Antique Clock

A red marble Mantel Clock, circa 1900, A mahogany chiming Mantel Clock, ivory inlaid Bracket Clock

A red marble Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the drum movement stamped Maples Of Co., with bell striking, the dial painted with floral garlands, in a plain

rectangular case with moulded pediment, 23cm.; 9in., with key, pendulum and plinth.

An oak-cased Mantel Clock, circa 1910, with gong striking movement, in an architectural case with painted pottery panels, minor damage, 51cm.; 20in.

An Edwardian mahogany and
Mantel Clock, with a 4in.
enamelled dial signed Mappin Of Webb
Ltd., Paris, the gong striking movement
in an arched-top case inlaid with a
butterfly, 23cm.; 9in.; and two
silver-mounted Clocks.

A mahogany chiming Mantel
Clock, circa 1900, the gong striking twin
fusee movement in an arched-top case
with 8in. silvered dial, inlaid with
stringing, 38cm.; 15in., with pendulum.

A mahogany and inlaid Mantel Clock, gong striking, in a waisted case, on moulded plinth, 33cm.

A mahogany Mantel Clock, the
6in. convex painted dial unsigned, with
associated single fusee movement, in an
arched-top case, on bracket feet, 38cm.;
15in.

A giltwood Cartel Clock, circa
1880, with 7in. convex white enamelled
dial, minor cracks, the movement stamped
J. Carr, Deptford, with lever escapement,
the case of shield shape with carved
festoons and garlands, and an urn finial,
50cm.

A mahogany chiming Mantel
Clock, the 8in. silvered dial signed Clem’
Gowland, Bishop Wearmouth, Sunderland,
finely engraved with leaf scrolls, with
strike/silent and adjustable dials in the
pointed arch, the twin fusee movement
chiming on eight bells and striking on a
gong, in a ‘Gothic’-style case with
gadroon mouldings, on fluted bun feet,
61cm.

A coromandel and ivory inlaid Bracket Clock, with a silvered dial signed E. T. Moore, London, the single fusee movement with four substantial pillars and

shaped backplate with leaf engraved border, the case with inlaid ivory stringing, diapers and medallions, on brass bun feet, 39cm.; 15in., with key and

pendulum.

An imposing carved Shop Clock, circa 1860, with a 17in. white dial, with fusee movement and quarter striking, in a massive case with carved foliate scroll

mounts and base, 124cm.; 49in., with pendulum and winder.

A massive oak Art Nouveau
Mantel Clock, with a 14in. hammered
copper dial stamped Greenwich Time, the
substantial movement with dead-beat
escapement, and ‘A’-shaped plates, the
rectangular case with copper side and
base panels hammered with stylised
motifs, resting on a wide moulded base,
suspension spring broken, 83cm.; 32in., with
heavy rod pendulum and key.

A walnut Mantel Clock, circa 1850, with a Tin. painted dial and a twin fusee bell striking movement, in a rectangular case with carved vine mantling, on

bracket feet, 43cm.; 18in., with key and pendulum.

An oak-cased Mantel Clock, circa 1850, the 6in. brass dial signed Edwin Pearce, Launceston, with a twin fusee movement and bell striking, the case with a

pointed arch and carved oak-leaf border, with barley-twist side columns, 50cm.; 20in., with key and pendulum.

A mahogany and brass inlaid
Mantel Clock, circa 1840, with a 6′/2in.
convex cream enamel dial signed Dent,
34 Cockspur Street, London, pierced hands,
the substantial twin fusee movement
gong striking, with the backplate
stamped and numbered Dent, 32834, in
an arched-top case with scroll inlay
decoration and pierced brass side frets,
42cm.; with case key, key and
pendulum.

A mahogany-cased Bracket
Clock, the movement with a Tin. square
arched and silvered dial signed Markwick,
London, with cast brass spandrels and
strike/silent dial in the arch, with date
aperture, verge escapement and foliate
scroll engraved backplate, repeat
mechanism lacking, now in an associated
arched-top mahogany case.

A large mahogany Mantel Clock,
circa 1880, with a 12in. silvered dial
signed Edward Parker, Bishopsgate Within,
the twin fusee movement with heavy
plates and pillars, in an arched-top case
with carved canted corners, 61cm.; 24in.,
with key and pendulum.

An ebonised repeating Bracket
Clock, circa 1770 the 8in. brass arched
dial with cast foliate spandrels, silvered
chapter ring and strike/silent dial in the
arch, matted centre with date aperture
and signed Thos. Hunter J nr., London, the
movement now with anchor escapement,
dummy pendulum and substantial ringed
pillars, the backplate engraved with
Chinoiserie decoration, the case with
replaced brass side frets, pineapple
finials, cast caryatid side columns, on
brass bracket feet, with two keys, case
key and pendulum.

An ebonised Bracket Clock of
small size, circa 1775, the 6in. brass
arched dial signed Wm. Sterck, London,
with cast trophy spandrels, matted
centre, dummy pendulum and date
apertures, with regulation and
strike/silent dials in the arch, the twin
fusee movement with verge escapement,
the backplate scroll engraved and signed,
the case with caddy top with brass
handles, the door with scroll frets, the
sides with circular and rectangular glazed
panels, on bracket feet, repeat mechanism
removed, 40cm.; 16in., with keys and
winder.

An attractive ebonised
quarter-repeating Bracket Clock of
small size, circa 1750, with a 6in. brass
arched dial, scroll engraved, with cast
mask spandrels, the silvered chapter ring
with applied shield signed James Snelling,
London, strike/silent and regulation dials
in the arch, the movement with replaced
verge escapement striking on one bell
and chiming on six, the backplate with
engraved foliate scroll and mask
decoration, in a plain case, with brass
bracket feet and bail handle, 43cm.

ANTIQUE OAK AND MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCKS

A Longcase Clock Movement, circa 1740, with a Win. square brass dial, cast putto and crown spandrels, silvered chapter ring, matted centre signed Jno.

Inkpen, Horsham, the 30-hour movement rack striking on a bell, lacking, in a posted frame, with anchor escapement, with pendulum.

An oak Longcase Clock, with a 12in. arched and painted dial with subsidiary date aperture and seconds dial, the 30-hour movement bell striking, with outside

count-wheel, the hood with carved dentils and baluster column, the trunk with stepped top door and plain plinth, 213cm.; 83in., one weight and pendulum.
An oak Longcase Clock, the
square painted dial with floral spandrels, the 30-hour movement bell striking, the hood with plain moulded pediment, with plain trunk and plinth base.

An oak Longcase Clock, with an
llin. square painted dial with floral
spandrels, unsigned, with a bell striking
30-hour movement, the case, trunk,
hood and plinth quite plain, 186cm.;

A Continental painted Longcase Clock, with a steel posted 30-hour movement, bell striking with outside count-wheel, the hood with a broken arch and painted

frieze, the trunk with a slender floral painted door, on raised plinth.

