enamel circular dial 'L. Leroy & Cie, 7 Boulevard de la Madeleine', with Arabic numerals and outer minute markers, blue steel hands over the subsidiary alarm dial upon a gilded mask, the movement numbered 16408 33277, with a platform lever escapement and hammers striking the hours and quarters on gongs, within the numbered '33277;' bevelled glazed gilt brass gorge case with repeat button and sonnerie/silent slide to the underside of the case, 5.5" high with the handle raised
**withtheoriginaltanleatherandgilttooledfoldingleather travelcasewithkey
£1000-1500
1021.
Attractive French brass and champlevé alarm carriage clock, the cream dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute markers and spade hands over the subsidiary alarm dial, the movement with a gilt platform lever escapement with the alarm striking on a bell beneath the foliate enamelled pillared case, 6" high with the handle raised (with a green leather travel case)
£150-250
1022.
French striking gilt brass carriage clock, the white Roman numeral dial with outer Arabic numeral chapter with minute markers, Breguet type moon hands, the movement with a gilt cylinder platform escapement and hammer striking the half hour and hours on a gong, the backplate numbered 1421 within a corniche case, 7" high with the handle raised
£120-180
1023.
French gilt brass repeating and striking carriage clock in a gorge case, the white dial with Roman numerals and Breguet type moon hands, the two train movement with a gilt lever platform escapement striking the half hour and hours on a gong, 7" high with the handle raised
£200-300
1024.
French brass carriage clock timepiece, the dial with an Arabic numeral chapter ring on a foliate gilded mask, gilt cylinder escapement within a corniche case, 6" high with the handle raised (with a Morocco leather travel case and key) (side glass panel cracked); with two other brass carriage clock timepieces for repair and a small gilt metal 8 day timepiece signed Mappin & Webb, 4" high with the handle raised (4)
£100-200
1026 (See page 8)
1018
1028 (See page 8)
1025.
French giant cased two train striking carriage clock, the 3" white Roman numeral dial with regulation lever and blued spade hands, circular drum movement with a gilt platform lever escapement and striking on a gong, stamped '809', with a corniche bevelled glazed case, 9.5" high (with key) (requires repair)
£150-250
1026.
French gilt brass repeating and striking carriage clock with alarm, the white Roman numeral dial with outer minute track and Breguet type moon hands over the subsidiary alarm dial, the movement with platform lever escapement striking the half hours and hours with two hammers on a gong, stamped no. 4283, within a corniche bevelled glazed case with repeat button, 6.75" high with the handle raised (two winding keys)
£150-250
1027.
Taylor & Bligh, London modern brass carriage clock timepiece with the original presentation box, signed Roman numeral dial with outer minute markers and Breguet type moon hands, the movement with a platform lever escapement within a corniche case raised upon for short feet, 6" high with the handle raised (with box, certificate and key)
£50-80
1028.
French 19th century repeating and striking gilt brass carriage clock with alarm by Japy Freres & Cie, the white Roman numeral dial with outer minute markers and Beguet type moon hands over the subsidiary alarm dial, the movement with an oval stamped trademark, platform lever escapement and hammers striking the half hours and hours on a bell, within a bevelled glazed gorge case with repeat button, 7.25" high with the handle raised (the movement requires repair) (with two keys)
£200-300
1029.
Fine 19th century English eight-day twin fusee striking carriage clock by Desbois, with a foliate engraved silvered Roman numeral dial with outer minute markers and fleur-de-lys ornate hands, the twin chain fusee movement signed 'Desbois to the back plate beneath the bell, with an English gilt platform lever escapement and striking the half hours and hours on a single bell, within a foliate bevelled glazed one-piece case, 7" high with the handle raised **therepeatmechanismhasbeenremoved
£2000-3000
1032 (See page 9)
1036 (See page 9)
1029
1030.
Early 20th century Chinese repeater carriage clock with alarm signed and made by Heng Da Li, the movement striking on bells attached to the back plate and beneath the recessed foot, the dial signed Jenner & Knewstubb, London over the subsidiary alarm dial, within a gorge brass case, 7.75" high
£150-250 1031.
Late 19th century French brass striking carriage clock, enamel dial with Roman numerals and spade hands, platform lever escapement, the movement striking the half hours and hours on a gong, within an ornate pillared brass case, 7.5" high with the handle raised (with faults)
£120-180
1032.
Early 20th century French brass desk compendium, comprising a timepiece and aneroid barometer either side of a thermometer, surmounted by a compass and baluster turned handle, within a pillared stepped case, 6.5" high (with key); with a Morocco leather travelling case
**Thisclockhasapresentationinscriptiontothetopdated July3rd1905
£200-300
1033.
Late 19th century French carriage clock with alarm, the enamel chapter ring signed for retailer W. Hocking, Hamburg, above alarm subsidiary dial, with cylinder platform escapement, the brass corniche case with a bell to underside, 6" high with the handle raised (with key)
£80-120
1034.
French miniature oval carriage clock timepiece, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, platform lever escapement, signed with initials LD in an oval on the backplate, within a gilt brass oval and bevelled glazed case, 4.25" high with the handle raised
£80-120
1035.
English brass and enamel carriage clock timepiece, the enamel dial depicting figures in a landscape, Arabic numerals, with similar panels to the sides, the movement with lever platform escapement, signed on the back plate Deacon, Swindon, Est 1848, Made in England and numbered 0126, in a gilt brass anglaise case, 6" high with the handle raised (with key)
£50-80
1036.
Early 20th century French desk compendium, mounted with a carriage clock timepiece and barometer, with circular dials, flanking an enamel thermometer, the rectangular gilt brass case with turned handle raised upon turned feet, 6.75" high
£200-300
1037.
French carriage clock timepiece, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, with cylinder platform escapement, in a bevelled glazed brass corniche case, 6" high with the handle raised; also with leather travelling case (with key)
£50-80
1038 (See page 10)
1039 (See page 10)
1038.
1044 (See page 11)
Interesting late Victorian brass alarm carriage clock, the case inscribed 'The Royal Buckingham Palace Mews 1897', enamel white Roman numeral dial with outer Arabic numeral division, blued spade hands, platform cylinder escapement, eight-day movement with an unusual alarm dial striking on a bell beneath the case, within a corniche bevelled glazed case with a 'Full Alarm/8 Day Alarm' slide to the top of the case, 7" high with the handle raised; with a Morocco leather travel case
**TheRoyalMewsisoneofthefinestworkingstablesin existenceandprovidesauniqueopportunitytolearnaboutthehorses andcarriagesthatplayanimportantpartinthemonarch’sofficialand ceremonialduties
£600-800
1039.
Good small 19th century English single fusee carriage clock timepiece, 1.75" Roman numeral dial with outer minute track within a fine engraved foliate gilded mask, gilded platform lever escapement, single chain fusee movement with a plain unsigned back plate, within a fine gilded brass pillared case, 6" high with the handle raised (the movement requires attention)
**thedoorsareopenedbypressingbuttonstotheundersideofthe case
£600-800
1040.
Late 19th century French brass striking carriage clock retailed by Lund & Blockley, Pall Mall, London, the dial with Roman numerals and Breguet type moon hands, platform lever escapement, the movement striking the half hours and hours on a bell, numbered 2129 and within a corniche bevelled glazed case, 6.5" high with the handle raised; with a Morocco leather travel case
£150-250
1041.
Late 19th century French repeating and striking carriage clock, the dial with a Roman numerals, outer minute track and blued spade hands, platform lever escapement, the two train movement striking the half hour and hours on a gong, within an ornate bevelled glazed brass pillared case, with repeat button, 7.5" high with the handle raised (repeat and strike function require repair)
£150-250
Marine Chronometers, Deck Watches & Clocks
1042.
John Walker Ltd Military issue silver deck watch, No. 22329, London 1891, signed full plate movement with Military engraved broad arrow, signed and numbered Roman numeral dial with outer minute track, subsidiary seconds dial and spade hands, plain case, case maker ''J.P', 55mm (lacking winding crown head and bow pendant)
**withinamahoganythreetierdeckwatchboxwithabrassfitting, containingaChronometerDeptlabelstamped8Feb1965.Theinset tablettothetopcoverhasbeenlateradaptedwithalabel
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200-300
1043.
R. Kunzler, Birmingham Military issue silver deck watch, No. 51913, London 1909, signed three-quarter plate lever movement with an engraved broad Military arrow, two-part dial with broad Military arrow, Roman numerals, outer minute scale, centre seconds and blued steel hands, case maker
'W.B' (William Thomas Bullock), 55mm
**withinamahoganydeckwatchboxwithbrassfittings,thetopinset withanivorycirculartablet'C/\WR.KunzlerNo 51913',43.75"x4";alsowithaChronometerDeptAbstractofRates certificateforthiswatchdated2ndDecember1959
**FromtheDavidReadCollection **IvorysubmissionreferenceF12RDWWR £400-600
1042
1043
1045.
S.Alexander & Son, Coventry Military issue silver deck watch, No. 91917, London 1915, signed three-quarter plate lever movement with an engraved broad Military arrow, signed two-part dial with broad Military arrow, Roman numerals, outer minute scale, centre seconds and blued steel hands, the case back with issue markings 'H.S /\2', case maker 'W.B' (William Thomas Bullock), 56mm
**withinamahoganydeckwatchboxwithbrassfittings,3.5"x4.75"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£300-500
1046.
Ulysse Nardin, Locle Suisse silver centre seconds deck watch, No. 123848, mid-1940s, signed gilt frosted lever movement, the dial with Roman numerals, outer minute track, centre seconds and blued steel hands, the case with a screw back, no. 619692, 56mm; within a brass case with a glazed screw and outer mahogany box, 2.75" x 4.75"
**Theboxcontainsalabel'issuedfromChronometerSection,Hydrograhic Department,MinistryofDefence',stamped8Nov1977
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£700-1000 1047.
Fine small 19th century French marine chronometer by E. Delépine, No. 1255, signed silvered 2.5" dial inscribed 'Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes' with Roman numerals, outer minute track, 40-hour power reserve indicator and a subsidiary seconds dial, brass full plate fusee movement with maintaining power, Earnshaw type detent escapement and a two-arm compensated balance with a helical hairspring and diamond endstone, with a numbered brass case and gimbal mount in a square mahogany three tier case with side brass carry handles, 4.75" (with three keys)
**FromtheDavidReadCollection.
With'TheCompagniedesMessageriesMaritimes1851coin,whichwasnota circulationcoinandwasanawardmedaltocelebratethecompany'sfoundingor itslong-standingservice.CompagniedesMessageriesMaritimes-French shippingcompany,originallyfoundedin1851astheMessageriesNationales, whichoperatedroutesprimarilytotheMiddleandFarEast,includingthe Mediterranean,BlackSea,RedSea,IndianOceanand ChinaSea,laterexpandingtoincludethePacificandSouthAtlantic £1000-1500
1049 (See page 12)
1048 (See page 12)
1048.
Hamilton Watch Co. U.S. Navy 'Model 22' two-day marine chronometer, circa 1943, the 2.25" silvered dial signed Hamilton Lancaster, PA., U.S.A., with black Arabic numerals, outer minute track, subsidiary seconds and a forty-eight hour UP/DOWN power reserve indicator, cal. 2F5731 21 jewel movement, the case back marked 'MTD Watch, Bureau of Ships, U.S. Navy, 9902-1943', mounted in a brass lacquered gimbal mount and square mahogany three tier case with applied plaques, 6" square
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£400-800 1049.
Good 19th century two-day marine chronometer by Richard Hornby, Liverpool, No. 653, signed 3.5" silvered dial with Roman numerals, outer minute track, fifty-four hour power reserve indicator over a constant seconds dial, brass full plate fusee movement with maintaining power, Earnshaw type detent escapement and compensated balance with a helical hairspring and diamond endstone, in a brass case with sliding winding hole shutter and gimbal mount within a 6" square brass bound mahogany three-tier case (with two keys)
**ThecasebearingatradelabelforL.VanderVoodt-Cornet Chronometer&Watchmaker,Antwerp.FromtheDavidRead Collection
**Ivorysubmissionreference7Q1ER7RJ £1000-1500
1050.
