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Twelve 70cl bottles of Glenallachie Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (46% vol - Distilled 1995 - Cask No. 25 - Bottled in 2015 for Manwood Vintners) £150-200
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Twelve 70cl bottles of Glenallachie Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (46% vol - Distilled 1995 - Cask No. 25 - Bottled in 2015 for Manwood Vintners) £150-200
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Twelve 70cl bottles of Glenallachie Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (46% vol - Distilled 1995 - Cask No. 25 - Bottled in 2015 for Manwood Vintners) £150-200
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Twelve 70cl bottles of Glenallachie Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (46% vol - Distilled 1995 - Cask No. 25 - Bottled in 2015 for Manwood Vintners) £150-200
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Twelve 70cl bottles of Glenallachie Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (46% vol - Distilled 1995 - Cask No. 25 - Bottled in 2015 for Manwood Vintners) £150-200
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Twelve 70cl bottles of Glenallachie Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (46% vol -Distilled 1995 - Cask No. 25 - Bottled in 2015 for Manwood Vintners) £150-200
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Twenty four 70cl bottles of Glenallachie Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (46% vol - Distilled 1995 - Cask No. 25 - Bottled in 2015 for Manwood Vintners) £300-400
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Twenty four 70cl bottles of Glenallachie Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (46% vol - Distilled 1995 - Cask No. 25 - Bottled in 2015 for Manwood Vintners) £300-400
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Six 700ml bottles of Comte de Ferragut XO Armagnac (40% vol.), and six 700ml bottles of Godet Cognac (various - 40% vol) £120-160
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Twelve 700ml bottles of Comte de Ferragut V.S.O.P Armagnac (40% vol.), and six other bottles of Armagnac, various £160-200
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Eight bottles of 700ml of Godet X.O Cognac (40% volume), in decorative decanter style bottle and complete with gift box £200-250
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Six 70cl bottles of Cointreau Liqueur (40% volume), and six 70cl bottles of Pimm's No.1 (25% vol.) £80-100
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A bottle of 2002 Perrier Jouet "Cuvee Belle Epoque" Blanc de Blancs Vintage Champagne, in fitted white finish souvenir box and outer presentation box £100-150
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Twelve bottles of Mumm 1999 "Cuvee R. Lalou" Vintage Champagne £200-300
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Six bottles of Laurent Perrier "Grand Siecle" Grande Cuvee Champagne £100-150
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Three bottles of Laurent-Perrier "Cuvee" Rose Champagne, three bottles of Pol Roger 2000 "Extra Cuvee de Reserve" Vintage Champagne, and two bottles of Cattier "Clos du Moulin" Champagne (all in gift boxes) £150-200
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Two Magnum bottles of Krug "Grande Cuvee" Brut Champagne and one Magnum of Taittinger "Prestige" Rose Champagne £150-200
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Twenty four bottles of mixed Champagne £200-300
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Twenty four bottles of mixed Champagne £200-300
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A mixed selection of spirits, Champagne and half bottles of dessert wine, various (contained in four boxes) £200-300
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Four modern wicket picnic basket (to hold two bottles of Champagne - complete with four Champagne glasses) and ten small wicker picnic hampers (no interiors) £60-80
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Four modern wicker rectangular picnic cases (no contents), and ten small wicker picnic hampers (no contents) £60-80
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Four Vacu Vin rapid ice cooling Carafes, a selection of ice buckets, ice bucket stands and other stainless steel wine coolers £60-80
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Nine F & D Lead Free Crystal glass Carafes and a selection of other wine bottle coolers £60-80
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Two Screwpull corkscrews in presentation cases, and nine Necessity electric vacuum wine preservers and sundry other wine related items, cotton bags etc £70-100
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A 750ml bottle of "Noces de Perle" Special Reserve Brandy by A.Hardy, in presentation decanter with moulded and frosted base and stopper, in presentation case £120-160
