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Three bottles of non-vintage champagne - Laurent-Perrier, Lanson Rosé and Moet & Chandon £150-200
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A bottle of Johnnie Walker 15 year Old Scotch Whisky, bottled to commemorate Kilmarnock - 400th (Anniversary of the Granting of Burgh Status to Kilmarnock), (75cl - bottled in 1992 - No. JW 1109), with lead seal applied to capsule, and box for same £200-300
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A bottle of Johnnie Walker 15 year Old Scotch Whisky, bottled to commemorate Kilmarnock - 400th (Anniversary of the Granting of Burgh Status to Kilmarnock), (75cl - bottled in 1992 - No. JW 1909), with lead seal applied to capsule, and box for same £200-300
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Twelve Bell's Old Scotch Whisky "Christmas Decanters" (each 75cl - containing 8 years old blended whisky) in porcelain bell shaped decanters, 8ins high (eleven in presentation boxes) £120-160
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A bottle of Bell's "2000 Millennium" 8 year old blended whisky (70cl), in presentation pack, five bottles of Bell's Old Scotch Whisky (each 75cl) in bell shaped decanters, and seven smaller ditto (each 50cl) £100-150
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Four bottles of Bell's Old Scotch Whisky (each 75cl) in commemorative bell shaped decanters, a bottle of Chivas "Royal Salute" 21 year old blended Scotch Whisky (75cl) in presentation decanter, two bottles of Dimple 12 and 15 years old blended Scotch Whisky (each 75cl ), two bottles of Lamb's Navy Rum (each 75cl) in presentation stoneware jugs, and five bottles of non-vintage champagne £150-200
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A replica World Cup Italia 1990 Jeroboam bottle of "Barolo" 1984 Reserve D.O.C.G. (unopened), with original box £80-120
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A modern Gucci chromed metal cased travelling alarm timepiece, No. 4396, the black dial with silver baton numerals, to the quartz movement, contained in plain rectangular case, 45mm x 50mm overall, with original black leather pouch, and contained in green leather covered box and with papers £80-120
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Two early 20th Century French carriage timepieces, both with white enamel dials with Roman numerals, to the eight day movements, one contained in lacquered brass and bevelled glass case of architectural design, 5.5ins high, the other in lacquered brass and bevelled glass case of Corniche design, 4.5ins high £80-120
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An early 20th Century French carriage clock, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, to the eight day single train movement, contained in gilt brass and bevelled glass rectangular case, 5.5ins high, and key for same, and a smaller French carriage clock by Payne & Son, Tunbridge Wells and Oxford, 4.5ins high £100-150
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A modern Cartier gilt metal and walnut effect octagonal travelling alarm clock, No. 7517 01440, the white enamel octagonal dial with Roman numerals, in gilt finish metal and walnut effect octagonal fronted case with strut folding stand, 3ins x 3.375ins, contained in Cartier red cloth covered fitted case Note: With service documents dated 11th March 2019, indicating complete service undertaken £400-600
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An early Victorian brass framed skeleton timepiece by John Boxer of Folkestone, the 5ins diameter silvered dial with Roman numerals, to the twin shaped brass framework supporting fusee single train movement, on rectangular brass base with twin stepped white marble plinth, 11.25ins high, and with later oval dome for same with ebonised plinth, 16ins high overall. Note: John Boxer Senior recorded working Folkestone from 1804, the son of Michael Boxer who was working in London from 1779-1804, at which time he obtained the Freedom of Folkestone. Although a watchmaker, he held the position of post master and acted as auctioneer and librarian. His son John Junior recorded Folkestone, born 1779, died 1852. £400-600
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A 20th Century brass skeleton clock, the 5.5ins diameter silvered dial with Roman numerals, the eight day single train fusee movement supported on twin shaped brass plates, 12.5ins high, on ebonised oval plinth base, and with glass dome £250-350
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An unusual brass framed "pillar" clock after 19th Century original by William Smith of Musselburgh, the 4ins diameter white enamel chapter ring with Arabic numerals, to the fusee skeletonised movement, the whole supported on six brass columns containing driving spring and square brass base, 15ins high, mounted on grey turned marble base and with cylindrical glass dome, 18ins high £200-300
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A modern brass skeleton clock of "Victorian" design, the 5.5ins diameter pierced chapter ring inset with shaped Roman numeral enamel cartouches, to the twin brass framed fusee single train movement with passing strike on one bell, plates of moulded scroll outline, 15.75ins high, mounted on oval plinth, and with heavy moulded glass oval dome for same, 20.25ins high overall £200-300