Hamilton U.S. Navy Model 22 forty-eight hour metal cased chronometer deck watch, circa 1942, the silvered dial signed Hamilton Lancaster, PA., U.S.A. with black Arabic numerals, outer minute track, subsidiary seconds and forty-eight hour up/down power reserve indicator, the 21 jewel adj. to temp. and six pos. movement, no. 2F13462, signed Hamilton Watch Co. Model 22 and marked U.S. Navy-BU. Ships-1942, with lever escapement, compensated balance and regulator, dust cover, within a screw Keystone case numbered 'H.S /\ 2 13462', 71mm
**withinoriginalfittedgreenlinedmahoganytravel/displaycase,the hingedcaselidwithinstructionsplaqueforsettingthewatch.Within theboxisahandwrittencardconfirmingthewatchwasapurchased fromCharlesFrodsham,BromptonRoad £500-700 1051.
Longines marine chronometer watch, no. 6403034, circa 1942, the 3" silvered dial with black Arabic numerals, outer minute track, UP/ DOWN power reserve indicator and a subsidiary seconds dial, blued spade hands, cal. 21.29 17 jewel adjusted to three position movement within brass case and gimbal mount in a square mahogany case, 6" square
**Theinsidecasebearingtheapaperlabelfor'OntarioHughesOwensCoLtd,LonginesChronometerWatchNo.6403177',dated 4/2/44,TestNo.308.
*FromtheDavidReadCollection £100-1500
1052.
Poljot Russian gold plated marine deck watch in the original wooden case, circa 1983, exhibition case back with calibre 53303 22 jewel movement, the dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute chapter and centre seconds, 64mm, the wooden box 4" x 5" (the movement requires repair)
**FromtheDavidReadCollection £100-150
1053.
Glashütte Quartz marine chronometer, no. 2781, Type 1-71 DHI 86/0/1/79, no. 2781, circular 3.75" silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute markers and subsidiary seconds dial, in a square mahogany glazed top case bearing a plaque and with side carry handles, 7.25"; within an outer mahogany box with a tan leather strap, 10" square
**FromtheDavidReadCollection £200-300
1051
1050
1054.
1056.
Wempe Marine Quartz chronometer, no. 12019, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute track and a subsidiary seconds dial with a bevelled glass, within a square wooden bevelled glazed top case with side handles, 7.25"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200-400
1055.
Seiko QC 951-II Crystal Marine chronometer, serial no. 22027, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute markers and centre seconds, over a 'BATT' window and 'Sec Adjust' buttons, within a metal case and original outer case, 8" x 6.5"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200-300
Golay Marine CM2 71060 Quartz chronometer, the 3" silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute markers and centre seconds, within a gilded mask and in a fitted mahogany case, 7.75" x 5.5"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200-400
1057.
Seiko QM-10 Marine Quartz chronometer, serial no. 0443, aluminium dial with Arabic numerals and centre seconds, black finish hands over a battery charge window, mahogany case with a leather carry handle, 8.5" x 7.25"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200-300
1058.
TSC Quartz Chronometer 7700 navigation clock, Japan, silvered dial within a rosewood square glazed case, quartz, movement, 7"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£40-80
1059.
Golay Marine CM2 71055 Quartz chronometer, the 3" silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute markers and centre seconds, within a gilded mask and in a fitted mahogany case, 7.75" x 5.5"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200-400
1060.
Seiko QM-20 Marine Quartz chronometer, serial no. 10036, the gilded dial with Arabic numerals, centre seconds and black finish hands, over a 'Batt Check' window with 'Adj' and 'Stop' buttons, within a mahogany bevelled glazed case with side carry handles, 8.75" x 8"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£300-500
1057
1059
1060
1061.
Golay Chronostat IV SHOM Marine electric chronometer, CM1 71067, circular 3" silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute marker and centre seconds, in a gilded surround and mahogany glazed case, 7.75" x 5.5"; with an outer wooden case
**withaMarineNationaleservice/logbooklet
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200-400
1062.
Seiko Crystal chronometer for repair, serial no. 10267, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute markers and centre seconds, over a 'BATT' window and '0.2 Sec' buttons, within a metal case and original outer case, 8" x 6.5" (at fault)
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£50-100
1063.
Memosail Marina Quartz chronometer, no. 452, in the original aluminium gimbal case with side carry handles, 5.25" square
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£40-80
1064.
Bulova Accutron Navigator Mark II marine chronometer, circa 1967, 24-hour dial with centre seconds housed in a heavy brass case, movement no. B73252, within a square fitted chronometer box with a plexiglass lid and side carry handles, 4.75"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£400-600
1065.
L. Leroy & Cie, Paris Chronostat ATO Patent chronometer, no. 2036, signed 3" silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute track and a subsidiary seconds dial, Alpha hands, the movement with electric drive, free sprung compensated balance and helical spring, within the original mahogany glazed case bearing a plaque, 7.25" x 5.25", within an outer wooden box with applied tan leather strap
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£400-600
1066.
Seiko QM-10 Quartz Marine chronometer, serial no. 0237, aluminium dial with Arabic numerals and centre seconds, black finish hands over a battery charge window, mahogany case with a leather carry handle, 8.5" x 7.25"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200-300
1069 (See page 15)
1070 (See page 15)
1077 (See page 15)
1065
1067.
Wempe Marine Quartz Chronometer, no. 12194, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute track and a subsidiary seconds dial with a bevelled glass, within a square wooden bevelled glazed case with side carry handles, 7.25"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200-400
1068.
Baume & Mercier, Geneve Quartz marine chronometer, no. 1770724, 3.5" white Roman numeral dial, with outer minute track and centre seconds, set in a brass gimbal mount and within a mahogany brass bound case with side carry handles, 6" wide
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200-300
1069.
Rare Wempe, Hamburg marine chronometer with electric windingmechanism, no. 7373, 4" silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute track and a subsidiary seconds dial, the quartz driven movement with spring detent escapement, split compensated balance and helical hairspring, in a brass gimbal mount within a square mahogany bevelled glazed case with side carry handle and bearing a Wempe plaque, with key, 7.25"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£300-600
1070.
Thomas Mercer Ltd. two-day marine chronometer, no. 16713, signed 4.25" silvered dial with Roman numerals, outer minute track, fifty-six hour power reserve indicator over a constant seconds dial, brass full plate fusee movement with maintaining power, Earnshaw type spring detent escapement and split compensated balance with a helical hairspring, in a brass case with a sliding winding hole shutter and gimbal mount within a square glazed mahogany case bearing a circular numbered plaque and presentation plaque, 7.25"; with key
**theoutercasebearingapresentationplaqueinscribed'ToEdward PlattformhisfriendsinBPTankerCompanyLimited31stMarch 1976'
£500-800
1071.
Wempe Marine Quartz chronometer, no. 12043, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute track and a subsidiary seconds dial with a bevelled glass, within a square wooden bevelled glazed top case with side carry handles, 7.25"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200 £400
1072.
Jean Lassale, Genéve Quartz marine chronometer, no. 1772975, signed silvered dial with Roman numerals, outer minute track and centre seconds, in a gilt metal gimbal mount and brass bound glazed three tier square case with side carry handles, 6"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£100-150
1078 (See page 16)
1079 (See page 16)
1073.
Roamer Micro Quartz HZ 262144 marine chronometer, 4" silvered dial with Roman numerals, outer minute markers and centre seconds, set in a brass gimbal mount within a square brass bound three tier case with side carry handles, 6.75"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£150-250
1074.
Imhof Quartz marine chronometer, 3" silvered dial with Roman numerals, outer minute track and centre seconds, set in a gilded gimbal mount and within a square brass bound three-tier case with a side carry handle, 6"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£80-120
1075.
Jean Lassale, Genéve Quartz marine chronometer, no. 1737309, signed silvered dial with Roman numerals, outer minute track and centre seconds, in a gilt metal gimbal mount and brass bound glazed three tier square case with side carry handles, 6"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£100-150
1076.
Mercer Quartz marine chronometer by Thomas Mercer Ltd supplied for Kelvin Hughes, serial no. MQ 015, Type No. 94001201, the black dial with Arabic numerals, orange centre seconds with stop/fast button beneath, within a square wooden glazed top case, 7.25; with Mercer instruction booklet
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£150-250
1077.
Hamilton American WWII period two-day Model 21 marine chronometer, no. 7832 and dated 1941, the 3.75" silvered dial signed Hamilton Lancaster, PA., U.S.A., with black Arabic numerals, outer minute track, subsidiary seconds and a forty-eight hour UP/ DOWN power reserve indicator, Model 21 14 jewels nickel finish chain fusee movement with Harrison's maintaining power, Earnshaw type spring detent escapement, compensated balance and helical hairspring, no. 2E7832, within a two part glazed mahogany brass bound case with side carry handles, maker's plaque to front, 7.5" (the movement requires repair) (with winding key)
£300-500
1078.
Thomas Mercer Ltd. two-day marine chronometer, no. 23531, signed 4.25" silvered dial with Roman numerals, outer minute track, fifty-six hour power reserve indicator over a constant seconds dial, brass full plate fusee movement with maintaining power, Earnshaw type spring detent escapement and split compensated balance with a helical hairspring, in a brass case with a sliding winding hole shutter and gimbal mount within a square glazed mahogany case bearing a paper label for 'L.J. Harri, Amsterdam' dated 3-10-1944, and brass plaque inscribed 'Nils.V. Dahl, Drottingtorget 10, Malmo, Sweden', 7.25" (with key)
**withaW.TBrownleyCo,NorfolkVirginia23510chronometer ratereceiptdated5July1973
£500-800
1079.
German VEB Glashütter Uhrenbetriebe 'GUB' two-day marine chronometer, no. 7454, 3.5" silvered dial signed to the centre VEB Glashutter, Uhrenbetriebe, with fifty-six hour UP/DOWN dial over a subsidiary seconds dial, chain fusee movement with maintaining powers, spring detent escapement, compensated balance and helical hairspring, in a brass gimbal mount and within a hinged mahogany case with side carry handles, 7.25" (with chronometer winding key) (the movement requires repair)
£400-600
1080.
German Glashütter Uhrenbetriebe 'GUB' Soviet Navy submarine marine clock, the 6" circular dial with Arabic numerals, minute markers and centre second, with regulator lever, signed to the centre and marked 'Made in Germany', in bakelite case, no. 8093, the case 8.5" diameter (with key)
£100-150
1081.
Russian Kirova/Poljot two-day marine chronometer, no. 22017, the 3.5" silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute track, fifty-six hour UP/Down dial over a subsidiary seconds dial numbered 22017 to the centre, single chain fusee movement with maintaining power, spring detent escapement split compensated balance and helical hairspring, in a brass gimbal mount in a three part hinged and stained wood case with brass carrying handles and bearing a plaque to the front, 7.5" (with chronometer key)
£300-500
1082.
Soviet Navy type 5-2 CHM submarine marine clock, no. 7385 and dated 1-75, the 5.5" painted dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute markers with red centre seconds, regulator lever, chrome bezel in a painted metal case, the case 8.25" diameter
£100-150
1083.
American Waltham 8 Days marine chronometer, movement no. 22115xxx, circa 1918, silvered dial with markings '(N.W) 121 /\', with Roman numerals, outer minute markers, power reserve up/down dial and a subsidiary seconds dial, model 1910 three-quarter plate adjusted 15 jewel movement within a brass case and gimbal mount, numbered ' 'N.W. 121 /\ C.W', within a square mahogany brass bound three tier box bearing an ivorine plaque, 5"
£400-600
LOTS 1084-1090 NO LOTS
Electric Clocks
1091.