A fruitwood Longcase Clock, the
12in. square painted dial signed Edwards,
Knowle, with floral painted spandrels and
date aperture, the 30-hour movement
bell striking, the associated case having
hood with swan-neck pediment, fluted
Corinthian pilasters, the trunk with
banded borders, resting on moulded
plinth, 209cm.; 82in., with one weight
and pendulum.

An Edwardian oak chiming
Longcase Clock, the Win. brass dial with
cast mask and dolphin spandrels, silvered
chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and
fine selection dial in the arch, strike/
silent at ‘9′, the hood with scroll
pediment, fluted side columns, the trunk
with glazed door, plain plinth and
bracket feet, the movement striking on
one and chiming on eight tubular gongs,
197cm.; 77V2in., with pendulum and two
weights.

A mahogany Longcase Clock,
circa 1820, the 14in. arched silvered dial
signed Jonathon Smith, London, with
foliate pierced brass spandrels decorated
with masks and dolphins, subsidiary
seconds dial, Tempus Fugit in the arch,
the eight-day movement bell striking, the
hood with swan-neck pediment and
Corinthian side columns, the waist door
with scallop top and spiral fluted side
columns, with a deep plinth and on
bracket feet, glass panel cracked, 239cm.;
94in., with pendulum.

A large carved oak Longcase
Clock, circa 1880, with a 14in. brass
arched dial, gong striking, with
strike/silent in the arch and gilt putto
spandrels, the hood, trunk and plinth
heavily carved with leafage.

A mahogany Longcase Clock,
circa 1840, the 14in. arched square dial
painted with a young girl and her dog
and signed Worthington, Burton Street,
with subsidiary seconds dial and date
aperture, the hood with heavy swan-neck
pediment and baluster columns, the waist
door with shaped top and side columns,
on plain plinth, 229cm.; 90in., with two
weights.

An oak Longcase Clock, with
12in. brass dial signed Chas. Newman,
Lynn, with silvered chapter ring, with an
arched automaton Father Time in the
arch, subsidiary seconds dial and date
aperture, strike/silent lever at 12 o’clock,
the eight-day bell striking movement
with pull-repeat, the arched hood with
eagle and bell finials and fluted side
columns, the trunk with moulded arch
door, on cut-down plinth, 214cm.; 84in.

An oak Longcase Clock, the brass
dial signed Benjn. Lockwood, Swaffham,
with pierced foliate spandrels, subsidiary
seconds dial and date aperture,
strike/silent dial in the arch, the centre
with scroll engraved decoration, the
hood with topped pediment and plain
pilasters, having arch-topped trunk door
and on moulded plinth with bracket feet.

An ebonised oak Longcase Clock,
with a Win. square brass dial signed Oba’h. Body, Battle, with cast rocaille spandrels, the matted centre engraved with swallows, with a 30-hour bell

striking movement, the case with plain hood, trunk and plinth, 198cm.; 78in., with one weight and pendulum.

A mahogany Longcase Clock,
with a painted arched dial indistinctly
signed, with floral spandrels, subsidiary
date and seconds dials, moon phase in
the arch, the eight-day movement now
gong striking, in a swan-neck
pedimented hood with inlaid panels, the
trunk door inlaid and banded, on a
similar plinth, 208cm.; 82in., with two
weights and pendulum.

An oak Longcase Clock, circa
1800, the 73m. arched and painted dial
signed Chas. Pye, Birmingham, with
subsidiary seconds dial and date
aperture, moon phase and lunar
calendar in the arch, with foliate scroll
spandrels, the eight-day movement bell
striking, the hood with scroll pierced
frets and plain columns, with shaped-top
trunk door, banded borders, fluted side
pilasters and on a deep plinth with
chamfered corners, 214cm.; 84in., with
two weights, pendulum, key and winder.

An oak Longcase Clock, the 12in.
square painted dial signed Jas. Moor,
Weymouth, with subsidiary seconds and
date aperture, with foliate spandrels, the
30-hour movement striking on a bell, the
hood with swan-neck pediment and plain
side columns, with arched trunk door, on
plain plinth with bracket feet, 203cm.;
80in., with one weight and pendulum.

A red lacquer Longcase Clock,
with a Win. brass dial, cast scroll
spandrels, scroll engraved centre,
silvered chapter ring and eight-day bell
striking, the hood with plain columns,
the door with lacquered Chinoiserie
scenes, 193cm.; 76in., in distressed
condition.

An oak Longcase Clock, circa
1740, with a 12in. arched brass dial, cast
foliate spandrels, signed in the centre
Benjamin Lockwood, Swaffham, with
subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture
and strike/silent dial in the arch and
eight-day bell striking, the hood with
scroll pediment and plain side columns,
the trunk door with arched top, on a
stepped and moulded plinth, 224cm.;
88in., with two weights, pendulum and
winder.

A mahogany Longcase Clock, circa 1810, with 14in. painted arched dial, the spandrels painted with costumed figures representing the Continents, subsidiary

seconds and date aperture and moon phase and lunar calendar in the arch, the eight-day movement with bell strike, the hood with broken-arch top, rosewood

banding and turned columns, with triple-pointed trunk door having fruitwood stringing, chamfered corner and with dark rosewood inlay, on deep plinth and

bracket feet, 231cm.; 9lin., with pendulum, weights and winder.

An Edwardian mahogany
chiming Longcase Clock, circa 1905, the
9in. arched brass dial with putti
spandrels and signed Tempus Fugit, the
three-train movement chiming on five
gongs, the hood with swan-neck
pediment with four turned wood finials,
applied with carved foliate scrolls and
fluted side columns, the trunk and plinth
with similar carving and geometric
mouldings, on bracket feet, 200cm.; 78in.
high.

A walnut Longcase Clock, with
a 13in. brass arched dial, the silvered
chapter ring signed John Barrow, London,
with cast mask spandrels, matted centre
and turned winding squares, with winged
putto and coronet in the arch, the
eight-day movement now with gong
striking, the arched hood with brass ball
finials and with plain side columns, the
trunk door with ribbed mouldings and
featherband inlays, on a plain plinth,
restoration and alterations, 237cm.; 93in.,
with two weights, pendulum and winder.

An oak Longcase Clock, circa 1780 the 12in. square brass dial signed Atkinson, Ormskirk, with silvered chapter ring, foliate and scroll pierced spandrels,

the centre scroll engraved, the eight-day movement with bell strike, the hood with swan-neck pediment, pierced scroll frieze and plain side columns, the

trunk door with shaped top, inlaid banding and on moulded plinth with bracket feet.