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A 19th Century French ormolu and white marble cased mantel clock, the 4.5ins diameter domed white enamel dial with Arabic numerals to the eight day two train movement with silk suspension striking on a bell, contained in ormolu drum pattern case surmounted by a figure of a woman greeting Cupid with a garland, on white marble and ormolu mounted rectangular base, the frieze panel cast with putti, flanked with leaves, on turned feet, 14ins high £800-1000
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An early 19th Century French porcelain cased mantel clock by Pepin of Paris, No. 1785, the 3.5ins diameter silvered dial with Roman numerals, to the eight day two train movement with silk suspension striking on a bell, contained in apple green, white and gilt decorated porcelain case of "Louis XV" Rococo design, surmounted by leaf and floral finial, the side panels enamelled in colours with floral sprays, on leaf and scroll pattern base, 14.5ins high £300-400
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A late 19th/early 20th Century French pink veined marble and gilt brass mounted three-piece clock garniture with "Four Glass" clock, No. 10430, the 3.75ins diameter white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and floral swag decoration, to the eight day two train movement with mercury compensated pendulum striking on a bell, contained in polished brass, bevelled glass and pink veined marble case of serpentine outline, the moulded top surmounted by gilt metal figure of a lion, with turned columns and moulded base with turned feet, 17ins high, and a pair of matching two-handled urn shaped vases, on circular bases with turned feet, 13.5ins high £250-350
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An early 20th Century German "Diana" mystery clock, a cast bronzed spelter female figure supporting a spring driven movement, the 1.75ins diameter enamel dial with Arabic numerals and with three brass rod pendulum with brass ball bob, 13.5ins high £200-300
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An unusual ebonised miniature bracket clock, the 3.5ins arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, the arch with circular panel signed "Alex Giroust of London", the dial centre engraved with a Tudor rose and with pierced steel hands, to the eight day two train movement with verge escapement and bulbous turned pillars, the rear plate engraved with a basket of flowers and leaf scroll ornament, contained in 18th Century ebonised case with bell top and folding brass carrying handle, on later brass ogee feet, 10.25ins high (movement substantially rebuilt) Note: Alexander Giroust recorded working in London 1728-1739, with a lacquer bracket clock in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Provenance: Steve Fletcher - The Clock Work Shop, 79 Corn Street, Witney, Oxfordshire, purchased 9th September 1997 £2000-3000
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A 20th Century walnut cased mantel clock by Elliott of London, the square brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, engraved dial centre, with an eight day two train movement striking on eight chimes, contained in walnut case of 18th Century design with caddy top, 11ins high £200-300
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A 19th Century mahogany and gilt brass mounted mantel timepiece, the 3ins diameter white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, to the later single train movement with balance escapement, contained in gilt brass cylindrical case surmounted by figure of Cupid and supported by tree with crossed trophies flanked by two farming figures, the rectangular mahogany base with gilt brass leaf pattern mounts, on paw feet, 13.25ins high Note: Bears retailers label for Cousens, 61 George Street, Portman Square, London £300-400
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An early George III mahogany table clock by Haley & Son of London, the 7ins arched brass dial with narrow silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, matted dial centre and with Strike/Silent dial to arch within chiselled gilt spandrels, to the eight day two train movement with anchor escapement, heavy brass plates and plain pillars with central knop and engraved back plate striking on a bell, contained in figured mahogany case with inverted bell top, folding brass handle, the front door with raised moulding to dial and moulded edges, conforming moulded base and on block feet, 18ins high Note: Haley & Son recorded working London before 1774 £3000-4000
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A rare Charles II brass cased quarter striking "winged" lantern clock, the front fret engraved "Eduardus East Londini", the 6.5ins diameter silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals and two steel hands, the centre silver alarm disc with engraved Tudor rose surrounded by brass dial engraved with tulips and leafage, to the verge movement with later anchor shaped bob pendulum oscillating between two inner plates, to the three train quarter striking movement with alarum, striking on two bells, contained in brass case with turned uprights and finials, heavy silvered metal bell, the brass framing with turned uprights, turned finials and three cast frets, the front engraved, and with later glazed winged apertures to the side doors with later pierced and engraved crestings, 15.75ins high, and with four brass cased weights for same