Bulle Patent electric mantel clock, the 4.5" silvered chapter ring enclosing an open centre, serial no. 8428, within a rounded arched glazed mahogany case inlaid with boxwood lines, 14" high
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£80-120 1092.
Mahogany inlaid arch top electric mantel clock, the 3.5" white dial inscribed 'The Bert Electric Clock', with Roman numerals, outer minute markers and blued steel hands, the case with a glazed window aperture displaying the movement and with boxwood inlaid lines, 9.5" high
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£60-100 1093.
Art Deco electric mantel clock timepiece, 4.25" silvered dial signed 'Bowell Barnet, with Roman numerals and outer minute markers, the pendulum over a silvered scale and within a glazed stepped mahogany case, 15" (with pendulum)
**FromtheDavidReadCollection £150-250 1094.
Mahogany E.G.L electric mahogany mantel clock, the 4.5" silvered Roman numeral dial with outer minute track and blued steel hands, the drum movement with a platform cylinder escapement, oval stamped 'E.G.L' trademark, with an arched case upon brass bun feet, 11.25" high
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£60-100 1095.
American Poole electric four-glass mantel clock, no. 5978, 3.25" circular silvered dial with a Arabic numerals, outer minute markers and a subsidiary seconds dial, with a dark stained bevelled four-glass case bearing the original plaque and with a fixed spirit level, 11" high (with pendulum)
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£150-250
1091
1092
1093
1095
1096.
Good Eureka Clock Co. Ltd Patent electric mantel clock, no. 3918, Patent no. 14814-1000, the 4.75" skeletonised dial with a cream Arabic numeral chapter ring, inscribed plaque with a regulation lever, upon cylindrical pillars within a mahogany bevelled glazed four-glass case, 10.5" high
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£800-1200
1097.
Smith's Electric Art Deco mystery mantel clock, the square glass dial with Arabic numerals, dauphine hands in a chrome surround and within a stylised stepped walnut case, 8" high, 9" wide
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£80-120
1098.
French oak electric timepiece, Systéme Campiche, Nancy, circa 1920, white enamel dial with Roman and Arabic chapters and signed Système Campiche de Mets & Mees Nancy, blued steel spade hands, the pendulum suspended from a brass plate secured to the backboard and with locking device in the base, the pendulum giving impulse to the seconds with white enamel dial and blued steel hand and receiving impulse from a coil to the left side, the backplate applied with a brass plaque signed SOCIÉTÉ DE CONSTRUCTION D'HORLOGES & APPAREILS DE MESURES ÉLECTRIQUES 42-44, RUE MOLITORNANCY
23" high
**Provenance-Christiesexlot13,ImportantClocks,BarometersandMarineChronometers, 02July2004
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£1500-2500
1099.
French electric mantel clock by L. Bardon, the 5.25" white dial signed L. Bardon BTÉ. S.G.D.G, with stylised Arabic numerals, outer minute markers and blued steel hands, the four pillar movement with a magnetic horseshoe pendulum each numbered 247, within a mahogany lancet case inlaid with boxwood lines and upon a stepped plinth, 14.25" high (with the original numbered pendulum)
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£200-300
1100. NO LOT 1101.
French oak electric wall clock timepiece by Bardon, Clichy, early 20th century, circular white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and sweep centre seconds with Breguet type moon hands, the pendulum rod with horseshoe magnet passing over the flat coil, within a rectangular walnut glazed case and white marble slab backboard, 25" x 13"
**Provenance-TheCleaterCollection,Christiesexlot383,25thNov1998
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£600-1000
1102.
French ATO Electrique wall clock, the 6" silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute track and subsidiary second dial, blued steel hand, within a glazed walnut case, 18.5" x 10"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£120-180
1098 1101 1096
French mahogany electric wall clock timepiece by Vaucanson, Paris, first quarter of the 20th century, circular white enamel Roman and Arabic 24-hour dial with blued spade hands and sweep centre seconds, signed 'Ateliers Vaucanson Paris, Bé. S.G.D.G'., the movement with horseshoe electro magnetic pendulum with Hipp toggle impulsion, upon a marble backboard in a moulded glazed case 17.25" x 9.5"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection.Provenance-TheCleater Collection,Christiesexlot384,25thNov1998
£600-1000
1104.
NO LOT
1105.
French Electrique Brillie wall clock, no. 2104, circa 1930, circular white enamel Roman numeral dial with sweep centre seconds, signed 'Electrique Brillie', the movement with horseshoe electro magnetic pendulum with Hipp toggle impulsion, upon a marble backboard with applied label in a moulded wooden glazed case 18" x 9.5"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£150-250
1106.
Rare Jamin Zenith patent burr walnut electric wall clock, the silvered dial signed 'Zenith Electrique Brevets Jamin', with Arabic numerals and outer minute markers, 19.75" high
**Arareelectricclockdevelopedintheearly1920sbasedon patentsheldbyCornelisJaminJr.whoworkedforZenithfora shorttimewhoheldapatentfortheheat-wirewallclock
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£300-500
1107.
French electric wall clock, 7" brass skeletonised Roman numeral dial with spade hands and centre seconds, the movement with horseshoe electro magnetic pendulum with Hipp toggle impulsion, upon a marble backboard within a Perspex case, 17" x 9"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£150-250
1108.
Bulle-Clock electric mahogany cased wall clock, signed 8" gilded dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute markers and a subsidiary seconds dial with Breguet type moon hands, within a rectangular Art Deco mahogany inlaid glazed case, 27" x 13.5"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£120-180
1109.
Leon Hatot ATO Electrique circular wall slave clock, no. 2305, 4.75" silvered dial with a skeletonised centre, Arabic numerals and outer minute track, in a mahogany surround, 9" diameter (lacking glass)
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£60-100
1110.
Paul Garner, Paris Electrique cartel gilt metal wall clock, the 4.5" white dial with Arabic numerals and outer minute track, decorated with rose garlands, movement no. 3237, in a Gustavian style case, 12" high
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£150-250
1103
1106
1110
1103.
1111
1112
1113
1114
1111.
Gents' of Leicester - Rare experimental Gent C7 Master clock with quartz controller, serial no. 13336, square 9" dial with Arabic numerals in light stained glazed wooden case 51" high (with pendulum and Clock History Cards confirming serial no. 13336, installed at East Claydon from June 1967 to November 1987)
£250-450
1112.
Gents' of Leicester - rare twin-dial master clock, serial no. 8919, the lower dial with red centre seconds hand, in a glazed wooden case 50.5" high (with pendulum)
£500-700
1113.
Rare Synchronome Frequency master clock, having twin 4" silvered dials, one a mains powered centre seconds dial with red numerals labelled "Frequency", the other a pendulum controlled centre seconds dial set to GMT and labelled "Greenwich", N.R.A 1885, in an oak glazed case 51" high (with pendulum - suspension steel at fault)
**Theseclocksweresuppliedalmostexclusivelytopowerstations andwereusedtocomparetherateorfrequencyoftheturbineswith anaccuratesecondsbeatingclock
£1500-2500
1114.
Oak Synchronome master clock, serial no. 122, silvered 6.5" dial with Roman numerals and outer minute track, with triangular/ double A frame movement, in an oak glazed case, 50" high (no pendulum, glass door at fault)
£350-500
1115.
Rare oak Synchronome master clock, the 7" silvered dial with centre seconds display and a subsidiary hour & minute dial as 12 o’clock, triangular/double A frame movement, N.R.A. lever, no. 2444, in an oak case 52" high (with pendulum, suspension steel at fault)
£800-1200
1116.
Synchronome master clock, serial no. 37, 7"C painted dial with Roman numerals, with triangular/double A frame movement, in an oak case with pediment top, 52" high (with pendulum)
£350-550
1117.
Early Synchronome master clock, the 7" dial with Roman numerals, inscribed 'Synchronome Electric London', with brass seconds unit, movement serial number 96, brass seconds driver numbered 20, in a mahogany case 50.5" high (with pendulum)
£800-1200
1118.
Rare Synchronome master clock, silvered dial with hour and minute dial over a subsidiary seconds dial, inscribed 'Synchronome Ltd. London', the movement with N.R.A. lever, no. 2429, in an oak flat topped case 50.5" high (with pendulum)
£1200-1800
1119.
Large Synchronome slave dial clock, the 18" circular dial with Roman numerals and outer minute track, within a moulded oak case 22.5" diameter in total
**Bearingalabelversodated1933,ex.JohnPlayer&SonsTobacco Company
£200-300
1120.
Five assorted electric master clock pendulums; together with three pendulum rods
£60-100
1121.
Gents' of Leicester - two early electric master clocks including a PulSyn-Etic, in glazed wooden cases, 52.25" high (one lacking pendulum)
£80-120
1122.
Two Synchronome master clock cases, 50" high approx (2)
£30-50
1123.
Two Gents C7 electric master clocks, in light stained wooden glazed cases 50.5" high (both with pendulums) (2)
£100-200
1124.
ITR International Time Recording electric master clock, in an oak glazed case 54" high; together with a German electric master clock in a glazed oak case 33" high (2)
£60-100
1125.
Gents Type 36 Master clock, in a glazed oak case 55" high (no pendulum); together with a Magneta Master clock in a glazed oak case 55" high (with pendulum) (2)
£60-100
1126.
Two Gents' of Leicester Type 36 Master clocks, in oak glazed cases 55" high (both with pendulums) (2)
£60-100
1127.
Six assorted electric clock slave dials, largest 11" diameter (6)
£60-100
1128.
Eight assorted electric clock slave dials, largest 15.5" diameter (8)
£60-100
1129.
Four Gents of Leicester bell circuit/pulse control units (4)
£100-200
1130.
Five electric clock slave dials, largest 11" diameter (5)
£40-80
1135.
Fine and rare mahogany Bentley electric longcase earth driven clock (no. 210), the 11.5" silvered chapter ring enclosing a skeletonised centre with subsidiary seconds dial over a brass pendulum with steel rod, within a bevelled glazed foliate carved rounded arched case with panelled carved base, supported upon ogee bracket feet, 78.25" high (with steel rod pendulum and brass bob)
**Someprovenancewrittenbythevendor: MylateFatherwasManagingDirectoroftheBentleyEngineeringGroup,andhisofficewasbasedat theBentleyHQinNewBridgeStreet,Leicester.IntheBoardRoomwasabeautifullycarvedlongcase Bentleyearthdrivenclock–number210–whichwasgiventohimpersonallybyWilliam(Bill)Bentley (sonofP.A.Bentley).IalsoworkedfortheBentleyGroupandaround30yearsagomyFatherpassedit tome.MywifeandIlivedatWhitemoorsAntiquesCentreinShentonfor20yearsandtheclockwas locatedinourprivateloungepriortomovingtoCosby,wherewehaveresidedforthepast11years.
**Some22yearsagotheclock(convertedbyBentleyatthetimeofmanufacturetomainspower) workedperfectly,butwedeliberatelystoppeditasthetickwasquiteloudandwedidn’twanttowear outanyparts.Thedimensionsare:Height200cm,Width40cm,Depth24.5cmatbase(21cmsat middle)
**Incommonwithmanymanufacturers,theSerialnumberonthemovementsdidnotcommencewith No.1anditisdoubtfulifmorethanabout70BentleyEarthdrivenclockswereevermanufactured. Furtherdetailsontheseclockscanbefoundinthearticleentitled'TheEarthDrivenClock'byDr. F.G.A.ShentonwhichappearedintheDecember1972issueofAntiquarianHorology.
**Manufacturedbetween1910and1913andoriginallysoldthroughupmarketdepartmentstores includingHarrods,theseareextremelyrareclocks.TheonegiventoLeicesterMuseumin1910ran continuouslyfor40years,onlyreceivingitsfirstbriefservicein1950. £5000-8000
1131.
Four Gents of Leicester GMT 34 electric clock power supply/relay units (4)
£40-80 1132.
Five assorted electric clock slave dials, largest 11" diameter (5)
£40-80
1133.