A good Dutch marquetry Longcase Clock, circa 1730, now with an eight-day bell striking movement signed Markwick Markham, London, cast gilt mask spandrels and

dolphins in the arch flanking the signed strike/silent dial, date aperture and seconds dial, matted centre, the arched hood with foliate inlaid bands and

brass finish, caddy top, the slender trunk with canted corners and inlaid with birds, leafage and foliate clusters, lenticle, on a deep plinth and bun feet,

252cm.; 99in., with two weights and pendulum, winder and case key.

A walnut Longcase Clock, with 11-inch square brass dial, signed on the silvered chapter ring Jos. Gibbs, London, date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial,

cast mask spandrels, the matted centre engraved with a Tudor rose, turned winding holes, the hood with pierced foliate frieze, barley-twist side columns, the

door with fruitwood stringing, the trunk door with glazed lenticle and on moulded plinth, 204cm.; 80in., with pendulum and two weights.

A walnut Longcase Clock, the
12in. square brass dial signed Wm.
Underwood, Westminster, with silvered
chapter ring, pierced spandrels
decorated with putti supporting a
coronet, subsidiary seconds and date
aperture, the matted centre with scroll
engraved decoration and turned winding
holes, the hood with plain moulded
pediment, plain pilasters, with plain
trunk and on deep plinth, 216cm.; 85in.,
with two weights, pendulum, key and
winder.

A walnut Longcase Clock, with a 13in. brass arched dial with silvered chapter ring signed John Barrow, London, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture,

with cast putto in the arch and gilt mask spandrels, the eight-day movement now with gong strike, the arched hood with brass ball finials and with a trunk

and door of good colour and reeded mouldings, on plain plinth, altered and restored, 249cm.; 98in., with pendulum, keys and two weights.

French bronze and marble Mantel Clock, circa 1880, French gilt Mantel Clock, French gilt-metal Gothic Clock

An American Wall Clock, circa 1880, with painted and glazed front panel, 66cm.; 26in.; and a gilt-spelter Mantel Clock.

A French alabaster Mantel Clock Garniture, circa 1850, the dial with chased centre, silvered chapter ring and gilt foliate surround, the rectangular case

with applied foliate swags and stylised dragons, 38cm.; 15in.; and a pair of Vases en suite.

A French gilt Mantel Clock, circa 1890, gong striking, in a rectangular case applied with ivory panel inlaid with stained mother o’ pearl butterflies amongst

foliage.

A chrome 400-day Mantel Clock of customary form, with torsion bar and revolving balls, on two columns.

A good French gilt Mantel Clock, circa 1850, the movement stamped Henry Marc, bell striking (lacking) with outside count-wheel and silk suspension, in a

rectangular architectural case with ribbon surmount, on an acanthus chased spread base and bracket feet.

A silver-gilt and gem set Zappler Timepiece, with a VAin. white enamelled dial, the outside pendulum with a cast frog weight, in a shaped rectangular case

with enamelled foliate decoration applied with blackamoor figures, and set with various pastes.

A French gilt-brass Elephant Timepiece, circa 1880, the movement with plain 2in. white enamelled dial contained in the howdah, resting on the elephant’s

back, mounted on a white marble plinth.

A French gilt-metal Gothic Clock, circa 1850, the drum movement stamped Guyerdet, Aire, Paris, bell striking with outside count-wheel and silk suspension,

the architectural case with scroll carved spires, a queen standing at the doorway, on a recangular base on putto feet, 45cm.; 18in., on wood base, with glass

dome, cracked, key and pendulum.

A French gilt and porcelain Clock Garniture, circa 1830, the drum movement stamped Stainville and Robin d Paris, bell striking with an outside count-wheel

and silk suspension, the enamelled dial (cracked) also signed, the case with floral painted panels, surmounted by a pair of doves, 39cm.; 15in.; and a pair

of three-light Candelabra en suite, 30cm.; 12in. with pendulum and key.

A good French tortoiseshell
Bracket Clock, circa 1880, in the Louis
XIV taste, the enamelled cartouche dial
with a plaque signed Martinot, Paris,
chased and pierced with foliate scrolls
and figures, the Vincenti movement gong
striking, in a stepped rectangular case
with applied gilt-brass caryatids, urns
and foliate scrolls, 56cm.; 23in., with
pendulum and key.

A French bronze and gilt Mantel Clock, circa 1840, the 3V4n. dial with cast foliate surround, on stylised wreath supports with a triumphant soldier between,

on a circular base and plinth, 36cm.

A gilt-mounted oak Mantel Clock, circa 1880, with a silvered chapter ring, the gong striking movement stamped Japy Freres, the rectangular case applied with

cast and applied foliate panels, with cast garlanded handle, 46cm.; 18in., with key and pendulum.

A French gilt Bracket Clock, the
shield-shaped case with enamelled dial surround and sphere surmount, on a marble-topped acanthus bracket

A French gilt Cartel Clock, circa
1880, of small size, the Japy Freres
movement with lever escapement and
white enamelled dial, the case with
foliate and leaf applied decoration,
31cm.

A French boulle Religeuse
Clock, with an 8in. dial with applied gilt
chapter ring and cast foliate panel on a
black velvet ground, the drum movement
stamped W. Oppenheim with bell striking,
the case with caryatid side columns, the
arched top with urn finials, on bun feet,
56cm.; 22in., with pendulum.

A French Four-Glass Mantel
Clock, circa 1880, with a 31/2in.
enamelled dial painted with garlands, the
gong striking movement with mercury
pendulum, in a case with fluted
Corinthian columns.

An ebonised chiming Bracket Clock, circa 1890, the movement stamped W. Of H. Sch., with pull-repeat, striking on one and chiming on four gongs, the arched

brass dial with cast scroll spandrels, silvered chapter ring and regulation dial, in a stout arched rectangular case with gilt caryatid columns, scroll feet

and pineapple finials, with pierced side frets, 43cm.; 17in., with pendulum.

A German oak chiming Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the movement by W. Of H. Sch., striking on one and chiming on eight gongs, with regulation and chime selection

dials in the arch, the dial with cast and applied masks and scrolls, in a rectangular case with gilt bracket feet and handles, 59cm.; 23in.

A French painted Bracket
Clock, the 9in. convex white enamelled
dial with gilt scroll pierced hands, the
square plated movement stamped F.R.F.
250, with verge escapement, Dutch
striking with rack and snail silk
suspension, the rectangular case with
arched top, green painted with flowers at
intervals, glazed front panel and apron,
the whole with gilt caryatid columns, cast
urn finials and surmounts, resting on
stylised sphinx supports, restored, 92cm.;
37in., with key and pendulum.

A good French gilt Clock
Garniture, circa 1878, with a 41/2in.
stepped silvered dial, the movement,
stamped Marti, striking on a bell, in a
rectangular case with mask side handles,
resting on plinth with presentation
inscription and lion’s claw feet,
surmounted by a bust of Alexander the
Great, 58cm.; 23in.; and a pair of
Classical Vases en suite, 36cm.; 14in., on
wooden plinths, with two glass domes,
key and pendulum.