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The "A.Hardy Cognac Collection", comprising - Six 35cl bottles of six styles of Cognac (42% vol) presented in a polished wooden case £150-200
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Seven bottles of Vintage port comprising - 1998 Noval late bottled vintage, 1970 Grahams (bottled 1972), 1963 Croft, 1967 Martinez, 1966 Taylors, 1984 Taylors Quinta de Vargellas and 1960 Quinta do Nova (label missing) £250-300
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A 70cl bottle of Remy Martin "Louis XIII" Grande Champagne Cognac (40% vol) in ornate moulded decanter and stopper of shaped form with sealed and ribbed decoration, contained in red cloth covered presentation case and with Certificate - Carafe No. CK 2148 £800-1200
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A late 19th Century French "Grand Sonnerie" carriage clock in the manner of Achille Brocot, the 2ins diameter white enamel dial with Roman numerals, above alarm and calendar dials, to the eight day movement quarter striking on two bells, the movement fully exposed on backplate, contained in gilt brass and bevel glass rectangular case of corniche pattern, the top engraved with leaf scroll ornament, 6.25ins high £800-1200
Provenance: Campbell & Archard Ltd. Incorporating Derek Roberts Antiques, 25 Shipbourne Road, Tonbridge, Kent, TN10 3DN, Stock No. 25102
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A late 19th Century French carriage clock by Richard and Cie of Paris, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, to the eight day two train movement striking and repeating on a gong, contained in gilt brass and bevel glass Corniche pattern case, 5.25ins high £200-300
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A late 19th/early 20th Century French carriage clock No.3418, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals to the eight day two train movement striking and repeating on a gong, contained in brass and bevelled glass Corniche pattern case, 5.5ins high (dial chipped and repaired and cracked across centre and bevelled glass panel to front chipped at lower right hand corner) £100-150
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A modern carriage clock by Matthew Norman, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a gong, contained in polished brass and bevel glass Corniche pattern case, 5.75ins high £120-160
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A carriage timepiece, the later movement by Angelus, the white enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals to the later eight day single train movement with replaced balance escapement, contained in brass and bevel glass one-piece case, engraved with leafage, 5.5ins high, and a brass cased mantel clock, the 3.25ins diameter gilt dial with Roman numerals, to the eight day two train movement by Henri Marc of Paris, striking on a bell, contained in modern brass drum pattern casing, supported by turned columns, front columns with spiral twisted ornament and on bun feet, 9ins high £100-150
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A late 19th Century French oval cased miniature carriage clock, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, to the eight day single train movement, contained in gilt brass and bevel glass oval case, with shaped folding handle and moulded top and footrim, 3.25ins high, and with key and associated black cloth covered square travelling case £300-400
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A late 19th/early 20th Century French miniature carriage timepiece, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals to the eight day single train movement (with replaced balance escapement), contained in brass and bevelled glass rectangular case with cant corners, 3.125ins high £120-160
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A late Victorian walnut cased wall mounted timepiece, aneroid barometer and thermometer, by Short & Mason Ltd, London, the clock and barometer with 5ins diameter silvered dials (clock now with later quartz movement), and with central mercury thermometer, contained in carved walnut case of architectural design, 16ins high £120-160
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A 19th Century French black slate and spelter cased mantel clock by C. Detouche of Paris, the 3.75ins white enamel dial with Roman numerals, to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in black slate case, surmounted by spelter figure of a seated classical female, on turned feet, 19ins high (chips to case and bronze finish to spelter cleaned off) £120-160
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A late 19th Century French black slate green veined marble and bronzed spelter mantel clock, the 3ins diameter white enamel dial with Roman numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in black slate case, with arched and moulded top, flanked by seated figure of an elderly scholar, on rectangular tiered base, 14.75ins high x 18.5ins overall £150-200
