MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, VIENNESE REGULATOR WALL CLOCK, LARGE EBONISED QUARTER BRACKET CLOCK, BRASS LANTERN TIMEPIECE
MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, VIENNESE REGULATOR WALL CLOCK, LARGE EBONISED QUARTER BRACKET CLOCK, BRASS LANTERN TIMEPIECE
A MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, the 14in enamel dial signed Frans. Atkin Liverpool and with second’s and calendar subsidiary dials, lunar dial in the arch; the movement with anchor
escapement and rack striking on a bell; the case with a swan neck pediment surmounted by brass spherical finials above a Japanned frieze, receded columns flanking the dial, the
waist door with an oval reserve, on bracket feet, 97in (247cm), early 19th century/, restored.
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, the 14in white enamel dial with Roman numerals enclosing а second’s subsidiary calendar dial and a rubbed inscription, lunar dial in the
arch; the movement with anchor escapement and rack striking on a bell; the case with swan neck pediment, baluster pillars flanking the dial above a lancet waist door, finely
cross banded and inlaid with boxwood and ebony lines throughout, 94in, early 19th century.
A MAHOGANY LONGCASE REGULATOR, the 132in circular silvered dial signed Barrie, Edinburgh, the chapter ring enclosing seconds and calendar subsidiary dial, minute hand lacking;
the movement with massive pillars and plates, dead-beat escapement and rack striking on a bell; the pendulum with a broken wooden rod and brass cased cylindrical bob, two brass
cased weights; the plain case with architectural pediment above a glazed waist door, 81in (206cm), second quarter 19th century.
Andrew Barrie is recorded as working in Edinburgh c.1840.
AN OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, the 12in square brass dial with Roman numerals enclosing a seconds subsidiary and calendar aperture and with cast mask spandrels, signed R Simister
Drayton; the repeating movement with anchor escapement and rack striking on a bell; the case with swan neck pediment, fluted columns flanking the dial, cross banded waist door
flanked by molded cluster corners, 90in (229cm).
A MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, the 13in arched brass dial with а silvered chapter ring, seconds subsidiary and calendar subsidiary dial, signed James Ivory, Dunae; the movement with
anchor escapement and rack striking on а bell; the case with swan necked pediment, free standing columns flanking the dial, arched waist door flanked by quadrant corners, on
bracket feet, inlaid throughout with boxwood lines, 902in (230cm), early 19th century.
AN EARLY GEORGE III BLUE LAC-QUERED LONGCASE CLOCK, the 12in brass dial with silvered chapter ring signed Thos Hopkins London, the mat worked centre with fielded subsidiary
seconds and calendar apertures, strike/silent in the arch, all enclosed by cherubic and dolphin spandrels, the restored movement with anchor escapement and rack striking on a
bell, the case with concave sided pediment surmounted by spheres, columns flanking the dial, above an arched waist door on bracket feet, lacquered and gilt throughout with chino
series, 96in (238cm), mid 18th century, the case restored and now with black varnish
Thomas Hopkins is recorded as a member of the Clockmakers’ from 1746-69.
A MAHOGANY LONGCASE REGULATOR TIMEPIECE, the 12x/2in diameter silvered dial with outer minute ring, and inner seconds and hour dials inscribed Fredk. Baker Birkenhead, the
movement with dead beat escapement, massive pillars and plates, brass pendulum rod and cased bob, one brass cased weight, the case with free standing columns flanking the dial,
glazed waist door, on button turned feet, 832in (210cm), second quarter 19th century.
AN О AK BRACKET CLOCK, the 7in arched brass dial with a silvered chapter ring and slow/fast and chime/silent subsidiary dials in the arch; the movement with anchor escapement
chiming on two gongs, the case surmounted by а figure above a segmental pediment and gilt bronze mounts, 21in (54cm), on a con-forming tapering pedestal with fluted canted
corners, 74in (188cm) overall, late 19th early 20th century.