A good gilt and marble Clock
Garniture, circa 1880, the 3′/2in.
enamelled dial signed Brooks Of Son,
Edinburgh and painted with garlands, the
movement bell striking, on a lyre-shaped
case on oval base, with paste set bezel,
38cm.; 15in.; and a pair of two-light
Candelabra en suite, 25cm.; Win., with
key.

A French bronze and marble Mantel Clock, circa 1880, the 4in. white enamelled dial signed Boudet, 43 Boulevard des Capucines, Paris, the drum-cased movement

bell striking supported by the striding figure of Old Father Time, on a red marble base and lion’s claw feet, 52cm.; 2lin., with key, pendulum and hourglass.

A French bronze and ormolu Mantel Clock, with a convex 41/4n. white enamelled dial indistinctly signed, the drum-cased movement with outside count-wheel,

bell striking and silk suspension, supported on a well-cast figure of a young negro wearing a decorative garment and carrying a sheaf of arrows, on a spread

circular base applied with Bacchic masks and garlands and on lion claw feet.

A French gilt and porcelain
panel Clock Garniture, circa 1880, the
bell striking movement stamped Japy
Freres, with outside countwheel, the
drum case flanked by reclining Bacchic
figures and surmounted by a porcelain
vase painted with a scene of courtship
and draped with vine garlands, on a
shaped rectangular base inset with
porcelain panels and on leaf scroll feet,
58cm.; 23in. high; and a pair of five-light
Candelabra en suite, 49cm.; Whin., with
pendulum and key, the case stamped
Moure.

A good champleve enamel
Clock Garniture, circa 1880, the bell
striking movement stamped H.P. id Co.,
in a rectangular case with caryatid side
columns and urn finials, on baluster feet,
48cm.; 19in.; and a pair of Vases en suite,
27cm.

American green onyx Mantel Clock, circa 1890, French gilt-spelter Mantel Clock, French marble and gilt Four-Glass Clock

An American green onyx Mantel Clock, circa 1890, the Ansonia Clock Co. movement gong striking, in an architectural case with gilt columns and vase finial,

44cm.

A miniature japanned Longcase Clock, with a modern watch movement, the case decorated in the Oriental taste, some damage, 32cm.; 13in.

An oak-cased miniature Longcase
Clock, containing a brass-cased Waltham
keyless lever watch, with an engraved
brass dial surround.

A French porcelain-mounted gilt Mantel Clock, circa 1880, with a drum movement and painted porcelain dial, in a rectangular case surmounted by a seated

classical figure, one panel damaged, 46cm.; 18in., with pendulum.

A French gilt-spelter Mantel Clock, circa 1880, with a bell striking eight-day movement, in an elaborate case with enanelled plaque and urn finial, with cast

scroll supports, 40cm.; 16in., with pendulum.

An ebonised Mantel Clock, the
bell striking movement in a rectangular case with silvered scroll mounts and bail handle, 20cm.; 8in„ with key.

A French gilt-spelter Mantel Clock, circa 1850, the Henry Marc movement bell striking, with outside count-wheel and silk suspension, the case supported by a

bugle-playing soldier, on a shaped rectangular base, 26cm.; 10in., with wood plinth.

A massive Omega nickel-cased Goliath Watch, with 43Ain. white enamelled dial, signed Omega, 8 Jours.

A French Lighthouse
Clock-cum-Barometer, circa 1880, the
rotating turret mounted with a timepiece, aneroid barometer and alcohol thermometer, one gauge lacking, the gold painted tower with simulated brickwork and

windows.

A French gilt-metal Mantel
Clock, circa 1890, with a 3V2in. white
enamelled dial painted with floral swags
and a gong striking movement with lever
escapement, the rectangular case with
moulded upper and lower bands, on
bracket feet.

A French marble and gilt Four-Glass Clock, with a 3V2in. cream dial, the drum movement gong striking, the case with fluted columns and marble pediment, on a

shaped plinth, 27cm.; 10V2in., with key and mercury pendulum.

A mahogany, brass and mother o’ pearl inlaid Mantel Clock, circa 1850,
the French movement in an octagonal
case, on a rectangular base with brass
finial and scroll inlaid decoration, 42cm.

A French spelter and green onyx Clock Garniture, circa 1890, the bell striking movement in a stepped case surmounted by a cast winged figure, 50cm.; 2lin.;

and a pair of Figures en suite.

A French onyx Four-Glass Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the cream painted dial with painted garlands, with a gong striking movement, the case with bevelled

glasses, 28cm.; llin., with key and mercury pendulum.

A French mahogany and inlaid Portico Clock, the bell striking movement with outside count-wheel, the white enamelled dial (hair-cracked) signed Alfred

Chapron, with gilt foliate surround, supported on four inlaid columns, with architectural pediment and gilt capitals, on a moulded rectangular base, 49cm.;

20in., on plinth with glass dome with cast mask and grid-iron pendulum.

A French gilt-metal and alabaster Portico Clock, the drum movement bell striking, with outside count-wheel, with engine-turned gilt dial and leaf scroll

surround, the four columns with architectural pediment and lion passant surmount, minor damage, 53cm.; 21in., with a foliate grid-iron pendulum.

A French boulle Mantel Clock, circa 1880, the bell striking movement with outside count-wheel, in a drum-shaped case, on rectangular base with glazed front

panel, the grid-iron pendulum with enamelled boss, 43 cm.; 17in., with key and pendulum.

A French gilt-brass Four-Glass Clock, circa 1900, the gong striking movement with cream dial, in a plain case with bevelled glasses.
A French gilt Four-Glass Mantel
Clock; circa 1890, with stepped
white enamel dial signed G. P. Wehlan &
Co., engraved Brocot escapement, the
drum movement stamped Marti, gong
striking with mercury pendulum, in a
plain case with bevelled glasses, one
chipped, 27cm.; pendulum.

A French black marble am bronze figured Mantel Clock, the 3%in. white enamelled dial signed Raingo Freres a Paris, the movement similarly stamped, bell

striking with silk suspension, in a rectangular case with gilt-brass mounts, with bracket feet and dial surround, surmounted by a cast bronze figure.
A French gilt Mantel Clock, circa
1890, the movement bell striking with
outside count-wheel, the drum-shaped
case on a shaped rectangular base with
dolphins and cornucopia, 44cm.; 17l/2in.

An oak-cased Postman’s Alarm Clock, with a 9in. dial and central alarm disc, the wooden posted movement bell striking.

CLOCKS: chiming Mantel Clock, circa 1900, American Mantel Clock, circa 1880, German oak Mantel Clock

A German carved chiming Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the Lenzkirch movement striking on two gongs, the case with carved side columns, with broken pediment and

leaf mantling, 33cm.; 13in., with two keys and pendulum.

