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Rare wild cherry wood 18th Century longcase clock, Lee High Wycombe, the concave cornice above a square glazed door flanked by three quarter columns above a long trunk door and panel base, the white painted signed dial with Roman hours and outer Arabic minute, 30 hour movement, 193cm high
£400-£600 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III mahogany longcase clock, Mallell, Woodbridge, the arched pediment above an arched glazed hood flanked by columns, a long trunk door flanked by quarter columns on a plinth base, the white painted dial with Roman hours, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the arch with a rocking ships leaving a port, twin train movement striking on a bell, 206cm high
£300-£500 plus 22.8% BP*
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George II green lacquered longcase clock, circa 1730, the concave cornice above a glazed arched hood door flanked by turned columns and arched trunk door above a panel base, with all over green lacquer Chinese scene decoration, the signed Jo's Dudds brass dial with a brass chapter ring and Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date aperture, twin train movement striking on a bell, 220cm high
£700-£900 plus 22.8% BP*
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Negretti & Zambra oak cased barograph, the glazed case with clockwork drum, drawer to the base of the case, 35cm wide
£150-£250 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian wall clock, of small proportions, by J & A Jump, 1a Old Bond Street, London, 157, the circular white 8" dial with Roman hours, single train movement housed within an internal brass casing, the clock 34cm high
£200-£300 plus 22.8% BP*
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Early 19th Century fruitwood Hugh Neuchatel bracket clock, the waisted case with a white enamel dial with Roman hours, Arabic minuites, 8 day silk suspension verge, with engraved moon pendulum, 55cm high
£400-£600 plus 22.8% BP*
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Late 19th Century French gilt bronze mantel clock, Fortaine Au Havre, the foliate urn finial above trailing foliate decoration and ribbon tied plinth above onyx columns and squat feet, the signed dial with black Arabic hours, twin train movement striking on a bell, 36cm high
£150-£250 plus 22.8% BP*
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Early Victorian Gothic revival barometer, of larger proportions, the spire top above four arched columns either side of the thermometer, the circular barometer dial above a carved apron with convex mirror, 136cm high
£500-£700 plus 22.8% BP*
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Austrian gilt "picture frame" wall clock, the gilt circular dial with Roman hours, gilt metal spandrels, pendulum glazed viewing hole, housed with a glazed frame, 35.5cm wide, 43cm high
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Novelty desk timepiece, with riding crops and horse shoe case, white enamel dial with black Roman hours, kite mark to the case back, single train movement, 23.5cm high
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Late 19th Century French four glass and marble mantel clock, the arched top above gilt Corinthian capped columns and stepped base raised on squat feet, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, twin train movement striking on a gong, 32cm high
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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19th Century Dutch wall clock, the arched glazed hood above a carved case, a white painted dial with Roman hours, the arch painted with a river and building, 124cm high
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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German novelty blinking eye hunting dog wall clock, the transfer front with a dogs head above the black chapter ring and white Arabic hours, 18.5cm high
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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Early 20th Century gilt brass carriage clock, the five glass case with a pale green enamel dial with raised hour numeral and rubbed retailer name, lever platform escapement, 14cm high
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian gilt brass carriage clock, the five glass case with trailing bees to the edges, enamel chapter ring with Arabic hours, lever platform escapement, 14.5cm high
£150-£250 plus 22.8% BP*
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Early 20th Century gilt brass carriage clock, the five glazed case with a cream enamel chapter ring with Arabic hours, swag decorated front and ribbon work to the case, with a lever platform escapement, 14cm high
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Miniature gilt metal carriage clock, the shaped top above a white enamel dial with Roman hours and subsidiary dial, lever platform escapement, 8.5cm high
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of early 19th Century silk pictures. The oval silk thread pictures titled to the base 'The Rural Cot' and 'The Anglers' housed within moulded frames, 30cm wide x 27cm high
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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19th Century simulated wood Scandinavian food box, with raised ends and oval removable top to the oval base, 73cm
£150-£250 plus 22.8% BP*
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17th Century Limoges enamel plaque, Salvator Mundi, polychrome enamel with a gilt metal frame, 11cm x 13.5cm
