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A longcase clock of architectural proportions, the brass dial pierced to the top with vertical bars with veneered wooden plaque behind the chapter ring, Roman numerals, the centre dial with shaped fret cut inner dial and subsidiary seconds dial, the case with simulated brickwork, the top with arched bell tower, further towers flanking, the case with porticos and niches, the glazed door with simulated keystones and flat tracery with sand blast textured glazed panels, the top bearing brass plaque inscribed Made by W. Keegan AD 1988 , three weight five tube striking movement, the base with classical arcaded pillar gallery, 288cm high approx., 90cm wide approx. £1000 - 1500
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A George II black painted longcase clock, the arched dial inscribed John Thompson, London, within an engraved circle flanked by a pair of mythical horse and scroll cast spandrels, the brass chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, matted centre dial, cherub pierced spandrels, the hood with pair of ebonised pillars, the arched trunk door with gold painted ovolo moulding, 196cm high (extensive faults, old restorations, newer restorations, reduced); together with a box inscribed Black Grandfather Clock containing a number of items relating to this particular clock including: cogs, bell striker etc. £100 - 200
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A Vienna regulator with flared cornice, the arched glazed door flanked by turned split ebonised pillars, pendant base, the movement striking on a coil, loose cream enamel dial with Roman chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial inscribed GB within an anchor, two weights and pendulum; together with a small quantify of clock parts including: hands, pulleys, winding key etc., 95cm high £60 - 100
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An oak cased Granddaughter clock with brushed chromium plated chapter ring, Roman numerals, silent chime lever, three winding holes and pierced silver painted hands, Art Deco style case, 132cm high; an oak Granddaughter clock case 122.5cm high; a quantity of mid to late 20th Century mantel clocks, movements, dials, cases etc. (qty) £20 - 40
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A Vienna wall clock with flared cornice, the walnut case with arched glazed door enclosing a cream enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, pulleys, hand, winding key and pendulum, 90cm high; another similar (2) £60 - 100
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Three Vienna wall clocks each of conventional design, 78cm high and smaller; together with a quantity of pediments, parts etc. (qty) £60 - 100
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A skeleton clock frame with pierced brass plates, 40cm high overall approx. £20 - 40
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A George III enamel clock face with arched top painted deer, the spandrels with shells and seaweed, Arabic numerals, 47cm high; another square face the spandrels floral painted, by H. Baker Appleby, 30cm square, a pair of Corinthian capped wooden pillars (4) £20 - 40
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A Stockall recorder time clock, incomplete with spring driven movement, the dial inscribed Stockall Recorder, patent , Made in England , partially cased, 60cm high (faults) £20 - 30
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A Victorian black slate mantel clock of architectural form, the frieze inlaid with copper panel cast anthemion, scrolls and pendants, the circular dial with cream enamel chapter ring, Arabic numerals within a copper and brass bezzle, brass centre dial and shaped hands, flanked by a pair of brass pillars cast Doric capitals, further panel beneath with stylised palmettes and acanthus leafage, the rectangular base bearing silver presentation plaque inscribed Presented to Mr & Mrs Allebone by The Trustees and Friends of The Bozeat Wesleyan Church as a token of esteem and goodwill, September 1902 , 33.5cm high, Circa 1880 £100 - 150
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A Victorian black slate mantel clock of architectural form, the shallow canted top centred on a square pediment above a front incised and inlaid to the angles with malachite panels, the white enamel dial with cast bezzle, Roman numerals, eight-day Brocot escapement, the skirted base conforming, 35cm high, Circa 1860 £100 - 150
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A Victorian black slate mantel clock of architectural form, domed top fluted and flanked by horizontal corbels, the frieze with brass plaque cast with classical scenes, the cream enamel dial with Arabic numerals, coppered bezzle and brass centre dial, eight-day movement, flanked by six fluted Corinthian capped columns above pair of conforming horizontal panels, the spreading rectangular base bearing presentation plaque inscribed Presented to Mr W E Humphrey by the employees of Messrs Eastman's Ltd (Nottingham District) as a token of respect and esteem September 2nd 1901 , 32cm high, 44cm wide, Circa 1880 £100 - 150
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A black Japanned cast iron clock case of architectural form, the brass dial beneath a pediment centred on an applied gold painted ribbon flanked by two pairs of fluted Corinthian capped columns, skirted base with presentation brass plaque, 29cm high; together with a large quantity of continental clock movements (qty) £30 - 50
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A part clock movement with small white enamel face, Arabic numerals, posted movement with pulley and weights, 34cm wide approx; together with two further weights (qty) £30 - 50
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Three American mantel clocks all with paper dials and spring driven movements in ornate cases, spire finials, 45cm high and smaller; a cuckoo clock case, pair of fir cone weights (qty) £20 - 40
