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Victorian postman's alarm wall clock with wooden frame and 8 1/2 inch white painted wooden dial with brass alarm disc, convex glass door and mahogany surround, 30.5cm diameter (bell lacking, weight and pendulum present)
£60 - 100
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Victorian 'Admiral Fitzroy's' barometer with rising / falling scales, atmosphere gauge and thermometer in an oak case, with carved Gothic pediment (front glass missing), 111cm overall length
£60 - 100
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19th century drum mantel clock with spring-driven movement, anchor escapement and short pendulum, white card dial with Arabic numerals, mounted in a classical-style mahogany case with four turned columns, domed top with gilt metal pinecone finial and turned circular base on four bun feet, 32cm overall height (key and pendulum present)
£60 - 100
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Late 19th / early 20th century miniature bracket clock with German movement, signed - W. & H. Soh., striking hours and quarters on two gongs, silvered arched dial and chapter ring with subsidiary strike silent dial, in a burr walnut dome-top case with ivory stringing, on four ball feet, 16cm overall height (key present)
£100 - 150
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Victorian stick barometer with concealed tube, ivory scales, signed - H. F. Perkins 1873 and separate thermometer, signed - E. G. Wood, Cheapside, in a mahogany case, 89cm overall length
£150 - 200
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Rare second half 17th century lantern clock, chain-driven movement with divided train and centre verge pendulum with flat brass bob, brass dial with engraved tulip decoration, signed - 'Nicholas Coxeter Neare Goldsmith Hall Londini fecit', central silvered engraved alarum disc and single pierced iron hour hand and 6.5 inch diameter silvered chapter ring, brass frame with turned pillars, engraved dolphin front fret and similar side frets without engraving, top mounted bell (damaged), with brass strap and central turned finial, brass side doors with pendulum cut-outs and brass backplate, circa 1665, 15 inches / 38cm overall height.
N.B. Nicholas Coxeter, one of the most prolific makers of lantern clocks of the period was apprenticed to John Penneck in 1638, free in 1647 and died 1679
£4000 - 6000
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Early 18th century longcase clock with thirty hour movement, 10 inch square brass dial with scrolling spandrels and centre with engraved chinoiserie landscape, silvered chapter ring, signed - Obah. Body, Battle, in an oak case with tiger-stripe door and hood with turned columns and dentil frieze, 187cm overall height (pendulum and weight present)
£300 - 400
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Cartier travelling alarm clock with quartz movement and white enamel dial, signed - Cartier Paris, in a rectangular bi-metal finish case with decorative easel strut, together with original red carrying case, stamped - Le must de Cartier, Paris (Removed from The Old Vicarage, Bulmer)
£100 - 150
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Fine quality early 18th century bracket clock of small proportions, eight day movement with single fusee and pull-quarter / hour repeat on two bells, verge escapement with bob pendulum, finely engraved backplate with flower vase and foliate decoration, brass break arch dial with pierced flower, vase and foliate spandrels, finely matted centre with false pendulum and separate calendar aperture, single winding hole and silvered chapter ring, break arch with face mask spandrels and silvered disc, signed - Mattw. Holland, London, in an ebonised dome-topped case with pierced side frets and red silk backing, central scroll carrying handle, 33cm overall height (door key and winding key present)
£5500 - 6500
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19th century carriage clock with eight day movement, lever escapement, repeat and alarm striking on two gongs, backplate with Henri Jacot trademark and signed - Klaftenberger, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and blue outer minute scale and subsidiary alarm dial, signed - Klaftenberger, 157 Regent Street & Paris, in a worn gilt metal gorge case (carrying handle missing), underside with full striking, silent and quarter striking lever, 4cm overall height without handle (key present)
£200 - 300
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Late 19th century German clock / Polyphon with spring-driven movement, gilt metal dial with bead border and original white chapter ring with Arabic numerals, top mounted Polyphon, in a beech case of architectural form, with applied twisted gilt metal columns and hinged cover with gadrooned decoration and gilt metal handle, opening to reveal the Polyphon movement, on four bun feet, together with five Symphonia discs, 30cm overall height (key present)
£450 - 550
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Fine quality Victorian two day Marine chronometer with four inch diameter silvered dial, subsidiary down / up wind dial and separate seconds dial, signed - John Poole, Maker to the Admiralty 57 Fenchurch St. London 4559, the gold medal Paris 1867, prize medals London 1862 Paris 1855, with gimbal mount, in a brass bound mahogany case with double hinged cover and glass inspection cover, side mounted carrying handles, case 20cm overall height (winding key and hands key present)
£1000 - 1200
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19th century mantel clock with French eight day movement striking on a bell, signed - R. G. Paris, London Best Warranted 2784, pink porcelain and gold painted dial with black painted Roman numerals, on white panels and painted rural scene, in a gilt metal neoclassical case with pink Sèvres-style panels and mounts surmounted by a porcelain and gilt metal urn, standing on a separate plinth under a glass dome, 52cm overall length of dome and plinth (key and pendulum present)
£500 - 700