Seven Gents electric clock slave dials, largest 11" diameter (7) £50-80
1134.
Five ex. GPO 11" electric clock slave wall dials (5) £40-80
1135. See insert
LOTS 1136-1137 NO LOTS
Clocks
1138.
Jaeger Recital 8 Day alarm desk clock, silvered dial with applied quarter baton markers, hour markers and 24-hour alarm aperture, within a gilt case, 2" high; with a leather case £60-100
1139.
Cartier Limited Edition crystal and stainless steel inkwell timepiece, reference no. T1220194, limited edition, no. 0545/1000, the glass inkwell with pen holder, stainless steel hinged lid with quartz timepiece with signed silvered dial, the inkwell 3'' wide; with Cartier box with outer cover and sleeve
£300-500
1140.
Swiss 8 Days gunmetal car clock retailed by Fattorini & Son, Bradford, the white dial with bold Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, blued steel hands, unsigned three-quarter plate movement, case number 658945, 66mm; in a bespoke made oak leather bound case
£50-80
1141.
19th century French ormolu strut clock in the manner of Thomas Cole, the 2.5" silvered chapter ring enclosing an engine turned centre, within a foliate entwined surround with a shutter winding hole to the case back, 6.5" high; with a lancet leather lined travel case, 7.75" high (with key)
£200-400
1142.
Interesting sedan clock timepiece, inset with an early Dutch Egyptian pillar verge pocket watch movement signed Jan van Ceulen, Le Jeune Haghe, enamel convex dial in circular case with ebonised cavetto, 6.5" diameter (dial chipped, movement requires attention); with another brass cased sedan clock timepiece with a later movement, 6.25" diameter (2)
£80-120
1143.
Late 19th century brass drum shaped clock timepiece, the 3.5" circular enamel dial with ring handle on turned feet, the back plated with visible balance, 4.75" high
£40-60
1144.
Art Deco Swiss 8 Days square enamel alarm easel table clock, with a key design bezel, gilded Arabic numeral dial with outer minute track and alarm indicator, within a gilt metal case with an enamel stylised surround, 3"
£80-120
1145.
Omega eight-day desk chronometer, serial no.10823830, circa 1940's, signed 3.5" circular silvered dial with gilt Arabic numerals, 20 jewels lever movement, in a square gilt metal and mahogany case mounted with a plaque 'Ratt Tid', 5.75" wide
*TheDavidReadCollection
£300-500
1146.
Omega 8 Days desk clock timepiece, serial no. 10824168, circa 1940's, signed 4" circular silvered dial with Roman numerals and centre seconds, 20 jewels movement in a square gilt brass case with foliate ornament around the dial, raised upon turned feet, 5.25" square (the movement requires attention)
*TheDavidReadCollection
£200-300
1141
1145
1147 (See page 24)
1152 (See page 24)
1147.
1152.
Omega brass and aluminium desk chronometer with dead-beat centre seconds, circa 1930s, reference 5003, signed 'Omega Chronometre' silvered dial with raised gilded Roman numeral, outer minute markers and centre seconds, in a bulkhead type case branded 'OMEGA', the bezel 4" diameter
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£300-500
1148.
Girard-Perregaux gilt metal desk clock, case reference 2854, the 3.25" silvered dial with applied baton markers, outer minute markers and a subsidiary seconds dial, dauphine hands, Reform Brevet battery powered 9V lever movement, 6.75" x 5"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£100-150
1149.
Girard-Perregaux burr-walnut desk clock, the 3.25" silvered dial with applied baton markers, outer minute markers and a subsidiary seconds dial, dauphine hands, battery powered 9V lever movement, 6.75" x 5"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£100-150
1150.
Girard -Perregaux table clock, the 3.5" circular silvered dial with gilt batons and subsidiary seconds dial, the battery powered movement numbered 52286, in an Art Deco style case with stepped top, 8" wide
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£80-120
1151.
Gruen, Geneva Swiss Electric table clock timepiece, circa 1960's, the dial with gilt batonsand centre seconds, signed Gruen Geneva, with battery powered movement in a rectangular gilt metal case with block feet, 6" wide
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£50-80
Unusual small antique lacquered bronze figural mantel clock timepiece, the ball watch movement held aloft by a classical maiden and supported upon an alabaster and decoratively mounted brass cylindrical base, 9" high
£100-150
1153.
Omega brass cased car clock, retailed by Story Barrow, movement no. 8955456, circa 1930s, signed 3" white dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute markers and a subsidiary seconds dial, signed 8 Days 15 jewels movement in an angled case numbered 9576534, 4" x 4.5"
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£250-350
1154. NO LOT
1155.
Jaeger 8 Days Swiss miniature drumhead travel alarm clock, signed silvered dial in a gilt and green lacquered case, 2" with pouch (small crack to the glass)
£40-80
1156.
Curta Type I mechanical pocket calculator by Contina Ltd, no. 52333, with a metal case and instruction booklet
£400-600
1157.
IMHOF perpetual calendar desk timepiece retailed by Garrard, the 4" circular dial with subsidiary dials and calendar aperture, signed to the centre and with retailer's mark for Garrard, battery powered movement, the circular gilt brass case with reeded ornament and curved feet, 5" high
**FromtheDavidReadcollection
£100-150
1156
1157
1161 (See page 25)
1158.
Roulet Imhof perpetual calendar desk clock timepiece, the 4" square dial with subsidiary dials and calendar aperture, battery powered movement, contained in a thuya and ebonised banded case with hinged top, 5.5" wide
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£100-200
1159.
French 19th century ormolu oval easel clock timepiece, the 1.5" circular enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, indistinctly signed, the case with ribband cresting and laurel ornament, 5.5" high
£100-150
1160.
Miniature gilt metal boudoir alarm clock timepiece, the 1.75" circular silvered dial with Arabic numerals, signed Zenith, the case with linear decoration raised upon disc feet, 2.25" high
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£50-80
1161.
Cartier of Paris oval brass and blue enamel easel travel alarm clock timepiece, signed on the dial and stamped verso Cartier Paris, no. 7509/10195, 3.5" high
£150-200
1162.
Swiss goliath eight-day easel clock timepiece, the 3" dial within a faux tortoiseshell surround and silver fronted easel travelling case, 7" high overall
£70-100
1163.
Small English 18th century brass lantern clock with alarm, the 4.25" arch engraved brass dial signed Andrew Fleming, London, with an engraved sun mask over a silvered chapter ring with single hand, matted centre and alarm setting dial, weight driven movement with verge escapement and striking on a bell with fret panels to each side, short swing bob pendulum, later mounted within a decorative green chinoiserie lacquered grandmother clock case of slim proportion and decorated with figures with gilded highlights, 69" high (with a single weight)
£500-1000
1164.
French tortoiseshell and gilt brass two train Pendule D'officer mantel clock, the cream dial signed ...Clough & Sons, Paris, the movement with repeat alarm and platform escapement striking on a gong, within a typical case with applied cast foliage and surmounted by a ring handle, 9" high (with key) (alterations)
£200-250
1165.
English early 18th century ebonised verge bracket clock with pull-repeat by Henry Godfrey, London, the signed 6" arch brass dial finely engraved with a matted centre and pierced cherub spandrels, with a subsidiary date dial to the arch over a false pendulum bob, silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with pierced steel hands, five pillar single fusee movement with a signed and engraved back plate with locking pendulum, verge escapement and pull 1165
repeatwithhammersstrikingonthreebells,withinasteppedebonisedbell-topcasewithglazedbrassgrillesidepanels,uponbumfeetand surmountedwithacarryhandle,18"highincludingthehandleraised(themovementrequiresattention) £2000-3000
1163
1166.
Fine English Regency ebonised double fusee bracket clock with pull repeat by Henry Favre, London, signed silvered 7" square dial, with strike/silent lever, Roman numeral dial, with outer Arabic numeral track, blued steel hands and calendar aperture, the movement with an engraved back plate, verge escapement rack striking the hours on a bell, with locking pendulum bob, within a bell-top glazed case with applied gilt metal mounts, circular dial aperture, gilt metal bracket feet and surmounted with a brass swing carry handle, 18" with the handle raised (with winding key and two case keys)
**HenryFavrewaswatchmakertothePrinceRegentandtheDukeofYorkandwas knowntoworkbetween1800and1818at27PallMall,London.PrivateProvenance purchasedfromDreweattNeateinNovember1993,exlot304
£1500-2500
1167.
Good small English 19th century brass bound ebonised bracket clock with trip-repeat by Whitehurst, Derby, the signed 6" silvered arched dial with a strike/silent dial over a Roman numeral chapter with an outer minute track, blued steel hands, twin fusee movement signed to the back plate, numbered 6181 and dated 1843, with a single hammer striking the hours on a bell, within a pad-top arched case with brass fish grille side panels, side brass swing carry handles and upon gilt metal bracket feet, 13" high (with key)
£1200-1800
1168.
Fine Victorian brass skeleton clock timepiece by Smiths of Clerkenwell, retailed by Harbinson & Co., Belfast, the brass frame with a silvered and engraved Roman numeral chapter ring and pierced circlets to the centre, blued steel hands, over a pair of flanked gilt-metal recumbent lions and with a central compass, bearing the inscribed silvered retailer plaque and upon an oval ebonised steeped base, single chain fusee eight-day movement, beneath a glass dome, 14 7/8" high excluding the dome (with a triple rod pendulum)
**Forsimilarreferencesee-DerekRoberts,BritishSkeletonClocks,AntiqueCollectors'Club,Woodbridge,1987,P.129,figsa,b,c.Christiesexlot 26,06December2006
£1000-1500
1166
1167
1168
1169.
1172.
Attractive 19th century French ormolu and champlevé mantel clock retailed by Le Roy & Fils, 57 New Bond Street, London, 3.25" dial with a gilded Roman numeral cartouche chapter ring and enamel centre, two-train Japy Freres movement with a stamped trademark, striking the half hour and hours on a gong, within a good blue foliate enamelled case modelled with two cherubs and garlands surmounted with an urn and flambeau finial, 14" high (with pendulum and key)
£500-800
1170.
Decorative 19th century French gilt-metal figural mantel clock, the 3.25" circular enamel dial with Roman numerals, the Japy Fréres movement striking the half hours and hours on a bell, no. 1732, the ornate case surmounted by the figure of an oarsman beside a boat, on an ebonised base with rounded ends, under an oval glass dome, the clock 14.25" high, 19.5" including the dome
**withpendulumandrelatedpapersincludinga1974valuation andrestorationreceipt
£350-450
1171.
French 19th century porcelain and ormolu two train mantel clock, the 3.5" circular dial with cherub to the centre and gilt Roman numerals, movement striking on a bell, no. 2817, the ornate case with panels of figures and flowers, ormolu floral and 'C' scroll cresting and acanthus scroll feet, 14" high (with pendulum and winding key)
£350-450
Good 19th century French bronze and ormolu mantel clock, the 3.75" circular brass dial with engine turned centre, signed on a plaque Jn Fs Bautte & Cie, Genéve, movement signed Cleret, no. 4258, with outside countwheel and silk suspension, striking the half hours and hours on a bell, the case modelled with the figure of a lady and a seated hound either side of an ivy covered tree stump, the rectangular plinth base mounted with trophies, upon anthemion scroll feet, 14" wide, 19" high (with pendulum and later key)
£300-500
1173.
English Regency mahogany brass inlaid double fusee bracket clock, the movement with pull repeat striking on a bell, 8" convex white dial signed D. Whitehouse, London within a brass inlaid mahogany pagoda top case with brass side grille panels and surmounted by a gilt metal pineapple finial, 21" high (with pendulum and winding key)
£300-500
1174.
English 19th century mahogany double fusee drumhead mantel clock by Joseph Dyson, Rawmarsh, signed 10" cream dial with Roman numerals and outer minute track, black hands, the movement back plate signed and dated 1838, with anchor escapement striking the hours on a bell, within a drumhead case crossbanded with rosewood and with boxwood inlay, upon a triple stepped base and bun feet, applied with gilt metal foliate ring handles, 18.75" high (the case with faults) (with pendulum and winding key)
£300-500
1175.