Provenance: Sold Sotheby's, Bond Street, London - Important Clocks, Watches, Wristwatches and Barometers - Auction 13th October 1988 - Lot 191 - Noted as The property of Viscount Hereford Note: Edward East born 1602, apprentice 1618 to Richard Rogers, elected Master of the Clockmakers Company 1645 and 1652, and Watch and Clockmaker to Charles I, died 1696. This clock is thought to date to circa 1680 £8000-12000
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An 18th Century brass lantern clock by George Clarke, Leadenhall Street, London, No. 5373, made for the Turkish market, the 7.25ins diameter silvered chapter ring with Turkish numerals and spandrels cast with crescent ornament, to the brass framed movement with turned uprights and finials and fretted and engraved side panels, the brass and steel framed movement with verge escapement, 14.75ins high, and with later wooden wall bracket for same Note: Probably George Clarke recorded working Leadenhall Street, London1725, Livery of The Clockmakers Company 1787 - Fine Table Clock in the Wetherfield Collection, Sheep's Head Clock with Turkish figures and longcase clock in the Virginia Museum. £800-1200
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A mahogany and brass mounted circular "Sedan" clock, the 3.875ins diameter brass dial with Roman numerals, to the later single train movement, contained in turned mahogany and brass mounted case, 6.5ins diameter £80-120
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A French ebonised case wall clock, the 9.75ins diameter painted metal dial with Roman numerals, to the two train movement striking on a gong, contained in case with shaped and moulded framing, the inner slip decorated with flowers and inlaid with mother-of-pearl, 24ins x 20ins overall £80-120
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A 20th Century copper dial wall clock, 15ins dial with single hour markers, with single chain fusee movement, 16ins diameter overall £150-200
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A mahogany cased dial wall clock by Daniel Gunn of Tower Hill, London, the 14ins diameter white enamel dial with Roman numerals, to the fusee movement, contained in case with turned and moulded edge, 19.5ins high £150-200
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An early 20th Century oak cased electric wall clock by Magneta, the 7.5ins diameter white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, to the electric movement, contained in plain oak case with glazed trunk door, 55ins high, an early 20th Century oak and glazed cased electric wall clock, the 7.25ins oak square dial applied with silvered numeral batons, to the electric movement, contained in case with moulded cornice and apron and with glazed door, 56.5ins high, and one other similar electric wall clock, 38ins high £150-200
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An early 19th Century dark stained cased dial wall clock, the 18ins diameter black painted metal dial with gilt Roman numerals and brass hand with pierced heart shaped terminals, to the eight day fusee movement with tapered brass plates and baluster turned pillars, in dark stained case with narrow turned bezel, 20ins high £1000-1500
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A late 19th Century walnut and ebonised cased "Vienna Regulator", the 6.5ins diameter white enamel dial with Roman numerals, to the eight day two train weight driven movement striking on a gong, wooden pendulum rod with large brass bob, contained in case of architectural design with turned finials, 44.5ins high £120-160
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A late 19th Century walnut and ebonised "Vienna Regulator", the 7ins diameter cream enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to the single train weight driven movement, contained in case of architectural design with shaped cresting with turned finials and fluted split turned columns to door, on conforming apron, 52ins high £120-160
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An oak mounted and brass water clock of "17th Century" design, the 10ins square dial with Roman numerals, to the water driven movement, the shaped back applied with oval plaque worded "Tyme if short - John Downing of London fecit 1694", 43ins high £80-120
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A good late 18th Century black japanned tavern clock by William Frodsham, Kingsgate Street, Red Lion Square, the 24ins diameter painted wood dial with Roman numerals and with gilt painted metal hands, to the eight day single train movement with tapered brass plates, turned pillars and with passing strike on hour, contained in black japanned case with shaped and gilt decorated wings, the shaped trunk door decorated with a crest of an ornate helmet and worded " Seigneur Je Te Prie Garde Ina Vie" (Lord I Beseech Thee Save My Life) 56ins high Note: William Frodsham recorded working Red Lion Square London, born 1728, Member of the Clockmakers Company 1781, Died 1807 - Expert on Harrison's and Earnshaw's chronometers £5000-7000
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An early 19th Century rosewood wheel barometer, thermometer and hydrometer, with 8ins diameter silvered dial and alcohol thermometer, contained in plain case, 37.5ins high £100-150
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An early Victorian mahogany cased wheel barometer, thermometer and hydrometer by P. Carughi, 128 High Holborn, London with 8ins diameter silvered dial and mercury thermometer in figured mahogany case with moulded scroll pediment, 40ins high Note: Paul Carughi recorded working at 128 Holborn, London 1841-1843 £150-200