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Fine quality 19th century Continental mantel clock with French eight day movement striking on a gong, bearing stamp - Vincenti & Cie 1855 Medaille d'argent, decorative gilt metal dial with separate white enamel Arabic numerals, in a heavy gilt metal case of stylised lantern form, with dolphin and coronet front panel and glass side panels and four turned finials surmounted by a white metal pseudo bell, with gilt metal straps and central carrying handle, standing on four leaf and scroll paw feet (key and pendulum present), 39.5cm overall height
£200 - 300
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Late 19th / early 20th century novelty musical clock in the form of a scene of Big Ben and the River Thames, with inlaid mother of pearl highlights, in an oak frame with carved decoration and applied gilt metal mounts, 23cm x 29cm
£200 - 300
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19th century mantel clock with French eight day movement, signed - S. H. Paris, outside countwheel striking on a bell, enamel dial with Arabic numerals and pierced gilt metal hands, sunburst / face mask pendulum, in a gilt metal drum case mounted on twin decorative white marble and gilt metal columns and surmounted by a white marble and gilt metal flower vase finial, on a shaped marble base with gilt metal bead border and four ball feet, 38cm overall height (key and pendulum present)
£200 - 300
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Regency period bracket clock with eight day twin chain fusee movement striking on a bell, adjustable pendulum, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and pierced hands, in a mahogany dome-top case with inlaid brass and ebony stringing, on a flared plinth, together with separate mahogany bracket, clock 42cm overall height, bracket 40.5cm wide (winding key and pendulum present)
£400 - 600
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Fine quality early Victorian bracket clock with eight day twin chain fusee movement with pull-repeat, turned pillars and backplate, signed - Frodsham, Gracechurch Street, London, striking on a bell, adjustable pendulum, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, signed - Frodsham, Gracechurch St. London, gilt metal hands, in a dome-top mahogany case with applied carved scroll and foliate decoration, side mounted wooden ring handles and gilt metal side frets, on four bun feet, 46cm overall height (door keys, winding key and pendulum present)
£2000 - 3000
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George III longcase clock with thirty hour movement striking on a bell, white enamel 13 inch diameter circular dial with painted rose decoration, calendar aperture, signed - Jno. Wainwright, Nottingham, in an oak case with shaped door, hood with circular glass door, turned pillars and swan-neck pediment with Greek key border and carved rosettes and central finial, 220cm overall height (weight and pendulum present)
£150 - 200
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Good early 18th century longcase clock with thirty hour movement, 11 inch brass dial with foliate and face mask spandrels, matted centre with engraved birds, single pierced hand and silvered chapter ring, signed - William Gunn. Wallingford, in a simple ebonised oak case, 174cm overall height.
N.B. William Gunn was a Quaker and worked in Wallingford in early 18th century. The simplicity of the case reflects his beliefs
£600 - 1000
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French Comtoise wall clock with eight day weight-driven movement striking on a bell, white enamel dial with Roman numeral and floral decoration, signed - Louis Jacquin à St. Etienne, pierced gold coloured hands, in a brass case with embossed floral decoration, together with similarly decorated pendulum, 148cm overall length (key, weights and pendulum present)
£300 - 500
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Late 19th century travelling watch with black dial, gold Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and very decorative hands, in a square blued steel case with top winder and gold suspension ring, with original red Morocco leather case, 4.5cm square
£100 - 150
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Early 19th century longcase clock with eight day movement, 13 inch painted break arch dial with painted figure spandrels representing the four seasons, white face with ringed winding holes and subsidiary seconds dial, signed - Robert Williams, Wrexham, break arch moon roller with calendar scale and painted globes in a pine case, hood with carved swan-neck pediment, 206cm overall height (weights and pendulum present)
£250 - 350
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Early 19th century longcase clock with eight day movement, with 13 inch white painted circular dial, with subsidiary calendar dial and seconds dial and ringed winding holes, signed - Edw. Nickolds Brewood, in a oak and inlaid mahogany case with fluted columns, short door with marquetry centre and deep plinth, hood with mahogany door with circular glass, turned pillars and swan-neck pediment, 211cm overall height (pendulum and weights present)
£200 - 300
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Late 19th century Vienna Regulator wall clock with eight day weight-driven movement striking on a gong, signed - Gustav Becker Freiburg, two piece white enamel dial with ringed winding holes and subsidiary seconds dial, ebonised pendulum with brass bob and enamel scale and two brass weights in a walnut case with full length door, carved and turned decoration and finials, face mask pediment, 120cm overall length (weights and pendulum present)
£150 - 200
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Cartier Roadster Saddle-Stitched Decor travel clock, with palladium finish case, Roman numerals and blue synthetic resin winding crown, quartz movement, in brown calfskin leather case converting to a stand, overall height 8.5cm x overall width 7cm
£100 - 150
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2005 Aston Martin DB9 Coupe - Registration No HX55 AXK, V12 six litre engine - 450 bhp, touchtronic transmission (automatic with paddleshift). This excellent example has only had two owners and has covered less than 14,900 miles from new. It is finished in Midnight blue with Sandstorm (cream) leather upholstery with Caspian blue secondary colour to the dash top and centre console. It has full walnut door cappings and console and has the following options - Bluetooth, cruise control, heated front seats, navigation system, first aid kit, parking aid, power fold-back mirrors and tyre pressure monitoring. It has an extensive service history file and is fitted with a tracker. It cost £111,810 new and represents a rare opportunity to buy a low mileage and low ownership iconic British sports car at an affordable price