French black slate and malachite mantel clock, the 8-day movement striking the half hour and hours on a bell, with 'GAF' stamped trademark no.44603, the 5" white dial with a visible Brocot escapement, Roman numerals, minute markers and Breguet type moon hands, over a bevelled glazed panel and within a arch top case inset with malachite panels, 17" high (with gridiron pendulum and key)
£250-350
1172
1170
1171
1176.
1181.
Edwardian mahogany and inlaid mantel timepiece, the 3.5" circular enamel dial with Roman numerals, signed for L. Courlander Ltd, Croydon, lancet shaped case with brass ball feet, 9" high
£60-80
1177.
Edwardian mahogany and inlaid mantel clock, the 6" circular enamel dial with roman numerals, twin-train movement with Couaillet trademark striking on a gong, the case with urn inlaid paterae upon brass ogee bracket feet, 12.5" high (with pendulum)
£120-180
1178.
Georgian style mahogany chiming bracket clock, the 8" arched dial with subsidiary dials for slow/fast and chime/silent tot he arch, twin train movement striking on a gongs, within an arched case surmounted by a brass carrying handle, on plinth base with brass disc feet, 16.5" high (with pendulum and hammers which have been removed)
£80-120
1179.
Small 17th century style brass lantern clock timepiece, the 4.25" dial with foliate engraved centre, French platform movement, the case of typical form with hinged rear door, surmounted by a domed bell with turned finial, 10.5" high
£80-120
1180.
French 19th century figural gilt metal mantel clock, 3.25", circular enamel dial with Roman numerals and Breguet type moon hands, the drum movement striking on a bell within an ornate case with a figure of a reclining lady, 9" high (with pendulum)
£50-80
Late 19th century Aesthetic brass mantel clock, the 3.5" dial with Arabic numerals and gilt centre, French S. Marti two train movement striking the half hours and hours on a gong, within an ornate case with a dome top and cone finial, on shaped feet joined by swags, 31" high (with pendulum and key)
£120-180
1182.
Late 19th century French onyx mantel clock, the 3.5" circular enamel dial with Roman numerals and Breguet type moon hands, the movement with outside countwheel striking the half hours and hours on a bell, the case with ornate gilt metal finial, side handles and paw feet, 16" high (with pendulum and key)
£50-80
1183.
Early 20th century oak mantel clock, the 6" arched silvered dial with subsidiary dials for for slow/fast and chime/silent, the German three train movement chiming on five rods, the case with shaped top and sunburst to the frieze, flanked by barley twist columns on stepped plinth base, 16.5" high (with pendulum)
£80-120
1184.
Early 20th century mahogany mantel clock, the 7" silvered arched dial with subsidiaries for slow/fast and chime/silent, Gustau Becker three train movement chiming on five rods, the domed case with plinth base, 31" high (with pendulum and key)
£80-120
1185.
Mid 19th century oak double fusee mantel clock, the 8" circular painted dial with Roma numerals, double fusee movement striking the half hours and hours on a gong, signed on the back plate
Restell, 35 & 114 High Street, Croydon and numbered 6521, the case with floral carved ornament on plinth base with turned feet, 20.75" high (with pendulum and key)
£250-350
1186.
French 19th century gilt metal mantel clock, with circular enamel dial, the movement striking the half hours and hours on a bell, signed C. Raison, the ornate case surmounted by a seated lady and a lamb, 14" high (with pendulum)
£60-100
1187.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier oak mantel clock, the 5.5" circular dial signed for Morath Bros, Liverpool, twin train movement striking on a gong, the arched case with carved pediment, on plinth base 11" high (with pendulum)
£50-80
1188.
German mahogany two train mantel clock, 4.75'' Roman numeral dial, Hamburg American Clock Company movement striking the half hours and hours on a gong, within an inlaid pillared case, 11.25" high (with pendulum and winding key)
£60-100
1189.
French ebonised two train mantel clock striking on a gong, the 6.5" gilt chapter ring over a classical figural embellishment, mounted onto cobalt blue velvet material, within a pillared case surmounted by a caddy top and six turned brass finials, 21" high (with pendulum and key)
£150-200
1190.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier dark stained bracket clock, the 5" silvered dial with slow/fast subsidiary to the arch, two train movement striking the quarters on a gong, the case with fluted canted angles, on plinth base with turned feet, 14" high (with pendulum)
£100-150
1191.
French Louis XVI style boulle work two train striking mantel clock, the 3.75" repoussé gilt dial with applied Roman numeral enamel cartouche panels, Samuel Marti drum movement striking on a gong, within a decorative shaped case applied with cast gilt metal mounts, 14.5" high (with pendulum and key) (requiring -restoration to the case and repair to the movement)
£60-100
1192.
Edwardian mahogany single fusee mantel clock, the 6.5" circular silvered dial with foliate engraved centre, single fusee movement, the arched case with inset fret carved panels, raised upon brass ball feet, 14.25" high (with pendulum and key)
£80-120
1193.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier oak mantel clock, the 6" square brass dial with silvered chapter ring, two train movement chiming the quarters on two gongs, the case with foliate carved arched pediment, fluted columns and plinth base with block feet, 16.5" high (with pendulum)
£120-180
1194.
English 19th century rosewood double fusee mantel clock, the 8" Roman numeral dial signed Willm Hunter, Brixton, with gilt Breguet type moon hands, the movement striking the hours on a bell, within an ogee case with applied carved mouldings and upon brass ball feet, 18" high (with pendulum and case key, lacking the side carry handles)
£200-400
1195.
Late 19th century French brass mantel clock, the 3.5" circular enamel dial signed for A.Jay, London and Paris, the S. Marti movement striking the half hours and hours on a bell, ornate case with 'C' scroll and foliate ornament, 14" high
£80-120
1196.
Early 20th century oak mantel clock, the 5" arched silvered dial with chime/silent subsidiary, movement chiming the quarters on rods, the case with arched top and barley twist columns, on ogee bracket feet, 13.5" high
£50-80
1197.
1930s mahogany mantel clock, the 6.25" oval dial with Arabic numerals, the movement with platform escapement chiming on rods, in a foliate carved case with shaped feet, 7.75" high
£30-50
1198.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier mahogany and inlaid mantel clock, the 7" circular silvered dial with Roman numerals, twin train movement striking on a gong, lancet shape case raised upon chrome ogee bracket feet, 16.5" high (with pendulum and key)
£80-120
1199.
Late 19th century carved walnut mantel clock, the 5.75" square brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, two train movement striking the half hours and hours on a gong, the case with shaped top and plinth base on disc feet, 16.5" high (with pendulum)
£60-100
1200.
French black slate mantel clock timepiece retailed by Charles Frodsham, London, signed 4" white circular dial with Roman numerals, outer minute marker slow/fast adjuster, Breguet type moon hands, the drum movement signed 'Chas Frodsham, Clock Maker to the Queen, Paris, no. 28978-14, with a stepped case, 9" high (with pendulum and key)
£150-250
1201.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier mahogany balloon shaped mantel clock, the 8" circular silvered dial with Roman numerals, the two train movement chiming the quarters on two gongs, the case raised upon ogee bracket feet, 16" high (with pendulum)
£100-150
1202.
Late 19th century walnut mantel clock, the 5" arched dial with silvered chapter ring, two train movement chiming the quarters on two gongs, the case with dome top an brass finials, upon a plinth base with turned feet, 14.25" high (with pendulum)
£80-120
1203.
American early 20th century oak mantel clock, the 6.5" square silvered dial with Roman numerals, two train movement striking on a gong, marked Ansonia clock Co, New York, the case with stepped top and plinth base, on block feet, 13.75" high (with pendulum)
£50-80
1204.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier oak mantel clock, the 6" square dial with silvered chapter ring, twin train movement chiming on two gongs, the case with arched top, inset with gilt metal panels, 15" high (with pendulum)
£60-80
1205.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier light oak mantel clock, the 8.5" arched silvered dial with subsidiaries for slow/fast and chime/silent, two train movement striking the half hours and hours on a gong, the arched case raised upon brass ball feet, 15" high (with pendulum)
£80-120
1206.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier mahogany mantel clock, the 8" arched silvered dial with subsidiaries for slow/fast and chime/silent, the movement chiming the quarters on two gongs, the arched case with plinth base and ball feet, 14.5" high (with pendulum and key)
£80-120
1207.
German walnut ting-tang two train mantel clock, the Lenzkirch movement no. 12562 striking the quarters on two gongs, within an architectural pillared stepped case surmounted by a triangular pediment, 16.25" high (with pendulum and key)
£120-160
1208.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier oak mantel clock, the 5.5" square dial with silvered chapter ring, two train movement chiming the quarters on two gongs, the rectangular case with arched top, 14" high (with pendulum)
£60-100
1209.
Stained oak mantel clock, the 6" arched silvered dial with subsidiaries for slow/fast and chime/silent, three train chiming movement, arched case with barley twist columns, on disc feet, 14" high (with pendulum)
£50-80
1210.
Late 19th century French gilt metal and alabaster figural mantel clock, the 3" circular enamel dial with Roman numerals, movement striking on a bell, the case with musical trophies and a classical female figure, on giltwood base, 15" high (with pendulum)
£60-100
1211.
William Frodsham, Red Lion Square London - George III English ebonised double fusee bracket, the 7" x 9.5" brass dial with silvered Roman and Arabic numeral chapter ring, gilt foliate spandrels, signed to the centre Willm Frodsham, Red Lion Square, London, with calendar aperture, 'strike/silent' subsidiary dial to the arch, the signed foliate engraved back, anchor escapement striking the hours on a bell, the bell topped case with metal mesh panels to the sides, raised upon bun feet, surmounted by a brass carrying handle, 19.5" high with handle raised (with pendulum) (the doors appear to be later replacements)
**WilliamFrodshamisrecordedasbeingintheClockmakers Companyfrom1781untilhisdeathin1803
£800-1200
1212.
French two train ormolu mantel clock upon a shaped giltwood stand, the 2.7" white dial signed H. Rochat, Paris, the movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell, within a floral scrolling case, 12.75" high (with pendulum and key)
£100-150
1211
1213.
Regency style mahogany mantel clock timepiece, the 4.5" circular dial with Roman numerals, signed Comitti of London, the arched case with cone finial and brass ogee bracket feet, 11" high (movement requires repair)
£40-80
1214.
Egyptian Revival late 19th century black slate mantel clock, the 4" circular enamel dial with Roman numerals and Breguet type moon hands, movement striking the half hours and hours on a bell, the Egyptianesque tapered rectangular case surmounted by a bronze model of a sphinx, 14.5" high (with pendulum and winding key)
£80-120
1215.
Decorative 19th century French alabaster clock, the 3" circular brass dial with engine turned centre, the enamel chapter ring with Roman, the movement with silk suspension striking on a bell, the cylindrical case worked in relief with fruiting vine and flowers, surmounted by a cone finial, on an octagonal base, 17" high (with pendulum)
£150-200
1216.
Georgian style walnut cased fusee bracket clock, the 7" painted dial signed to the arch John King, Bath, the single fusee movement striking the hours on a bell, the case with pierced fret spandrels to the door, arched glazed side panels, on block feet, surmounted by a brass carrying handle, 19" high to include the handle (with pendulum) (small crack to the glass front door)
£250-350
1217.
19th century French gilt metal figural mantel clock, the 3.25" circular enamel dial signed Raingo Freres A Paris, movement with outside count wheel striking the half hours and hours on a bell (now missing) the case surmounted by the figure of a lady standing beside an urn, on foliate scroll feet, 20.5" high
£100-150
1218.
Charming miniature mahogany longcase clock and wall bracket in the George III manner, the case with long rounded arched door surmounted by a moulded rounded arched pediment and caddy top with four brass ball finials, 30.5" high
£150-200
1219.