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Five continental mantel clocks, one with cartouche shaped ebonised case, applied brass ornamentation, 26cm high, the others in various cases, some incomplete (qty) £20 - 40
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A 19th Century part compass, the silvered register inscribed Troughton, London , the centre finely engraved and black Japanned with stylised foliage and fluted star, 12.5cm diameter; a brass compass binnacle, 23cm wide overall; another clock face with brass case £30 - 50
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A continental clock movement inscribed DR patent , numbered 125605 and 48146; another clock movement numbered 44882 (qty) £20 - 40
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A large quantity of clock parts including cogs, some movements, carriage clock parts, finials, etc. (qty) £20 - 30
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A small quantity of clock keys £10 - 20
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Four continental clock movements, French and German with chapter rings, faces, some incomplete, 14.5cm diameter and smaller £20 - 40
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A quantity of clock faces and chapter rings £20 - 40
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A quantity of clock pendulums £20 - 30
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A quantity of electric clock movements, reproduction numeral tablets, etc; together with a reproduction glass dome (qty) £20 - 30
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A quantity of clock cogs etc. £20 - 30
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Seven longcase and other clock movements, some incomplete (qty) £30 - 50
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A George III oak cased longcase clock with swan neck pediment, the arched enamel dial painted to the top with sailing ship and castle, the spandrels floral painted, Roman and Arabic numerals with subsidiary seconds and month dial, twin winding holes and pierced hands the hood with pair of brass capped fluted pillars, the trunk door shaped with shaded shell patera within two strung lozenges, the panelled base similar, 218cm high; a George III oak longcase clock, the hood with fret cut swan neck pediment, the arched enamel dial painted to the top with a half length portrait of a young woman holding a sprig of flowers, floral painted spandrels, Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and month dials, twin winding holes, the hood with pair of brass capped pillars, the trunk with indented angles and mahogany crossbands, fluted angles, 212cm high approx., Circa 1780; a Victorian mahogany cased longcase clock with hood, swan neck pediment centred on a ball and eagle finial enclosing an arched dial inscribed Tho Hawxwell , Brompton , decorated with scrolls, Roman and Arabic numerals, shaped crossbanded trunk door, 217cm high approx., all late 18th / early 19th Century (all with extensive faults, the latter with serious faults to case) (3) £400 - 600
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A 19th Century oak longcase clock case, the hood with flared cornice, dentil and beadwork carved above a frieze carved stylised leafage and dog tooth border, square glazed door flanked by turned capped columns, plain trunk door and base, 208cm high, Circa 1840 £200 - 300
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A 19th Century postman's alarm, the circular white face with pale pink chapter ring, Roman numerals, brass alarm dial and pierced blued steel hands, the mahogany stained beech frame convex moulded, the movement striking on a bell with pair of fir cone weights, 28cm diameter overall, Circa 1860 £50 - 80
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A lantern clock of conventional design with arched frame supporting the bell with tall spire finial, the foliate engraved and blacked plates pierced above a circular chapter ring, Roman numerals, the centre inscribed Thomas Moore, Ipswich , 39cm high; fitted in a later oak wall stand with applied gold painted pierced white metal panels, 20th Century £200 - 300
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An Edwardian Sheraton revival inlaid mahogany balloon clock, the front with floral and leafy inlay, the cream enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, pierced blued steel hands, waisted case on spreading rectangular plinth and button feet, 27cm high, Circa 1905 £40 - 60
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An early 19th Century Sienna marble and bronze desk clock the fluted Sienna marble column, laurel cast bronze socle with eagle on rocky base and applied leafage, the eagle holding a "bullseye" clock, the gilt dial inscribed Swinden & Sons, the chapter ring with black enamelled Roman numerals, the centre dial floral engraved, the movement visible, 20.5cm high, Circa 1830/40 £600 - 800
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A 19th Century French mantel clock, the drum shaped case with ribbon twist bezel enclosing a white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals, the ornate case cast reclining female figure holding a porcelain portrait within ornate frame, foliate scroll and laurel borders, Sevres bleu floral painted panel beneath the dial, gold painted wooden plinth, 36cm high, 48cm wide, Circa 1860 (faults) £300 - 400
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A French ormolu mantel clock, the case veneered overall with red tortoiseshell, the top with pair of winged amorini around a Rococo scroll, the ornate leaf scroll case with bombé front and sides, the white enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, blued steel hands, eight-day movement striking on a coil, 47cm high, Circa 1860 £600 - 1000
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A German ebonised mantel clock of waisted Rococo form, the front inlaid in engraved brass, tortoiseshell, mother of pearl, pink and blue enamel, scrolls and leafage, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, gilt metal bezel, French movement striking on a bell, 43cm high, Circa 1870 (faults) £150 - 250