A French rosewood and inlay Portico Clock, circa 1850, with a 3V2in. white enamelled dial signed Mote d Paris, with chased foliate surround, on four barley-

twist columns, with a fruitwood inlaid pediment and plinth, movement lacking parts, 46cm.; 18in., with key and pendulum.

A brass Mantel Clock, circa 1890,
the drum-cased movement supported on the back of a camel, 16cm.; 6in.

A French black marble Mantel
Clock, circa 1880, the bell striking
movement stamped C&V, the case with
red marble column surmounted by a
bronze sphinx, 41cm.; 16in. high..

An American Mantel Clock, circa 1880, with a gong striking movement, in a pointed arch-top case with a printed glazed door panel, 38cm.
An American walnut Mantel Clock, circa 1890, the white dial and gong striking movement in a panelled arch-top case, 46cm.

A brass 400-day Clock, circa 1900, the movement with cream dial, supported on two columns, with revolving sphere pendulum, 27cm.; Win., with glass dome.

A four-glass Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the German movement with a 3V2in. cream painted dial, in a wooden case with bevelled glass, 32cm.; 12J/2in., with key

and pendulum.

A rosewood miniature Longcase Clock, circa 1900, with a cream chapter ring, the hood with cast foliate and urn finial, on a waisted trunk similarly mounted

and rectangular plinth and scroll feet, 43cm.

A French brass Mantel Clock, circa 1890, with a gong striking movement, in a rectangular case with baluster side columns and urn finials, 28cm.; llin., with

pendulum.

A French alabaster and gilt Mantel Clock, circa 1890, the drum movement with outside count-wheel and bell striking, on a shaped plinth with applied garlands

and urn finial, 33cm.; 13in., with key and pendulum.

A French gilt Mantel Clock, circa 1890, with a drum-cased bell striking movement and dial signed J. W. Marshall, supported by an armour-clad soldier, on a

shaped rectangular base, 28cm.; llin., with two keys, pendulum, associated marble base and glass dome.

A German oak Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the Junghans movement striking on five gongs, in an architectural case with carved side columns, 48cm.; 19in., with

key and pendulum bob.

A German mahogany Mantel Clock, circa 1910, the Junghans movement gong striking and chiming, with a silvered dial with chime/silent dials in the arch, the

case with arched top, on brass bracket feet, 41cm.; 16in., with key and pendulum.

A French spelter Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the drum movement with outside count-wheel, the case on a shaped rectangular base with a figure surmount, damaged.

A German oak-cased chiming Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the gilt arched dial with silvered chapter ring, with a Junghans movement chiming on five gongs, in a

carved rectangular case with side columns, 44cm.; 16V2in., with key and pendulum; and a small black marble Mantel Clock.

A French rosewood and inlaid Mantel Clock, circa 1830, the 3in. dial (cracked) signed he Roy a Paris, the bell striking movement with silk suspension, the

backplate stamped Le Roy a Paris, with outside count-wheel, the case 21cm.

A porcelain-cased Mantel Clock, circa 1890, with a 4in. cream stepped dial with exposed Brocot escapement, signed The Ansonia Clock Company, in a shaped

rectangular porcelain case marked Royal Bonn, 33cm.; 12V2in., with key and pendulum.

A brass-cased four-glass Mantel
Clock, circa 1900, with stepped
enamelled dial, centre plate lacking, with
an English gong striking movement,
31cm.; 12in., with key and pendulum.

A German oak-cased Mantel
Clock, circa 1900, with a gong striking
Junghans movement, in an architectural
case, 33cm.; 13in., with pendulum.

A large German oak Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the gong striking movement in an architectural case with cast and applied swags and panels, 66cm.; 26in., with

pendulum and key.

SKELETON AND LANTERN CLOCKS: A Vienna Wall Clock, Skeleton Clock, A brass Lantern Clock, 20th Century
An electric Mantel Clock, modern, the movement with silvered chapter ring, on fluted column supports, the rectangular base containing the batteries, with perspex dome, 41cm.

An assembled brass Lantern Clock, with a 4in. arched-top foliate engraved dial, now with a French movement.

A brass Lantern Clock, 20th Century, with a French lever escapement movement, the case with dolphin frets, with foliate engraved dial signed Mappin & Webb

Ltd.

A brass single-train Skeleton Clock, in a substantial scroll frame, on wooden base, 41cm.; 16in., in glazed wooden case, with pendulum.

A brass Lantern Clock, circa 1900, the German movement bell striking and stamped W. id H. Sch., the case in the 17th Century taste with pierced frets, the

chapter ring signed Bartholomew Flaget, Newbury, Fecit, 37cm.; 15in., with key and pendulum.

A brass Skeleton Clock, the
single-train movement bell striking, on a
scroll frame with twin-tower finials,
painted chapter ring, on plinth, 36cm.;
14in., with glass dome, key and
pendulum.

A Victorian brass Skeleton —. OS
Clock, circa 1870, the single-train
movement in a pointed-spire framework,
on two pedestals and wood plinth, with
foliate-style chapter ring, 31cm.; 12in.,
with key and pendulum.

A brass Lantern Clock, with a
dial with foliate engraved centre
and spandrels, the chapter ring signed
John Ffordham, Dunmowe, Numb. 98, the
frets pierced with dolphins and foliate
scrolls, the posted 30-hour movement
with outside count-wheel, 34cm.; 13in.,
with pendulum, two weights and an
associated oak bracket.

A Vienna Wall Clock, circa 1890,
with a 53Ain. stepped dial, gong striking,
the glazed case with baluster side pillars
and eagle surmount, minor damage, 88cm.;
35in., with pendulum.

A mahogany Vienna Wall Clock, circa 1900, with cream stepped dial and gong striking, in a case with baluster side columns, broken-arch mantling with urn

finials, 110cm.; 43in., with grid-iron pendulum.

A stained oak Dial Clock, circa 1880, with a 14in. painted dial and single fusee movement, in plain pegged case, restored, 47cm.; 18V2in., with pendulum.

A Victorian mahogany drop-dial Wall Clock, circa 1840, the llin. painted dial signed Duly, Gardner Street, with halberd hands, the single fusee movement with

substantial ringed pillars and plain backplate, the case with glazed door and foliate carved shoulders, 51cm.; 20in., with key and pendulum.

A mahogany Wall Clock, circa 1810, the 16in. painted dial indistinctly signed James Moore , London, the single fusee movement with substantial pillars and

plates, in a pegged case with brass bezel, 46cm.; 18in., with pendulum and winder.

A large Vienna Wall Clock, circa 1900, with a stepped cream dial, gong striking eight-day movement with rod and disc pendulum, the case with cresting and

eagle and urn finials, baluster side colums flanked by stepped and mirrored two-tier shelves, on carved plinth, 140cm.; 55in., with two weights, pendulum and

two keys.