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A Victorian walnut and ebonised mantel timepiece by L. Japy Fils, No.2669, the 4.5ins diameter white enamel dial with Roman numerals to the eight day single train movement, contained in walnut and ebonised drum pattern case, with shaped and stepped base, 11.75ins high (dial somewhat chipped and damaged) £100-150
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An early 19th Century Continental walnut and ebonised mantel clock in the "Biedermeier" style, the 4.25ins diameter white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, to the eight day two train movement with silk suspension striking on gong, contained in arched top case, inlaid with ebonised stringings and flanked by two plain ebonised columns, on block feet, 15.5ins high £200-300
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An early 20th Century German stained as mahogany cased mantel clock, the 7.5ins arched silvered dial with Arabic numerals and regulation dials to arch, to the eight day three train movement striking on and chiming on five gongs, contained in case with arched and moulded cornice and on brass ogee feet, 16ins high, and one other German mahogany cased mantel clock, the 6ins diameter silvered dial with Arabic numerals to the eight day three train movement striking on five gongs, contained in mahogany arched top case, 13.25ins high £200-300
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An early Victorian figured mahogany cased mantel clock by Kleyser & Co of London, with 7.5ins diameter painted metal dial, to the eight day two train movement now striking on a gong, contained in mahogany case with shaped top, front carved with circular paterae, pineapples and leaf ornament, 17.25ins high £450-600
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A 19th Century French rosewood marquetry and gilt metal mounted mantel clock of "Empire" design, by H. Gigot of Brussels, No.688, the 3.75ins diameter white enamel dial with Roman numerals (somewhat faded), to the eight day two train movement, cast shell pattern pendulum and striking on a bell, contained in gilt brass cylindrical case with bead frontage, and supported "Empire" style case, the frieze, base and lower frieze inlaid with floral sprays and supported by four columns, with gilt metal capitals and bases, 19ins high (chipped around winding hole and scuffed at corners) £150-200
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An early 20th Century "Scottish" carved oak cased "Spinningdale" mantel clock, the 4ins diameter gilt dial with Arabic numerals within circular cartouches, to the German eight day two train movement striking on a gong, contained in oak case with shaped outline, the front carved in bold with leaf thistle, leafage and boars head crest, 18.25ins high £250-350
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A brass cased mantel clock, the 5ins diameter black slate chapter ring with gilt Roman numerals and visible escapement, to the French eight day two train movement No.1943 710, striking on a bell, contained in modern brass drum pattern case, supported by four reeded columns, with plain platform base and turned feet, 11.75ins high £100-150
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A brass cased mantel clock, the 6.75ins diameter white enamel dial with Roman numerals, inscribed "Everington, Paris and Nottingham" to the French eight day movement No.12437, striking on two bells, contained in modern brass drum pattern case, supported by four reeded columns, with plain platform base and turned feet, 14.25ins high £100-150
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An early 20th Century brass cased "Lantern" clock in the "17th Century" style, the 5ins diameter chapter ring with Roman numerals and the dial centre engraved with bold leaf scroll ornament, to the French brass framed eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in case with turned pillars and turned central finial, above three pierced and engraved frets and on turned feet, 12.75ins high £120-160
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An early 19th Century French gilt brass cased lyre pattern mantel timepiece, the 3.75ins diameter white enamelled chapter ring with Arabic numerals, to the eight day single train movement with silk suspension, the whole supported in gilt metal lyre pattern casing, two-handled flaming urn to crest and with acanthus leaves, fruiting baskets and ribbon swags, on twin rectangular gilt brass supports and rectangular white marble plinth base with gilt brass bead ornament, 16.5ins high, complete with rosewood rectangular plinth base and rectangular glass dome for same, 19.25ins high (dome cracked to one side) £600-800