£32000 - 34000
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Early 18th century Italian walnut inverted breakfront commode, with two moulded drawers, on plinth base, 124cm wide x 56cm deep x 57cm high
£250 - 350
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Impressive 19th century Italian ebonised and ivory inlaid elbow chair of substantial proportions, high arched back with solid arabesque inlaid splat and overscroll arms, with solid geometric inlaid seat on turned and block understructure
£250 - 350
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Harlequin set of four Continental 17th century-style oak and tooled leather dining chairs, each with square brass close button leather tablet back and seat surmounted by urn finials, raised on turned and block understructure with pierced scroll carved foot stretcher, together with another similar with arched back (5)
£250 - 350
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Late 17th century Continental walnut and leather upholstered dining chair, arched high back with tablet tooled leather upholstery and close button leather upholstered seat on turned and block understructure
£150 - 200
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Set of four Carolean-style oak and carved chairs, each with high scroll carved and pierced arch back and caned tablet back and seat on scroll hipped supports united by an H-stretcher and conforming front stretcher, antique, possibly 17th century
£400 - 600
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19th century Kashmiri padouk, ivory and ebony inlaid octagonal table, the moulded top with concentric floral arabesque ornament, on panelled frieze and square supports, 61cm diameter x 62cm high
£250 - 350
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Continental walnut desk, rectangular moulded top, hinged to reveal writing surface and two short drawers, frieze drawer below, on turned and block understructure, 18th century and later
£100 - 150
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Rare small early 18th century oak gateleg table of small proportions, the oval hinged top on turned baluster end supports and square section hinged gates with chip carved sledge base, 107cm x 75cm
£400 - 600
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Pair of 18th century oak Baroque carved brackets, each carved in deep relief with cherub, garlands and scrolling acanthus, 117cm high.
N.B. Recesses verso suggest these may have been bench or pew ends
£400 - 600
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18th / 19th century leather and brass stud bound travelling chest, 105cm wide x 53cm deep x 54cm high
£100 - 150
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Good early 18th century walnut crossbanded end feather banded bureau, the hinged fall enclosing fitted stepped interior above a well and having three short over two long graduated drawers below, on bun feet, 89cm wide x 51cm deep x 101cm high
£600 - 800
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Italian pine and relief decorated chest with hinged panelled lid, the sides moulded with formal scrolling arabesque panels, raised on claw feet, 17th / 18th century, 64cm wide x 44cm deep x 41cm high
£150 - 250
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Pair of Continental walnut X-frame elbow chairs, the hinging collapsible channel carved frame with leather seat and back
£100 - 150
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Good 18th century Dutch mahogany bombe commode with serpentine moulded top and having four graduated drawers between conforming projecting angles and scroll carved frieze, on claw and ball feet, 90cm wide x 52cm deep x 87cm high
£800 - 1200
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Victorian patent cast iron double-chambered fire-resisting document box by Milner & Son, Liverpool and London, of typical form, with painted crest and original manufacturer's label to underside of the lid, 51cm wide
£70 - 100
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Late 18th century Dutch walnut and marquetry dining chair, arched back with solid vertical splat and slip-in tapestry upholstered seat, on shell-capped cabriole legs and claw and ball feet, inlaid to front and rear with formal floral and butterfly marquetry
£200 - 300
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Decorative bone inlaid Zanzibar-style casket of domed rectangular form with flanking handles, the hinged cover secured by a clasp with two drawers to the front, raised on ball feet, 67cm wide x 35cm deep x 40cm high
£70 - 100
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Pair of 19th century Continental Baroque carved giltwood side chairs with arched upholstered back and seat on fluted knopped square tapered supports united by ornate H-shaped stretcher
£400 - 600
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19th century mahogany globe stand converted to an occasional table, circular dish top on gun barrel supports and casters, with platform undertier, 62cm diameter
£80 - 120
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Italian polychrome painted pine cassone of square section form, on brackets, the hinged top with central script reserve, flanking floral reserves, three portrait painted reserves to the front, 19th century or earlier, 139cm wide x 57cm deep x 56cm high
£400 - 600
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19th century mahogany wine table, circular solid tilt-top on turned gun barrel column and slender tripod cabriole legs, 45cm diameter x 72cm high
£60 - 80
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Carved oak joint stool with moulded top and rosette-headed turned supports with square section stretchers
£50 - 70
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Pair of very large Continental walnut Baroque armchairs with damask upholstered back and seat, each with cartouche-shaped pad back and massive overscroll arms, on turned and block understructure
£300 - 500
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