A VIENNESE REGULATOR WALL CLOCK, the ivories dial with Roman numerals, contained in а modern glazed trunk case, with а shaped pediment, 52in (132cm).
A MAHOGANY DIAL TIMEPIECE, the
white enamel dial inscribed F Wathez, Chester, the movement with anchor escapement and shouldered plates, (37cm) diameter, mid 19th century.
A MAHOGANY DIAL TIMEPIECE, the loin diameter enamel dial inscribed Alston, Dundee, movement with anchor escapement, mid 19th century.
A ROSEWOOD DIAL CLOCK, the 9in
diameter enamel dial with Roman numerals inscribed Ketterer, Curie and Со, 11 Cross Shore Street, Greenock, contained by an octagonal frame inlaid with cut brass, the movement
striking on а bell, with two weights and a pendulum, mid 19th century.
A RARE О AK AND MAHOGANY CASED WALL REGULATOR TIMEPIECE, the 71/2in circular brass dial stamped 1841 and with Roman numerals, the movement with dead-beat escapement; signed
Mattherus JNR, W. Pool, the trunk with a waist door inlaid with parquetry lines, 35in (89cm), broken wooden pendulum rod.
A LARGE EBONISED QUARTER BRACKET CLOCK, the 9in brass rectangular dial with silvered chapter ring, inscribed Thomas Russell and Son, Leverpool and London, enclosing three train
apertures in a artwork ground, contained by mask spandrels, slow/ fast, chime/silent, chime on eight bells/Cambridge chimes subsidiary dials in the arch; the repeating movement
with anchor escapement chiming on a series of eight bells and a gong, contained in an architectural case with segmental pediment flanked by pineapple finials, the dial flanked
by fluted columns, on scroll bracket feet, 29in (74cm), third quarter of the 19th century.
AN EBONISED AND GILT BRONZE BRACKET CLOCK, the dial with silvered chapter ring signed TR Russell 18 Church Street Liverpool enclosing three train apertures and a slow/fast and a
chime on eight bells/Cambridge chimes subsidiary dials in the arch; the quarter chiming movement striking on eight bells and a gong, anchor escapement, the case of architectural
proportions with a segmental pediment surmounted by a flam-beau finial and flanked by owl finials, the dial flanked by Corinthian finials on scrolling bracket feet, bearing a
presentation plaque dated 1890, 32in (82cm) by 17in (44cm), late 19th century.
A BRASS TIMEPIECE, the dial with Roman numerals, the movement stamped Gustav Becker, Medaille D’or, with a spinning pendulum, the case with turned finials and column supports,
on a turned base (25.5cm), with a Glass Dome, late 19thlearly 20th century.
A BRASS LANTERN TIMEPIECE, with а
French movement, contained in the usual posted frame, 9V2in (24cm), 20th century.
A LAQUERED BRASS TRAVELLING ALARUM TIMEPIECE, with a white enamel dial inscribed R. Russell, Paris, the movement with Inver escapement contained in a cylindrical case, and with
a leather covered traveling box, 5in (13cm) overall.
A MAHOGANY BRACKET TIMEPIECE,
the silvered dial with Roman numerals, inscribed E J Dent, 34 Royal Exchange, London, no. 1217, the four pillar fuse movement with anchor escapement contained in a rectangular
four glass case, 9in (23cm) by 7in (18cm), third quarter 19th century.
A TWO-DAY MARINE CHRONOMETER
by Kelvin Bottomley and Baird Ltd., Cambridge Street, no. 12670, the free sprung movement with a silvered helical spring, Ernshaw’s spring detent and bimetallic balance, the
dial with 56 up/down subsidiary at twelve and seconds subsidiary at six; inscribed Kew ‘A’; diameter of bezel 5in (122cm), contained in а mahogany brass bound gimbaled box, and
with a baize lined mahogany deck box, stamped Bliss 2973.
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