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A French painted giltwood clock of waisted cartouche form, the case with floral carved pediment above floral filled panels, the front with ribbon tied foliate pendant, the white enamel dial inscribed Dutertre, a Paris , Arabic numerals, pierced brass engraved hands, eight-day movement striking on a bell, beaded milled bezel, conforming floral painted panel under, scrolling legs, 44cm high, Circa 1880 £200 - 300
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A French ormolu and marble mantel clock, the movement contained within a circular fronted waisted square pedestal, a seated figure of Minerva flanked by ewer and shield, she holding a spear in her left hand and branch in her right, oval white marble plinth, the waisted base ornately cast with mask and scroll headed cartouche and mythical beast scroll legs, the dial with enamel tablets and Roman numerals, blued steel hands, eight-day movement striking on a bell, Circa 1860 (faults) £300 - 400
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A 19th Century bronze mantel clock, the movement contained within a rock flanked by a classical figure of a sculptor with fragment at his feet, holding a chisel in his left hand and mallet in his right, the white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals, pierced blued steel hands, eight-day movement striking on a bell (bell missing), the rectangular stepped base cast egg, dart and laurel, the Sienna marble plinth with applied ribbon tied oak leaf and sculptural trophy, the angles boldly cast as acanthus wrapped paw feet, 53cm high, 47cm wide max., Circa 1850 £800 - 1200
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An early 19th Century mahogany cased drop dial wall clock, the cream enamel dial with Roman numerals, inscribed Reid, London, brass bezel and moulded outer frame, the drop case inlaid with brass stringing and stylised leafage with pair of fluted "ears", single train fuseé movement, dial 30cm diameter, 46cm high overall, Circa 1830 £300 - 500
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A French white metal novelty hygrometer modelled as a tower, the top with detachable finial with twine, the scaled roof with chimney and window with cast metal figure, the tower with various apertures, the interior with revolving papered tube delineating the weather, the base inscribed Observatoire De La Tour Peintre, Made In France , 22.5cm high £70 - 100
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A mahogany cased brass single drawers telescope, the lens cover inscribed Spencer, Browning & Rust London , 51cm long closed (faults) £80 - 120
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A late 19th Century Swiss musical box playing six airs, 11.5cm wide drum and 11cm comb, side winding handle, the opposing with change/repeat and stop/play levers, the lid interior with paper label numbered 41400 inscribed Rigoletto, Volonontaires, Vive La France, Stephanie, Guillaume Tell & Faust , the burr case with transfer printed decoration to the centre within ebonised borders, 33.5cm wide, 18.5cm deep, 14cm high, Circa 1885 £250 - 350
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A Victorian Swiss bells-in-sight musical box playing eight airs the 33cm drum and comb numbered 286, side winding handle the opposing with change/repeat and stop/play buttons, glazed cover, the rosewood veneered case boxwood strung, the lid centred on a musical trophy, the front with applied transfer print, 64cm wide, 38cm deep, 33cm high, Circa 1885 £1000 - 1500
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A 19th Century brass student's microscope inscribed Bausch & Lomb, Optical Company, Rochester, USA , numbered 120107, Eimer and Amend, New York, 32mm lens also signed, 16cm high closed, cased; together with some microscopic glass circles and slides (3) £40 - 60
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A Parker three drawers brass leather cased telescope, the eyepiece barrel inscribed 30 times spotter Parker.Bisley Workes.Birmingham , the leather sleeve stamped with initials CHLD and dated 1934, leather end covers, 76cm long extended (faults) £70 - 100
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A 19th Century combined pocket barometer with thermometer, the centre dial inscribed Rain/Change/Fair Compensated, U-shaped thermometer, lacquered brass case with ring carrying handle, 7cm high overall, Circa 1850 £100 - 150
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A Victorian oak cased circular wall barometer by Negretti & Zambra, white enamel register with blued steel hand and brass pointer, inscribed 38 Holborn Viaduct, 122 Regent Street and 45 Cornhill, London , numbered 28730, lacquered brass bezzle and carved waisted circular oak case, 22cm diameter, Circa 1860 £50 - 80
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An Islamic silver damascened copper shaped circular dish, 24.5cm diameter; a small three colour metal Cairo-ware casket of small proportions, the hinged lid with strapwork hinges and clasp, the top, front, sides and back with panels of interlaced emblems and script, 8cm wide, both late 19th / early 20th Century (2) £70 - 110
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An Arts & Craft brass shaped rectangular tray, the field embossed stylised acanthus leafage with flowerheads, the centre inscribed East West, Homes Best on a banner, 50cm wide, early 20th Century £40 - 60
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A Continental ormolu casket, the hinged cover with a cast panel of reclining female with winged amorini within flowerhead, C and foliate scroll frame, the front, sides and back with vacant lobed cartouches, conforming frames on four shell and scroll cast legs, 19.5cm wide, 11cm high, Circa 1870 £70 - 100
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