An ebonised Vienna Wall Clock, circa 1890, with 6V2in. stepped dial and gong striking movement, the case with moulded and arched top and moulded plinth,

95cm.; 37V2in., with large disc pendulum and two brass cased weights.

A French Wall Clock, circa 1880,
the 8V2in. white enamelled dial signed F. L. Hausburg d Paris, the movement gong striking, in square ebonised case with glazed cover, glass cracked, 41cm.;

with keys and pendulum.

An oak-cased Wall Regulator,
circa 1890, the 9in. white dial signed
Duke, London, the movement with
dead-beat escapement and maintaining
power, plain rectangular plates and
pillars, in an arched-top plain glazed case
with a carved and knopped terminal,
104cm.; 41in., with one weight, mercury
pendulum and winder.

A good carved limewood Wall
Clock, circa 1860, with bell striking Japy
Freres movement, signed for Lefevre et
Fils a Paris, the crisply carved case
depicting a hunt, the lively hounds
racing above while the cunning fox
makes his escape below, the whole
encircled by a scrolling vine, the centre
applied with dark-blue enamel numeral
plaques, 74cm.; 29in.

CARRIAGE CLOCKS: silver-cased Desk Clock, French silver and tortoiseshell Mantel Timepiece, hallmarked London, Carriage Clock with Alarm

A Duverdry & Bloquel Carriage
Timepiece, with white enamelled dial
and cylinder escapement, in gilt-brass
case with scroll handle, 14.5cm.; 53Ain., in
carrying case.

A Carriage Timepiece, with white
enamelled dial and cylinder escapement,
in gilt-brass obis case, 14.5cm.
A champleve enamel Carriage
Timepiece, with gilt matted and white
enamelled dial signed W. R. Bulle, with
lever escapement, in serpentine-shaped
gilt-brass case with champleve enamel
friezes and on turned feet, 14.5cm.;

A Carriage Timepiece, with white enamelled dial and cylinder escapement, in gilt-brass obis case, dial and one glass panel chipped, 14cm.; 51/2in.; and a

silver-cased Boudoir Clock, hallmarked Birmingham, 1920, 8cm.

An Alarum Carriage Timepiece,
with white enamelled dial and cylinder
escapement, in gilt-brass obis case, dial
cracked, 14cm.; 51/2in., in fitted carrying
case.

A repeating Carriage Clock, No. 3848, the white enamelled dial inscribed Examined by Dent, 33 Cockspur St., London, with lever escapement, striking on a

gong, in gilt-brass corniche case with presentation inscription, handle lacking, 12cm.; 5in., in leather carrying case, handle broken.

A Carriage Timepiece, with white enamelled dial and cylinder escapement, in gilt-brass case with scroll handle, dial and glass panels chipped, 14cm.; 53Ain.

A Carriage Timepiece, the gilt dial with foliate and scroll enamel decoration, cream enamelled chapter ring, Arabic numerals and cylinder escapement, in

gilt-brass case with pierced foliate friezes, reeded side columns and on turned feet, with presentation inscription dated 1892, 15.5cm.; 6in.

A Duverdry & Bloquel oval Carriage Timepiece, with white enamelled dial, later Swiss lever escapement, in gilt-brass moulded case and on turned feet, dial

cracked and chipped, one glass panel chipped, 15 cm.

A Carriage Timepiece, with white
enamelled dial, inscribed Sir John Bennett
Ltd., Paris, with Arabic numerals and
later lever escapement, in gilt-brass obis
case, 14.5cm.; 53Ain.; and a gilt-brass and
alabaster Mantel Clock, surmounted by a
rearing horse, 16.5cm.

A silver-cased Desk Clock, Birmingham, circa 1920, containing a nickel-cased Goliath watch.

A French silver and tortoiseshell Mantel Timepiece, hallmarked London, 1912, with white enamelled dial inscribed Stephens, with platform lever escapement, in

arched-top case, the tortoiseshell panels with silver foliate inlay and on ball feet.

A miniature mother o’ pearl Carriage Alarm Clock, the rectangular case applied with mother o’ pearl panels, with gilt-metal handle, bezel and bun feet, 7cm.

A repeating Carriage Clock, No. 813, with cream enamelled dial, Arabic numerals, modi hands and lever escapement, striking on a gong, in gilt-brass case with

scroll and reeded carrying handle, 18.5cm.; 7*/2in., in leather carrying case.

A Margaine repeating Carriage
Clock with Alarm, No. 1698, the white
enamelled dial inscribed Dent, 33
Cockspur St., London, with lever
escapement, striking on a gong, in
gilt-brass moulded case with turned
handle, 17.5cm.; 7in., in leather travelling
case.

A Paul Gamier repeating
Carriage Clock, the white enamelled dial
inscribed Paul Gamier, H” de La Marine,
Paris, with trefoil hands and lever
escapement, the backplate inscribed and
with bell strike, in gilt-brass one-piece
case, 15.5cm.; 6in. high.

A repeating Carriage Clock with
Alarm, with white enamelled dial and
moon hands, with lever escapement and
striking on a gong, in gilt-brass one-piece
case, 17.5cm.; 63/dn., in leather carrying
case.

A repeating Carriage Clock with
Alarm, No. 1824, the white enamelled
dial and backplate inscribed Aubert Of
Klaftenberger, Paris, with moon hands and
lever escapement, striking on a bell, in
gilt-brass gorge case, 17.5cm.; 7in., in
later floral carved ebony carrying case.

An engraved oval repeating
Carriage Clock with Alarm, the gilt
scroll engraved front panel with white
enamelled dials and lever escapement,
the backplate stamped ‘B’ within a circle,
striking on a gong, in scroll engraved
brass case, 19cm.

A silver-cased miniature
Bracket Clock, London, 1912, by Mappin
Of Webb, the case with caddy top, swing
handle and cast urn finials, the white
enamelled dial signed, with eight-day
movement, balance wheel lacking, 7.5cm.

A German mahogany chiming Mantel Clock, An American Wall Clock, A mahogany Wall Clock, A French Wall Clock

A giltwood’Sunburst’Wall
Clock, circa 1890, the cream painted dial
with Roman numerals, surrounded with
paste brilliants, the case of customary
form, 52cm.

A Wall Clock Movement, circa 1880, plain white dial with black Roman numerals

An American Wall Clock, circa 1880, of customary style with painted 8in. dial and frosted glass trunk door, 68cm.; 26in., two weights and a key

A mahogany Wall Clock, circa 1900, stamped brass plate movement, lOin. white dial with Roman numerals; and a German Wall Clock, circa 1890, with wooden plate movement, pink

enamelled dial and central alarm ring, 28cm.; 11 in. diam.