Good French ormolu and porcelain mounted two train mantel clock, the Japy Freres & Co movement back plate inscribed Gay Vicarino & Co, Paris striking on a bell, the 4" porcelain dial with Roman cartouche numerals on a blue ground enclosing a painted centre with winged cherubs and trailing foliage, over a panel painted with a reclining lady attended by a child over the base painted with a similar oval vignette, within an ornate case cast to the sides with scrolling foliage over an acanthus frieze to the base with rounded ends, surmounted by a raised cornice with pineapple finial, 14.5" high (with pendulum and key)
£350-450
1220.
Art Deco silver plated mantel clock timepiece, the 3.5" circular silvered dial signed H. Wolf Ltd, 371 Strand, London, key wound French movement with later platform escapement, the drum shaped case flanked by nude figures on a rectangular base with scroll feet, 7" high
£60-100
1219
1221.
French spelter mystery clock, the 2.25" diameter dial with Roman numerals, the adjustable pendulum supported by two figures, on a marble base with paw feet, 17.5" high
£80-120
1222.
Large mahogany single fusee night clock with mains wiring, the 16" square opaque dial with stylised Arabic numerals, within a glazed stepped case surmounted by a triangular pediment, 23.25" high (with pendulum and keys)
£200-300
1223.
Attractive 19th century French porcelain and ormolu mantel clock, the brass drum two train movement with 'LB' anchor trademark striking on a bell, the classical case surmounted by a cherub riding a tortoise over fluted pilasters inset with Sèvres style pink porcelain foliate panels and a Roman numeral porcelain dial, 12.5" high, upon a carved giltwood stand (pendulum and key)
£200-300
1224.
French Empire 19th century ormolu mantel clock, the striking two train movement with outside countwheel and silk suspension (bell missing), 3" dial signed Siguiand á Paris, with an enamel Roman numeral chapter ring and guilloche centre, the classical stepped case modelled with a seated cherub and well surmounted with a wreath and flambeau torches, 14.5" high (with pendulum, missing bell)
£60-100
1225.
Jaeger Le-Coultre Atmos clock, white chapter ring with gilt Arabic numerals, the movement with maker's stamp and numbered 506862, in a gilt brass case, 8.75" high
£400-600
1226.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier late 19th century walnut three train mantel clock, the 6.5" dial with silvered chapter ring and subsidiaries for slow/fast and chime/silent, the three train German movement chiming on a gong, in a carved case with fret carved panels to the sides, 18.5" high (side fret panels at fault)
£150-250
1227.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier mahogany four glass chiming mantel clock, the 6" brass dial with a Roman numeral silvered chapter ring and subsidiary dials for 'slow/fast' and 'chime/silent', tingtang striking the quarters and hour on gongs, within a bevelled glazed bamboo case with bevelled glass top panel on brass ogee bracket feet, 12.5" high (with pendulum and key)
£200-300
1228.
Nicholas Lambert, London - Fine and rare 18th century two tune musical ebonised table clock, signed 8" arched brass dial with decorative brass spandrels, applied silvered chapter ring, matted centre with a mock pendulum aperture over a date aperture, strike/silent lever to the 3 o'clock position and a musical selection dial to the arch with 'The Happy Clown' and 'A Rigadoon', six pillar movement with a finely engraved back plate with scrolls, verge escapement striking and repeating the hour on a bell, the musical train with repeat striking eight bells with sixteen hammers at each hour, in a fine ebonised inverted bell top case with carved fret side panels and applied brass mouldings, with a brass carry handle, turned finials and bracket feet. 20.5" high with the handle raised (with winding key and two door keys)
**Fromaprivatecollection
£4000-6000
1228
1229 (See page 33)
1229.
Jos Williamson, London - Early 18th century English ebonised double fusee verge bracket clock, the signed 7" x 8" brass dial with foliate engraving, cherub spandrels, matted centre with a false pendulum bob aperture over a calendar aperture, Roman numeral chapter ring with pierced steel hands, the movement with a foliate engraved and signed back plate, anchor escapement converted from verge and striking on a single bell, within an inverted bell-top ebonised glazed case inset with engraved foliate brass panels and surmounted with a brass carry handle, 17.5" high with the handle raised (with pendulum) (with faults and alterations to the repeat/strike train)
£1000-1500
1230.
Se insert
1231.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier walnut mantel clock, the 5" square brass dial with silvered chapter ring, two train movement chiming the quarters on two gongs, the ornate case with scroll pediment, upon a plinth base with turned feet, 15" high (pendulum and winding key)
£80-120
1232.
Early 20th century mahogany mantel clock, the 5.5" dial signed Samuel Louth, with Roman numerals and Breguet type moon hands, the French movement striking the half hours and hours on a bell, in an inlaid lancet case raised upon brass ogee bracket feet, 13" high (with pendulum)
£80-120
1233.
1230.
William Tomlinson, London - Fine early 18th century English ebonised double fusee verge bracket clock with pullrepeat, the signed 7" x 8" brass dial with foliate engraving, strike/silent function lever, cherub spandrels, matted centre with a false pendulum bob aperture, ringed winding holes over a calendar aperture, silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with pierced blued steel hands, five pillar movement with a signed and engraved foliate back plate with locking pendulum, verge escapement and pull quarter repeating on five bells, within an ebonised caddy top case applied with gilt metal mounts and cast feet, and surmounted with a gilt metal cherub carry handle, 17" high with the handle raised (with winding key)
**WilliamTomlinsonisfirstrecordedasbecomingabrother oftheClockmaker'sCompanyin1699andmasteronthe 29thSeptember1733.Fromaprivatecollectordownsizing hiscollection.Cheffins,Cambridgeexlot335June2025 (£8000)
£4000-6000
Junghans three-train chiming mantel clock, the movement striking on gongs, silvered Arabic numeral dial with subsidiary chime/silent and slow/fast dials within a dark stained wooden case, 14" (with pendulum and key); with a weight driven clock (2)
£40-80
LOTS 1234-1239 NO LOTS
1240.
Rare Strasser & Rohde German copper-plated geodetic field regulator with half-seconds pendulum and electrical contacts, No. 285, circa 1904, the 5.3" circular silvered dial of regulator format within a brass bezel and signed in the centre Strasser & Rohde Glashütte i/Sa., with outer minute ring with Arabic five minute markers, the upper subsidiary dial with markings for 24 hours with polished steel central winding square, over the halfseconds dial engraved No. 285 to the centre, finely sculpted blued steel hands, brass movement plates with old lacquer finish, comprising a brass backboard bracket with three pillars supporting the movement backplate and pendulum, the movement with smaller front plate punch-numbered 265 at the top secured by four pillars, the reverse train with maintaining power to the barrel with indirect drive to the off-set winding assembly with lacquered brass integral pulley with steel nose to secure into the indirect wind assembly for travel purposes, the high-count going train with frosted gilt wheels with five crossings and polished steel pivots, pinions and arbors, the 'scape wheel with inverted adjustable steel pallets, indirect steel crutch-piece with fine regulation, the pendulum suspended from the brass backboard bracket with extended arm to make/break the electrical contact system, the pendulum numbered 265 to the suspension block and with weight tray to the rod, the bob signed RIEFLER MÜNCHEN D.R.P. 100870265. with fine calibration nut and steel pointer beating against a silvered beat scale calibrated 120-0-120, the case designed to safely transport the movement and pendulum intact having two securing points for the pendulum; steel pincer brass bars for the invar rod and a hinged brass bar and securing socket for the bob, oak compartments below for the weight and drawer for the original ebony-handled winding key and subcompartment for the weight tray; the movement entirely encased within a copper-veneered cover with glazed apertures for the dial and pendulum 29½" high
**Provenance-Christiesexlot1,MagnificentClocks,15Sept2004
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£7000-10,000
1241.
Rare German mahogany wall regulator with Riefler pendulum, circa 1911, silvered dial of regulator format, with recessed subsidiary seconds and hours dials, blued steel hands and wound through the winding collet, the eight day movement with tapered plates with four front and back screwed pillars, weight-driven with jewelled pallets to the Graham dead beat escapement, jewels to escape wheel and pallet arbor, with stop work to winding barrel and maintaining power, the three-quarter second type J invar pendulum inscribed RIEFLER/ MÜNCHEN/D.R.P./190870/1302, 39½" high
**DieterRiefler,RieflerPräzision-pendeluhrenvon1890-1965, Callwey,1981.Rieflerproducedpendulumstoanumberofother makersofhighqualityclocks,aswellastheirownprecisionclock. Provenance-Christiesexlot108,Clocks&Barometer,13April2005
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£2000-3000
1242.
Vienna single weight regulator wall clock, the 6" circular enamel dial with Roman numerals and gilt bezel, single weight driven movement, contained in a walnut case with a domed pediment, 41" high (with pendulum, winding key and brass cased weight)
£60-100
1243.
Fine quality light walnut cased two train Vienna regulator wall clock, the 6.5" white dial signed Erwin Sattler with subsidiary seconds dial, within a glazed case surmounted by a moulded triangular pediment, 43" high (with pendulum, two weights and winding key)
**Formanufacturerinformationinformationsee-https:// www.erwinsattler.com/en/
£500-800
1244.
19th century mahogany railway single fusee drop dial wall clock, the 11" white painted Roman numeral dial inscribed 'B.R.(S). John Walker, 1, South Molton St, London, 1194.SE', the plain case with a side door applied with a brass numbered plaque '1194', 20" high overall (with pendulum)
£500-800
1245.
19th century octagonal mahogany double fusee wall clock with pull repeat, the 10" dial signed D. Jones, Walworth Road, London, with Roman numerals and outer minute track, twin chain fusee movement striking the hours and repeating on a bell, the case 15" wide (with pendulum and key)
£300-500
1246.
Victorian papier maché single fusee drop dial wall clock, the 12" white dial with Roman numerals and outer minute track, the case with an octagonal bezel profusely inlaid with mother of pearl, 26" high overall (with pendulum); together with a Black Forest wall clock f or overhaul (2)
£120-180
1241
1243
1247.
Oak single fusee wall clock, the 5.5" circular brass dial with Roman numerals, signed Scientific & Projections Ltd, Farringdon Road, London E.C., single chain fusee movement surmounted by a nonstriking bell, the case with rectangular glazed door, surmounted by brass finials, 29.5" high (with pendulum)
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£100-200
1248.
1254.
Ansonia Clock Co. two-train spring driven ebonised drop dial wall clock, the 12" dial signed R.O. Bennett, Willbrook, 25" high (with pendulum bob and winding key)
£30-50
1249.
Two American two train wall clocks (2) (one at fault)
£40-80
1250.
NO LOT
1251.
Vienna walnut cased single weight wall regulator clock (with pendulum and weight); with a Gustav Becker two-train Vienna walnut wall clock, (pendulum rod only) (2)
£80-120
1252.
Two similar Vienna two train walnut cased wall clock (both with pendulums) tallest 31" high (2)
£50-80
1253.
Vienna walnut and ebonised two train wall clock (no pendulum); with an oak cased two train wall clock lacking the dial 27" high (pendulum)
£50-80
French walnut weather station wall clock, with two train movement striking on a gong, the 8" wooden dial applied with white enamel cartouche numerals over a thermometer and barometer within a shaped turned case, 35.25" high (with key and pendulum)
£30-50
1255.
Mahogany two train trunk dial wall clock, the 10" white dial signed Jno Spurrier, Tewkesbury, the hood door fitted with a convex glass over foliate carved ears and trunk with long door, 48" high (with pendulum, two weights and keys)
£250-350
1256.
Thirty hour hooded wall clock, the 10" square brass dial with silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre and single iron hand, within an oak glazed case with moulded stepped pediment, 26" high overall (with pendulum and weight)
£150-250
1257.
Mahogany single train trunk dial wall clock, the 14" cream dial signed Ed. Davy, Norwich, within an octagonal surround inlaid with boxwood lines over a long flamed mahogany door, 46" high (with pendulum, single weight and keys)
£200-300
1258 (See page 37)
1255
1257
1258.