£200-£300 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian library book grab, the handle with faux marble design, lever handle and grab claw end, 90cm long
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Regency pen and ink work box, the rectangular box with angled edges, decorated with figural scenes, flowers and landscapes, the interior containing small trays, 29cm wide, 18cm deep, 9cm high
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Mixed works of art, to include a 19th Century treen spoon, beam scale, a stone ware pot, a pair of bronze candlesticks and a D Leonardt & Co Universal pen nib box, (5)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver and ivory page turner, Birmingham 1888, the silver handle of ribbed decoration with long ivory blade, 34cm high, together with a 19th Century ostrich feather and bone stick fan, (2)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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17th Century stone mortar, the square body with canted corners, 17cm wide, 15cm high
£100-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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Taxidermy boars head, mounted on an oak shield back, 52cm high
£70-£100 plus 22.8% BP*
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19th Century rosewood walking stick, the handle of carved ivory with monogrammed white metal collar length 90cm
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Box of mostly 19th Century lace, of various designs, (qty)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Set of three 19th Century oak templates, with carved pierced heart, ovals, clubs and circles, 50cm wide, (3)
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian Stevengraphs, the Lady Godiva Procession, The Good Old Days and Present Time, (3)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian Stevengraph, For Life or Death, Heroism on Land, showing the fire brigade
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian Stevengraphs, to include Are You Ready and The First Spurt, depicting the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race, (2)
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian Stevengraph 'The Death of Nelson', titled on mount
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian Stevengraphs, Military and Political interest, to include Rt Hon W E Gladstone, Lord Roberts, King Edward VII and Lord Kitchener, (4)
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian Stevengraphs, the Stevengraphs mounted within conforming frames, titled The Start and The Meet, (2)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian Stevengraphs, to include Crystal Palace, Full Cry, God Speed the Plough, (3)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Two tartan sashes, crisscross design in reds, greens and blacks, (2)
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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Early 20th Century carpenters/cabinet makers shop sign, the painted sign in the form of a chisel, 78cm long
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Russian papier-mâché Troika cigar box, together with the conforming page turner, both decorated with Russian sledge scenes, the box 15cm wide, (2)
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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19th Century presentation tipstaff, the fruit wood staff with screw off end above an ivory tube and silver plaque with the inscription: "Presented by Peter Consett Esq, Brawith Hall, to Thos Barker Farrier, Knayton, York, Born 1741. Died 1824. the opposing side with the text Presented by Thos Bruce Esq, Camberwell Grove Grandson of Thos Barker, M.R.C.V.L. L&G, 41 Park Crescent Mews. N.W. 7th Jany 1870." 22.5cm high
£300-£500 plus 22.8% BP*
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Twelve plaster medallions of various dates depicting famous men. Largest 7cm diameter (12)
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III period brass whale oil lamp, with four adjustable lights on turned column and drip tray. 41cm tall
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III mahogany tea caddy, the rectangular top with a swing handle above the shaped edge above the rectangular base and bracket feet, 22cm wide
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Quantity of plaster seal impressions to include those of Edward VIII, Baden Powell, Tower Bridge, Queen Victoria, Winston Churchill, George Bernard Shaw etc and also Simon de Passe examples (48)
£60-£80 plus 22.8% BP*
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Grand Tour, a 19th Century carved ivory bust of Giovanni Cimabue, with an ivory frame, the frame 10cm x 11.5cm
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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Irish shillelagh gnarled oak club with a perforation towards the base, length 93cm
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian mahogany and inlaid kidney shape tray with a central shell inlay, an undulating gallery and a pair of brass carrying handles, 60cm wide
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian walking stick, possibly rhinoceros horn handle and ebonized shaft, length 83cm
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of 19th Century bronze candlesticks. The traced of gilding to the leaf sconce, above a tulip flower and foliate column, gadrooned base with arched shell capped feet, 23cm high (2)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Fine 19th Century carved dog head cane, the carved cane with an open mouth and projecting horn tongue and ears back, 86cm high
£200-£300 plus 22.8% BP*
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