An American Wall Clock, circa 1880, of customary form, with painted door panel, 64cm.; 25in.; another similar; and an American Mantel Clock, circa 1890

An American drop dial Wall Clock, circa 1860, the 12in. cream dial with subsidiary seconds dial, the eight-day movement striking on a gong, in an hexagonal case with glazed

trunk, 79cm.; 31in.

A mahogany Wall Clock, English,
T, the single fusee anchor escapement
movement with plain white painted dial
signed Massingham, Lynn, presented by the
Reverend Greenside, 1837, plain pegged
case, pendulum and key

A mahogany Wall Clock, circa 1850, with plain Win. white dial and Roman numerals, single fusee movement, in plain pegged and glazed case, 33cm.; 13in., pendulum    ?100-120

A large oak Wall Clock, circa 1860, with plain 15in. dial, single fusee movement, in pegged case, 45cm.; 17V2in.    ?150-200

A French Wall Clock, late 19th Century, the white marble dial with numerals as applied enamel and gilt-metal plaques, with plaque inscribed Ghading, Paris, with ebnonised brass,

tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl scroll inlaid surround, striking on a gong and in giltwood glazed frame with applied scroll mouldings, 62cm.; 24in. high

A mahogany drop dial Wall
Clock, circa 1850, the llin. white
painted dial signed L. Marks, the trunk
with leaf carved brackets and glazed

A Vienna-style stained oak Wall Clock, late 19th Century, with white , enamelled dial, gong strike, the rectangular case flanked by turned columns, 70cm.

A French Wall Clock, the
two-train weight-driven movement striking on the outside bell, with a Win. dial signed Aurange a Valeneuve in a stamped foliate surround, with a large foliate pendulum, 51cm.;

20in., on bracket, with winder and two weights

A brass Wall Clock, circa 1770,
the 7in. brass dial engraved George
Rowning, Newmarket, cast floral spandrels,
the movement with outside count-wheel,
striking on a bell, 30cm.; 12in. high, with
pendulum and weight

A German chiming walnut Mantel Clock, circa 1900, with silvered dial, engraved floral spandrels, chime/silent dial in the arch, the backplate stamped Made in Wurttemberg,

chiming on four gongs and in plain case with arched foliate mould pediment and on moulded base, 41.5cm.

A German mahogany Bracket Clock, circa 1899, the 6l/2in. silvered engraved and arched dial signed Sharman D. Neill Ltd., Belfast, with chime/silent dial in arch, the three-train

movement chiming on five gongs, stamped Gustav Becker, 46cm.; 18in., with keys and pendulum.

A carved oak Black Forest Cuckoo Clock, circa 1900, of customary form, 41cm.; 16in., two weights and a pendulum, damaged.

A German stained oak and porcelain panel Mantel Clock, circa 1890, with blue floral painted panels and dial, the case with turned wood columns and gallery.

A German mahogany Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the eight-day movement striking and chiming on five gongs, the foliate engraved gilt dial with silvered chapter ring and subsidiary

chime/silent and slow/fast dials, 38cm.; 15in., key and pendulum.

A large German Mantel Clock, circa 1890, the eight-day movement striking on one gong and chiming on four, in a substantial case with baluster column, a carved frieze and pierced

side frets, with caddy top, the 9in. square dial with cast putto spandrels.

A German mahogany chiming Mantel Clock, circa 1900, on five gongs, the plain arched case with brass handle and bun feet, 35cm.

A French ebonised Mantel Clock, A German beechwood Bracket Clock, circa 1900, A German stained oak and mahogany Wall Clock

A German beechwood Bracket Clock, circa 1900, the eight-day movement striking on one gong, with gilded spandrels, silvered chapter ring, in a carved architectural case with bun

feet, one missing, 53cm.; 21 in., key and pendulum.

A German oak Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the brass dial with gilt cherub spandrels and matted centre, with an eight-day movement striking on two gongs, the case with architectural

pediment, fluted side columns and simulated brickwork base, 41cm.; 16in., key and pendulum.

A German stained oak and mahogany Wall Clock, circa 1900, the
eight-day movement striking on a gong, with 6in. cream stepped dial, the case with turned side columns and lion mask frieze.

A French mahogany and inlaid
Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the movement
stamped Japy Freres, striking on one
gong, with a domed top case with
fruitwood stringing, on gilt bun feet.

A French boulie Mantel Clock,
circa 1850, the movement with silk
suspension, outside count-wheel, striking
on a bell, the canted case with brass and
painted scroll inlay.

An American Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the movement by Ansonia, striking on a gong, with exposed Brocot escapement and oak case with foliate inlay and brass pillar, 31 cm.;

12in., key and pendulum.

An ebonised Mantel Clock, French, circa 1840, the 31/2in. white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, the rectangular case with gilt caryatid columns, applied swags and bracket

feet, bail handle.

A German stained oak Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the eight-day timepiece with subsidiary slow and fast dials, silvered chapter ring and dial.

A gilt 400-day Mantel Clock, of
customary form, with revolving ball pendulum on sprung suspension, with fluted columns, 25cm.; Win., with dome.

A German oak cased musical Alarm Clock, by Junghams, in plain case, 22cm.

A French gilt-spelter Mantel Clock, circa 1880, the elaborate waisted case with porcelain panel and enamelled dial, 38cm.; 13in., key and pendulum.

A gilt-spelter and alabaster Mantel Clock, circa 1880, surmounted by a lady at her studies, the drum cased movement with a trophy, 28cm.; llin. high, on giltwood base and

ebonised plinth.

A French gilt Mantel Clock, circa 1900, the eight-day movement striking on a gong, in a rectangular case with side columns, painted enamel dial and side plaques, 38cm.; 15in.,

key and pentfTIkim.

A French green onyx and spelter Clock Garniture, circa 1890, with cream enamelled dial, Arabic numerals, striking on gong, the onyx case with gilt-metal mounts and surmounted by

spelter figures of the Reaper and his Wife, surrounded by corn sheafs, the brass plate inscribed Retour des Champs, 58.5cm.; 231/2in. high; and with a pair of female Figures, on

onyx bases, 49cm.; 20in. high.

A French porcelain Clock, circa
1900, in the form of an artist’s palette,
painted with a scene of gentle courtship.

A French ebonised Mantel Clock, circa 1840, the 3V2in. white dial with Roman numerals, the rectangular case with gilt caryatid columns and applied with swags, on bracket feet,

24cm.; 9′/2in., with key.

A French marble and ormolu Mantel Clock, circa 1825, the movement stamped Chaumont a Paris, with silk suspension and outside count-wheel, striking on one bell, the silvered dial

with coiled snake surround and with yellow marble case, having acanthus mount and bracket feet, 46cm.; 18in. high.

A mahogany Mantel Clock, circa 1870, the white enamelled dial with pierced gilt hands and inscribed Planchon d Paris, with outside count-wheel and bell strike, in a well-figured

and rounded rectangular case with panelled front.