18th century hook and spike pantry wall clock, the 6" silvered dial signed Whitehurst of Derby, the single train movement striking on a bell (with two weights, no pendulum)
£200-300
LOTS 1259-1269 NO LOTS
1270.
Oak longcase clock case for a 10" square dial, with a long beaded moulded edged door and the hood surmounted by a pagoda top with three wooden ball and spike finials, 88" high
£40-80
1271.
English mahogany eight-day longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed Mat Vines, London (Matthew), with cherub and crown spandrels, Roman numeral silvered chapter ring, matted centre with a subsidiary seconds dial over ringed winding holes and calendar aperture, steel hands, five pillar movement with inside count wheel striking on a bell, in a mahogany pagoda top case inset with a circular fretwork panel and surmounted with three brass ball and spike finial, with brass grill fret glazed side panels and turned columns, over a single gadroon moulded border door and plinth base, 88" high including the brass finials (missing the subsidiary second hand)(witha pairofweights,pendulum,casedoorkeyandawindingkey)
**MatthewVineswasanEnglishclockmakeractiveinLondonduring theearly18thcentury
£500-800
1272.
English walnut and marquetry eight-day longcase clock, signed Jose Jackeman, London Bridge, the 12" square brass dial with a matted
centre, cherub and crown spandrels, ringed winding holes, silvered chapter ring and a subsidiary seconds dial over the calendar aperture, bell striking movement five pillar movement with inside count wheel, within a contemporary moulded walnut and marquetry case with a flat cornice, fretwork frieze, barley twist pilasters over a single long door and plinth base, 81.5" high (some case mouldings loose and missing) withtwobrasscappedweights,crankwindingkeyand pendulum)
**JosephJackeman-WatchandClockMaker-1682-1716(active)
**TheinsidecasedoorbearingalabelconfirmingthecasewasmadebyJeffreyTibbettsin1972
£500-800
1273.
Ebonised eight-day longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed Jos Windmills, London, with cherub and cross spandrels, applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with Arabic minute numerals, matted centre with ringed winding holes, subsidiary seconds dial over the date aperture, five pillar movement with a in lacked inside wheel striking on a bell, the case with a flat hood and long door upon a plinth base, 78.5" high (with a pair of weights and pendulum)
£300-500
1274.
Art Deco walnut cased three train longcase clock, the 12.5" silvered dial with Arabic numerals, three train movement chiming on rods, the case with glazed door to the trunk, on block feet, 75.5" high (with pendulum and three weights)
£200-300
1271
1272
1273
1275.
Late 18th/early 19th century eight-day longcase clock, the 12" arched brass dial signed Thos Davies, Monmouth, with Tempus Fugit roundel to the arch, applied dolphin and acorn spandrels, Roman numeral chapter ring with outer Arabic minute numerals, the centre engraved with a sailing boat and landscape scene, with a subsidiary seconds dial over the calendar aperture, the four pillar movement striking on a bell, within a dark stained mahogany case with a swan neck pediment over a single fielded panelled arch top door, 86" high (with pendulum, pair of lead weights and winding key)
£100-200
1276.
Oak eight-day longcase clock, the 14" square brass dial with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials to the foliate engraved centre, the long mahogany crossbanded door flanked by quarter rounded pillars and the hood surmounted by a flat stepped dental cornice over a floral inlaid frieze, 82" high (with pendulum, winding key and two weights)
£60-100
1277.
Oak thirty hour longcase clock, the 12" painted arched dial signed Lawley & Co, Bath, the case with long door and the hood surmounted by a swan neck pediment, 83" high (with pendulum and single weight)
£60-100
1278.
Good chinoiserie black lacquer eight-day longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed Edw Patrick, London, with a matted centre, cherub and crown spandrels, ringed winding holes, silvered chapter ring and a subsidiary seconds dial over the calendar aperture, the bell striking movement with inside count wheel, decorative chinoiserie gilt lacquered case depiction figures and traditional buildings, with a flat hood cornice with three giltwood finials and a fretwork frieze over a single moulded long door inset with a lenticle, 87" high (with two brass capped weights and pendulum) (lacking the subsidiary seconds hand)
£600-1000
1279.
Fine early English walnut marquetry eight-day longcase clock, the 10" square brass dial signed William Mosley, London on the dial plate beneath 6 o'clock, with pierced cherub spandrels, silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with a matted centre, subsidiary seconds dial over two winding holes and calendar aperture, pierced steel hands, the five pillar movement with anchor escapement, striking on a high dome bell via an external count wheel, the case with long moulded floral marquetry door and base upon bun feet depicting birds amidst flowering foliage, the hood surmounted by a flat moulded stepped cornice over a pierced foliate fretwork carved frieze and plain turned pilasters with gilded capitals, 78" high (with a pair of brass weights, pendulum and winding key)
**WilliamMoseleywasadmittedtotheWorshipfulCompanyof Clockmakersin1680
**ThisclockhasbeeninthesamefamilysinceJune1970whenit waspurchasedfor£3000fromMeyrickNeilsonofTetbury.The purchasereceipt,historicalvaluationandsupportingdocumentsare includedinthesaleofthisfineclock
£4000-6000
1280.
Early 19th century oak and mahogany eight-day longcase clock, the 12" painted dial with sailing ship automaton to the arch, Roman numeral chapter ring with subsidiary seconds dial and arched calendar aperture, signed Jno. Benham, Collumpton, the movement striking the hours on a bell, the case with short panel door to the trunk and swan neck pediment with a brass eagle finial, 85" high (with two weights, pendulum, winding key, door key)
**JohnBenham,Collumpton,circa1830
£300-500
1278
1279
1278
1279
1281.
English 19th century mahogany regulator, the 13" circular brass dial signed Edward Yeomans, Salford with subsidiary minute and hour dials, within a rounded arched glazed case, 74.5" high (wooden rod pendulum and brass cased weight)
£1300-1600
1282.
Charming George III style mahogany twin fusee grandmother clock, the 6.5" arched brass dial with 'Tempus Fugit' roundel to the arch, applied cherub spandrels, matted centre with an applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring, twin chain fusee movement striking the half hours and hours on a bell, within a mahogany case with a swan neck pediment over cylindrical pillars, with a shaped long door flanked by reeded pilasters upon a canted base upon ogee bracket feet, 61" high (with pendulum and winding key)
£700-1000
1283.
Good mahogany eight-day mahogany grandmother clock in the Georgian style, 7" square brass dial with foliate spandrels, matted centre with an applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring, the movement striking the hlaf hours and hours on bell, the case with a flat hood and slender turned pillars, over a short door and box base upon bracket feet, 57.25" high (with a pair of weights, pendulum, winding key and door key)
£400-600
1284.
Early 19th century mahogany eight-day longcase clock signed Benjamin James, London, with silvered convex boss to the arch over a silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial, ringed winding holes and calendar aperture, the case with long moulded rounded arched door and the hood surmounted by a moulded stepped cornice, 82" high (with pendulum and two weights)
£180-250
1289.
Charles Goode, London - Fine early 18th century seaweed marquetry and walnut longcase clock of one-month duration, the 12-inch dial with mask and foliate spandrels, signed silvered chapter ring with half and quarter-hour markers, matted centre with calendar aperture and subsidiary seconds dial, the movement with five knopped and ringed pillars, reversed trains with internal rack striking on a bell, the case with a flat-topped hood with moulded cornice over blind fretwork, gilt-capped ebonised columns, the trunk with concave throat moulding, panelled sides, moulded door with a gilt lenticle, the base with matching seaweed marquetry and moulded plinth, 84" high (with a pair of brass capped weight, pendulum, winding key and two door keys)
**Fromaprivatecollection
**CharlesGoodewasmadefreeoftheClockmakersCompanyin1686andhehadhisownworkshopin theStrand,London.Hewasthoughttohavediedin1730
£4000-6000
1285.
Good mahogany three train musical longcase clock, the 12" brass arched dial signed James Gibb, Stockton on a ribboned silver plate to the matted centre with moon phase aperture, subsidiary calendar dial and seven song tune selector dial positioned at twelve o'clock, also featuring a rocking three masted sailing ship to the arch, the movement playing on a nest of eight graduated bells, the case with long rounded arched moulded door and the hood surmounted by a carved rounded arched moulded pediment, 100" high (with a wooden rod pendulum and three weights)
£1300-1800
1286.
Good contemporary three train oak cased longcase clock by Interclock of Belgium, the 10.5" dial with moonphase to the arch, with 'silent, Winch, Whitt, Westm' and 'night silent and night chime', with ornate grid rod pendulum and three brass cased weights, the case with shaped top, bevelled glazed door and plinth base, 80" high (with pendulum, three weights and key)
£150-300
1287.
Decorative chinoiserie lacquered eight-day longcase clock, the 12" brass arched dial signed Thos Andrews, Sheffield on a flat circular silvered plate to the arch, over a silver chapter ring enclosing a foliate engraved centre with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, the case with long door decorated with figures in pagoda landscapes and the hood surmounted by a flat stepped cornice over a blind foliate fret carved frieze, 83" high (with pendulum and two weights)
£200-300
1288.
Regulator longcase clock, the 15.5" silvered dial signed Chas. Hills, Kings Cross with subsidiary minute and hour dials, the stained wooden case with long bevelled glazed door and with a rounded arched hood, 72" high (with pendulum and brass cased weight)
£650-750
1289.
See insert
1290.
NO LOT
1291.
Kendal & Dents Time Chart of the World, black and white print, in a later frame, 15.5" x 19"; 22.5" x 26" overall
£30-50
1292.
Collection of Horological reference books to include Cescinsky and Webster - English Domestic Clocks, half leather bound, printed by Ballantyne, Hanson & Co at Paul Works, Edinburgh; Barter and Schnipper - 500 Years/100 Watches; Randall and GoodeCatalogue of Watches, and others
£60-100
1293.
Clock related reference books - Brian Loomes - Clockmakers of Britain 1286-1700; Brittens Old Clocks & Watches and their makers, Ninth Edition; Joseph Fanelli - A Century of Fine Carriage Clock; together with assorted further horological reference books
£60-100
1294.
Clock related reference books - Vaudrey Mercer - John Arnold and Son, Chronometer Makers, 1762-1843; Cescinsky and WebsterEnglish Domestic Clocks, half leather bound, printed by Ballantyne, Hanson & Co at Paul Works, Edinburgh; Brittens - Old Clocks & Watches and Their Makers, Ninth Edition; together with further related books
£100-200
1295.
Large selection of assorted clock and watch related reference books
£50-100
1296.
Cedric Jagger - World's Great Clocks and Watches; together with assorted further clock and watch related reference books
£50-100
1297.
Abraham Rees's Clocks, Watches and Chronometers, 1819-20; together with assorted clock related auction catalogues to include Christies and Sotheby's principally dating from the 1970s
£40-80
1298.
F.J Britten, The Antique Collectors' Club Edition of Old Clocks and Watches and Their Makers; together with further assorted horological reference books
£50-80
1299.
Clock and watch related reference books to include George Daniels - Watchmaking; Tom Robinson - The Longcase Clock; Cescinsky & Webster - English Domestic Clocks; Clutton & Daniels - Watches; Paul. M. Chamberlain - It's About Time; with others
£50-80
1300.
Herbert Cescinsky and Malcolm R Webster - English Domestic Clocks; together with a group of assorted further horological reference books
£50-100
1301.
George White - English Lantern Clocks, published by The Antique Collectors' Club, 1989, hardback with outer sleeve
£100-150
1302.
Four clock related reference books - Drover & Parkes - Early English Clocks; Martin Gatto - The Tavern Clock; Allix & Bonnert - Carriage Clocks; Derek Roberts - British Skeleton Clocks (4)
£50-100
1311 (See page 42)
1313 (See page 42)
1303.