Provenance: Campbell & Archard Ltd. Incorporating Derek Roberts Antiques, 25 Shipbourne Road, Tonbridge, Kent, TN10 3DN, Stock No. 24077
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A 19th Century French ormolu and porcelain mantel clock by Japy Freres, No. 6503, the 3.5ins diameter porcelain dial decorated in turquoise and gilt with Roman numerals, the dial centre decorated with butterflies and trophies to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in ormolu case with bold lidded urn surmount and bearded mask to sides, inset with four further porcelain panels decorated with young lovers and floral sprays within bold acanthus leaf swags and mounts, and on turned feet, 14.5in high (dial with restoration and gilt jewelling rubbed in places) £500-700
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A late 19th Century French brass and perspex cased "Four Glass" mantel clock No.2120, the 2.75ins diameter re-painted dial with Roman numerals to the eight day two train movement, with mercury compensated pendulum striking on a bell, contained in brass and bevelled perspex rectangular case, with rounded corners, 9.125ins high £120-160
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A late 19th Century French "Four Glass" mantel clock by Vincenti & Cie, No. 62069, retailed by J.W Benson Ltd, the 3.5ins diameter cream enamel chapter ring with Roman numerals and with visible escapement, to the eight day two train movement with mercury compensated pendulum and striking on a gong, contained in lacquered brass and bevelled glass rectangular case with moulded edge to top and moulded rounded corners, 14ins high £250-350
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A late 19th Century French brass cased "Four Glass" mantel clock by S. Marti No. 380 27, the 4.5ins diameter white enamel chapter ring with Roman numerals and with visible escapement, the eight day two train movement with mercury compensated pendulum striking on a bell, contained in polished brass and bevelled glass rectangular moulded case, 15.25ins high (enamel chapter ring chipped at VI and mercury discoloured) £350-500
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A late 19th Century French oval "Four Glass" mantel clock, No.144 64, the 4.5ins diameter white enamel chapter ring with Roman numerals and with visible escapement to centre, to the eight day two train movement with mercury compensated pendulum striking on a bell, contained in polished brass and bevelled glass oval case with moulded top and base, 13.75ins high £500-700
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A 19th Century French ormolu cased mantel clock, No. 6475, the 3.375ins diameter white enamel chapter ring with engine turned gilt dial centre, to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in ormolou case flanked by standing figure of a musician in medieval dress, the front cast with bold leaf and floral ornament, the rectangular plinth decorated with musical trophies and cherubs, on conforming bun feet, 15.25ins high, and rectangular glass dome with stained wood rectangular plinth for same (dome cracked) £450-600
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A mid-19th Century brass Skeleton timepiece probably by Evans of Handsworth in the form of The Scott Memorial, the 7.25ins diameter fretted silvered dial with Roman numeral cartouches, the heavy twin brass framed single train chain and fusee with balance escapement, the framework of fretted Gothic pattern and with gilt metal seated figure of Walter Scott and his dog, on rectangular plinth, 20.5ins high, mounted on white marble two-tiered oval base, with bun feet and with oval glass dome, 26ins high £1000-1500
Note: In 1805 Boulton & Watt of The Soho Foundry, Handsworth, Birmingham decided to discontinue the manufacture of clocks and handed this side of the business over to John Houghton, who had been their foreman. Houghton established himself in Soho Street and called the business "The Soho Clock Factory" where trade flourished and in due course his son-in-law William Frederick Evans joined him. Houghton retired in 1843 leaving Evans to run the business, and died some 20 years later.
Full details of William Frederick Evans and the description of these clocks and pictures are to be found on pages 61 to 63 and 123 to 156 of "Skeleton Clocks - Britain 1800-1914" by Derek Roberts.
Scott Memorial was designed by George Meikle Kemp and built 1840-1846.
Provenance: Campbell & Archard Ltd. Incorporating Derek Roberts Antiques, 25 Shipbourne Road, Tonbridge, Kent, TN10 3DN, Stock No. 31089
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A 19th Century brass framed Skeleton clock with 6ins diameter silvered pierced chapter ring with Roman numerals, to the twin brass framed single train movement with passing strike on 13ins high, mounted on red veined marble two-tier oval marble base and complete with oval dome for same, 18ins high overall £300-400
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