A French tortoiseshell brass
inlaid Mantel Clock, circa 1880, the
movement stamped Delettry, the shaped
oblong case on moulded base, 38cm.

A 400-day Timepiece, circa 1890,
the white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, with gilt surround and on plain pillars, the backplate No. 31544, surmounted by turned finials and on circular brass base, silk

suspension lacking, 24.5cm.; 91/2in. high, under glass dome.

A French brass Timepiece and
Barometer, circa 1890, in the form of a
pair of horseshoes, with enamelled
chapter ring and scales inscribed Made in
Paris, with central gilt pierced foliate
medallions, the case with enamelled
decoration, 23.5cm.; 9V4in. wide.

ANTIQUE CARRIAGE CLOCKS

A Carriage Timepiece, the gilt dial with cream enamel chapter ring, Arabic numerals and paste set surround, cylinder escapement and in gilt-brass case decorated with champleve

enamel friezes and with shaped handle, slight chipping to front glass panel, 15cm.

A Carriage Timepiece, the white enamelled dial inscribed Emanuel, Southampton, lever escapement, in gilt-brass obis case, 14.5cm.

An oval striking alarum Carriage
Clock, with white enamelled dial, later
cylinder escapement, striking on a bell
and in gilt-brass case with scroll-shaped
handle, dial cracked, 18.5cm.

An alarum Carriage Clock,
No. 84, with white enamelled dial, trefoil
hands, the cylinder escapement with
plain brass balance, striking on a bell and
in gilt-brass one-piece case with turned
handle, 14cm.

A Carriage Timepiece, with white enamelled dial, cylinder escapement and in gilt-brass corniche case, 18cm.

A Carriage Timepiece, the cream enamelled dial with blue Arabic numerals within a gilt foliate pierced panel, lever escapement and in gilt-brass case with pierced open fretwork

and beaded friezes, on turned feet, with scrolled handle, loose, 15cm.

A Henry Jacot Carriage Clock,
No. 13104, with white enamelled dial,
lever escapement, the backplate stamped
with maker’s mark and striking on a
gong, in gilt-brass corniche case, 18cm.

A repeating Carriage Clock, No. 1956, with white enamelled dial, lever escapement, striking on a gong and in gilt-brass corniche case, with engraved presentation inscription,

17cm.; 63Ain. high, in leather travelling case.

A Carriage Timepiece, with white enamelled dial, later lever escapement and a gilt-brass case with turned pillars and handle, 16.5cm.; 61/2in. high, in leather travelling case.

A Richard & Co. Carriage Timepiece, the white enamelled dial with blue transfer printed scroll decoration and signed Howell fc? James, Regent St., London, cylinder escapement

and in gilt-brass obis case, 18cm.

A Carriage Clock, the white
enamelled dial inscribed Goldsmiths &
Silversmiths Co. Ltd., 112 Regent Street,
London Wl, with lever escapement, the
backplate stamped G. S. &f Co., striking
on a gong and in gilt-brass corniche case,
15.5cm.

A Carriage Timepiece, with white enamelled dial, cylinder escapement and 4n brass obis case, 15cm.

A Carriage Timepiece, with white enamelled dial, lever escapement and in gilt-brass obis case, 15cm.

A repeating Carriage Clock, with white enamelled dial, lever escapement, striking on a gong and in brass case with scroll handle, 18cm.

A Henry Jacot Carriage Timepiece, No. 1276, with white enamelled dial, lever escapement and in gilt-brass corniche case, 17cm.

A repeating Carriage Clock,
No. 1244, the gilt dial with cream enamel chapter ring, Arabic numerals, lever escapement, striking on a gong and in gilt-brass corniche case, 18cm.

An alarum Carriage Timepiece,
white enamelled dial, cylinder escapement and in gilt-brass obis case, top glass panel loose, 14cm.

A silver-mounted crocodile cased
miniature Timepiece, the white
enamelled dial signed W. Thornhill & Co.,
144 and 145 New Bond Street, London,
lever escapement, the backplate
No. 30430 faintly stamped with the maker’s mark of Drocourt and W. T. & Co., the case mounts hallmarked London, 1891, damage, 6.5cm.

A Carriage Timepiece, with cream enamelled dial, Arabic numerals, lever escapement and in serpentine case with pierced and cast foliate friezes and scroll handle, on turned

feet.

A Carriage Timepiece, with white enamelled dial, lever escapement and in brass obis case, 14.5cm.

An alarum Carriage Timepiece,
with white enamelled dial, alarm dial,
lever escapement, striking on a bell and
in gilt-brass case with turned columns.

A Carriage Timepiece, the white
enamelled dial inscribed Examined by
Mappin &f Webb, London, lever
escapement and in gilt-brass obis case,
17cm.

An alarum Carriage Timepiece,
with white enamelled dial, alarm dial, lever escapement and in gilt-brass case with shaped handle, 15cm.

A circular brass Carriage Timepiece, with white enamelled dial, the fusee movement with lever escapement and in glazed case with turned pillars and feet and ring carrying

handle, 14cm.

A Carriage Timepiece, the gilt and white enamelled dial with black Arabic numerals, lever escapement and in gilt-brass serpentine case with reeded columns, champleve enamel

friezes, turned feet and shaped handle, 14.5cm.

A repeating Carriage Clock,
with lever escapement, having white enamelled dial painted with floral swags within gilt panel and in gilt-brass case with twisted Corinthian columns and twisted handle, 20cm.

A repeating Carriage Clock with
alarm, No. 783, the gilt dial with pierced
and engraved floral decoration, cream
enamelled chapter ring and subsidiary
alarm dial, black Arabic numerals, lever
escapement, striking on a gong and in
gilt-brass moulded case with Corinthian
columns and scroll and reeded handle.

A repeating Carriage Clock, the
white enamelled dial with alarm and
calendar subsidiary dials, lever
escapement, later repeat mechanism,
moon hands, striking on a bell at the
base and in gilt-brass obis case with later
foliate engraving, 18cm.

A Barraud & Lunds gilt-brass
Boudoir Timepiece, the circular white
enamelled dial signed Barraud    Lunds,
London, No. V3621, similarly inscribed on
the three-quarter plate movement, with
lever escapement, compensated balance,
blued steel end spiral spring and in plain
tapered case, 10cm.

A French papier-mache and mother-of-pearl inlaid Wall Clock, late 19th Century, with white enamelled dial, striking on a gong and in shaped glazed case, 60.5cm.

An inlaid mother-of-pearl and rosewood drop dial Wall Clock, circa 1850, with white enamelled dial, the case with glazed pendulum aperture and with foliate carved ears, 67cm.

A Synchronome electric Wall Timepiece, with white enamelled dial inscribed Synchronome Electric, the electrical impulse movement in rectangular glazed case with cylindrical rod

pendulum, 128cm.; 501/2in.; and with two ‘Slave’ Clocks