Vaudrey Mercer - Edward John Dent and His Successors; also a supplement to the book
£50-80
1304.
Encyclopedie, ou Dictionaire Raisonne des Sciences, des Arts et des Metiers, Horlogerie, origianally published 1775, leather and white marbled boards, edged dyed, 25pp, 64 plates, 10" x 15"
£80-120
LOTS 1305-1310 NO LOTS
1311.
Good late 19th century Swiss rosewood music box, the lever wound movement with 9.25" cylinder, tune indicator, six bells with insect hammers, stamped 'W&H Patent', enclosed by an inner glazed case with hinged ends, the rosewood and floral marquetry case with boxwood line inlay, 18.25" wide
£300-500
1312.
German Howard Miller weather station barometer beneath a circular dome, 7" high overall
£40-80
1313.
Mahogany glazed barograph, inset with a single chart drawer and surmounted with a brass carry handle, 13.5" wide, 8" high excluding the handle
£100-150
1314.
French Louis XVI period gilt wood barometer, the hexagonal dial signed Selon Toricelli, surmounted by a thermometer within a lyre frame, 37" high overall (with faults)
£100-200
1315.
Good George III mahogany stick barometer by A.Riva, Marlborough (Antony), with a swanneck pediment and gilt metal urn finial, over the signed engraved silvered regulator plate, with manual vernier slide, the mahogany trunk terminating with a turned cistern, 38” high
£300-500
1316.
19th century rosewood stick barometer, signed T. Harris & Son, 52 Opposite the British Museum Gate London, with an engraved boxwood scale over the exposed tube and cistern cover to the base, 35" high
**FromtheDavidReadCollection
£60-100
1317.
Late 19th century Swiss key wound cylinder music box by Mermod Frères, the 3.5" cylinder with adjustments for repeat/change and play/stop, playing six airs, the simulated rosewood and part ebonised case with tune sheet to underside of the lid, 13.5" wide
£80-120
1318.
Good French ormolu figural study of a horse with swag saddle surmounted by a scroll frame and French drumhead aneroid barometer, mounted on a bronze plinth, 17" high overall
£450-550
LOTS 1319-1320 NO LOTS
1318
1314
1315
1321.
2 x Late 19th century black slate mantel clock, 4in circular dial, movement striking on a bell, in architectural case, 14.5" high (with pendulum and key) and another with shaped plinth base, 10" high (with pendulum)
£30-50
1322.
Late 19th century black slate drumhead mantel clock, the 5.25" circular enamel dial with visible Brocot escapement, two train movement striking on a bell, with inlaid plinth base, 13" high
£60-100
1323.
Late 19th century French black slate and marble drumhead mantel clock, the 4.5 " circular enamel dial with visible escapement, on breakfront plinth base, 11.5" high with matching side pedestals
£50-80
1324.
Late 19th century Black slate and rouge marble drumhead mantel clock, with 3.75" circular dial, the movement striking on a bell, on breakfront plinth base, 15" high (with pendulum)
£80-120
1325.
Interesting WWI period propeller clock, inset with a Waterbury timepiece, with a 2.5" silvered dial with Arabic numerals in a brass nautical type winding surround, 11" high; with two similar American musical alarm carriage clocks, 7.25" high including handle; also a desoldering kit
£40-80
1326.
Two late 19th century black slate mantel clocks, each with enamel chapter ring, the movements striking on a gong, in architectural pillared cases with plinth bases, the taller clock 15.5" high (2)
£40-80
1327.
Late 19th century French alabaster mantel clock, the dial with visible escapement, the case surmounted by a gilt metal model of a lion, 14.5" high and an Ansonia green onyx mantel clock, 11" high (with pendulum and key)
£50-80
1328.
Late 19th century French green onyx mantel clock, the 4" circular dial with enamel chapter ring and visible escapement, in an architectural pillared case, 11" high (with pendulum)
£40-80
1329.
Late 19th century black slate and marble drumhead mantel clock, the 4.5" circular dial with visible Brocot escapement, on a plinth base, 13" high (with pendulum and key)
£60-100
1330.
Late 19th black slate and marble drumhead mantel clock, the 5.25" circular dial with visible Brocot escapement, on a shaped plinth base, 13.5" high
£60-100
1331.
French Art Deco mantel clock, with octagonal metal dial, the variegated marble case surmounted by a spelter female figure, 16" high; together with a late 19th century black slate and rouge marble mantel clock, 16" high (2)
£50-80
1332.
Late 19th century black slate and marble drumhead clock case, with 5.25" circular aperture, in architectural case, 18.75" high; together with a black slate and marble inset mantel clock, 13" high and an alabaster mantel clock with urn finial (3)
£40-60
1333.
NO LOT
1334.
Late 19th century black slate and marble drumhead mantel clock, with 3.5" circular enamel dial, the movement striking on a bell, on rectangular plinth base, 10" high (back door at fault)
£30-60
1335.
Winterhalder & Hofmeier mahogany arch top bracket clock, 6" silvered dial signed Camerer Kuss & Co, 56 New Oxford Street, London, with Roman numerals and minute track, the movement with hammers striking on gongs, the arch top case surmounted with a brass carry handle, 13.5" high including the handle (the movement requires attention, with pendulum); with a French gilt metal two train striking mantel clock in a heavy cast architectural case, 9.5" including the handle (requires repair) (2)
£80-120
1336.
Late 19th century black slate and malachite inset mantel clock, with 3.5" circular enamel dial, the movement striking on a bell , with shaped plinth base, 9" high; together with another black slate mantel clock with gilt foliate inlay, 9" high (2)
£60-100
1337.
Black slate two train mantel clock for repair, the 5" white Roman numeral dial with visible Brocot escapement, the case with gilded foliate etched decoration, 11" high (at fault) (with pendulum and bell)
£20-40
1338.
Late 19th century black slate two train mantel clock, the 3.75" circular dial with enamel chapter ring , the movement striking on a gong, in an architectural pillared case, 13" high; together with a white onyx mantel clock in pillared case, 11.5" high (2)
£50-80
1339.
Late 19th century ebonised mantel clock, the 5" circular brass dial signed Pearce and Sons, Grantham, the movement striking on a gong, breakfront case with applied columns and turned finials, 12" high and a walnut mantel clock, twin train movement striking on a bell, with shaped plinth base, 11" high; also an arched top two train mantel clock (3) (each with pendulums)
£50-100
1340.
Edwardian inlaid mantel clock, arched top and brass columns, 10.5" high; a drumhead part ebonised clock with rectangular plinth, 10.5" high and an ornate Ansonia 'Minster' clock, 15" high. (3)
£60-80
1341.
French green onyx two-train mantel clock retailed by Whytock & Sons, Dundee, the 4" dial with a gilded Arabic numeral chapter ring and a decorative pierced gilt metal centre, Breguet type moon hands, the S. Marti movement striking on a gong and within and architectural and gilt metal case, 11.25" high (with pendulum)
£40-80
1342.
Late 19th century carved walnut mantel clock, top in the form of a sloping roof, turned finials, arched glazed door and plinth base with turned feet, 23.5" high, 17.25" wide (No dial or pendulum)
£40-80
1343.
Modern mahogany three-train chiming mantel clock by Franz Hermle of Germany, the 5" dial signed H.R. Tribbeck & Son, Salisbury, within an arch top case decorated with a conch shell on brass bun feet, 11" high (with winding key); with a French Bayard 8 day carriage clock timepiece, 6" high including the handle (2)
£60-100
1344.
Early 20th century mahogany and inlaid mantel clock, movement striking on a gong, the case with inlaid urn paterae, arched top and turned pillars, 12.5" high; together with two lancet shaped mantel clocks (all with pendulums)
£100-150
1345.
19th century French gilt metal and alabaster mantel clock, the circular enamel dial signed Hry Marc, Paris, surmounted by a figure 14" high; another with a woman seated holding two fish, 12" high and another with standing figure of a musketeer, now detached, 10.5" high (3) (In need of repairs, all with pendulums)
£60-100
1346.
Late 19th century nightwatchman's clock, the 6" dial with Arabic numerals, illuminated by a small paraffin lamp, key wound movement, the ebonised base with rope-twist and mask mounts, on block feet, 12" high
£50-80
1347.
French 19th century gilt metal and porcelain figural mantel clock, with 3.5" circular enamel dial, movement signed LeRoy Paris, with silk suspension, the ornate case with two figures of children and an oval Sevres style plaque, 13.5" high (with faults)
£50-80
1348.
Late 19th century black slate mantel clock, movement striking on a gong, in an architectural pillared case, 12.5" high; together with two other black slate and marble inset mantel clocks of smaller size (3)
£50-80
1349.
Late 19th century black slate and marble mantel clock, with 3.5" circular dial, in an upright rectangular case, 11" high; together with two other black slate and marble mantel clocks of smaller size (3)
£30-50
1350.
Late 19th century black slate mantel clock, 9.25" high; together with three others of smaller size, all with circular enamel dials and plinth bases (4)
£40-60
LOTS 1351-1360 NO LOTS
1361.
English regulator clock movement and dial by Barker & Son, Southport, the movement with thick plates and turned pillars, anchor escapement dated 1892, signed 12" square brass engraved dial with a principal Arabic numeral minute dial, with a silvered seconds dial over a Roman numeral dial (with a winding key, hands and a bracket); the movement measures 10" x 6"
£100-200
1362.
Fine working demonstration model of a helical hairspring movement, with a duplex escapement, upon an ebonised base and beneath a Perspex dome, 10.5." high overall (with key)
** From the David Read Collection
£100-200
1363.
Selection of assorted clock crank handle winding keys (7)
£60-100
1364.
Assorted watch/clock makers staking punches, on a wooden stand beneath a glass cloche
£40-80
1365.
Vintage 'The Rotherham Recorder' clock, in a cast metal grey case, dated 1967, 8.5" wide; (with keys and box)
£20-40
1366.
Two pairs of black slate urns; also a disassembled French portico white marble mantel clock
£40-80
1367.
Two fusee clock movements for repair/ restoration; together with a two train clock movement and further components
£40-80
1368.
Three French drum head mantel clock movements; together with two other drum head mantel clock movements (5)
£50-80
1369.
Assorted clock movements and components for spares/repairs; including mechanical movements, spring driven etc.
£40-80
1370.
Late 19th century oak bracket clock in need of restoration and reassembly, the oak case 22" high, with 6.5" square brass dial and other parts, likely incomplete
£30-50
1371.
Group of assorted clock movements, primarily drum head movements
£30-50
1372.
Quantity of clock parts; including movements, part movements, springs, chimes, finials etc.
£50-80
1373.
Quantity of clock parts; including wall clock pendulums, part movements, mainsprings, wheels etc.
£40-80
1374.
Mahogany marine chronometer case with hinged cover; also five brass Elgin U.S.A chronometer dials, chronometer movement plates, group of wheels, mainspring and blank metal case plaques
£100-150
1375.
Quantity of two-day and 8-day mainsprings, fusee cones and cylinders
£200-300
1376.
Group of marine chronometer parts; including a Thomas Mercer 4" diameter brass dial, gimbal mounts, mainspring and cylinders, screws etc. £200-300
1377.
Group of marine chronometer parts; including a Thomas Mercer 4" diameter brass dial, gimbal mounts, mainspring and cylinders, screws etc. £200-300
1378.
Group of marine chronometer parts; including a Thomas Mercer 4" diameter brass dial, gimbal mounts, mainspring and cylinders, screws etc. £200-300
1379.
Group of marine chronometer parts; including a Thomas Mercer 4" diameter brass dial, gimbal mounts, mainspring and cylinders, screws etc. £200-300
1380.
Cowells 90CW clockmaker's lathe, with electric motor and accessories, 19" x 11" £500-800
1381.
WWI Military period trough compass in a Bakelite case with a sliding top cover, maker 'J.M.G. & Sons Ltd', 6.75" long £25-45
1382.
Nine speed drill press, model No. ZJ4116Qa, 500w £50-80
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