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A 18th Century dark oak longcase clock by John Bunting of Long Buckby, the 11ins square brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, the centre dial engraved with bird and scroll ornament, to the thirty hour train movement striking on a bell, contained in oak case with later carved and moulded pediment and reeded pillars to hood, shaped trunk door carved with leaf scroll ornament, on carved plinth base with bracket feet, 80ins high Note: John Bunting recorded working as a Clockmaker in Long Buckby circa 1700 - circa 1780 £100-150
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A mid 19th Century oak and mahogany longcase clock by John Staniland of Malton, the 13ins arched painted dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the arch painted with dead game, to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in case with moulded scroll pediment and turned pillars to hood, carved fan motif above trunk door and quarter columns to sides, on plinth base with bracket feet, 92ins high (including later brass finials) Note: John Staniland recorded working as a Watchmaker in Malton 1846-1866 £250-350
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An 18th Century mahogany longcase clock by Thomas Sale of Dublin, the 13.5ins square brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, applied cast brass spandrels, to the eight day two train movement now striking on a gong, contained in mahogany case inlaid with stringings, with fretted scroll moulded cresting and plain turned pillars to hood, plain trunk door, on plinth base, 82ins high £450-600
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A 19th Century mahogany longcase clock by C. Heizman of Canterbury, the 12ins arched painted dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar dial to centre, the arched painted in gilt with a bird on a nest, to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in figured mahogany case, probably by Goulden of Canterbury, with shaped cresting and three gilt finials above arched moulded cornice and with turned and fluted pillars to hood, arched trunk door, on bracket feet, 82ins high (including gilt finials) Note: Charles Heitzman recorded working in Canterbury 1832-1847 - at address in Church Street, Canterbury, in 1847 £450-600
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A late 18th Century mahogany longcase clock by Edward Blowers of Beccles, the 12ins arched top brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, to the eight day two train movement now striking on a gong, contained in case with arched and moulded top and plain turned pillars to hood, on plinth base with bracket feet, 87ins high Note: Edward Blowers of Beccles recorded working in the second half of the 18th Century £400-600
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A George III mahogany longcase clock by Thomas Lyon of London, the 12ins arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, recessed subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, with matted dial centre, to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in associated mahogany case with moulded cornice and slender turned and fluted pillars to hood, arched trunk door with plain cant corners, on plinth base, 83.5ins high Note: Probably by Thomas George Lyon, recorded working St. Martin's-le-Grand, London 1790 £400-600
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An early 19th Century mahogany longcase clock by William Reynolds of Launceston, the 12ins arched silvered dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the arch engraved with an eagle and worded "Tempus Fugit", to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in figured mahogany case with arched and moulded cornice and turned pillars to hood, the door with shaped edge to mask arched trunk door flanked by quarter columns, on plinth base, 86.5ins high Note: William Reynolds recorded working as a clockmaker in Launceston (Cornwall) circa 1821-1856 £400-600
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A late 18th Century "North Country" mahogany longcase clock by Brandreth of Middlewich, the 13ins arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date dial and showing phases of the moon to the arch, to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in mahogany case with moulded scroll pediment, turned and fluted pillars to hood, shaped trunk door with fluted quarter columns to sides, on plinth base with ogee bracket feet, 91ins high Note: An Obadih Brandreth recorded working Middlewich 1766-1795 £600-800
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An 18th Century oak longcase clock by John Silke of Elmstead, the 11ins square brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, matted dial centre engraved with a bird and basket of fruit and with date aperture to the brass framed thirty hour movement with outside locking plate, contained in plain oak case with moulded caddy top and plain turned pillars to hood, plain trunk and on bracket feet, 82ins high (including later brass finials) Note: John Silke II recorded working in Elmsted, Ashford, Kent circa 1760 - circa 1779 £600-800
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A late 18th Century oak longcase clock by John Payne of Lenham, the 12ins arched painted dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture and showing phase of the moon and calendar to arch, to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in plain oak case, the hood with shaped pediment and twin gilt finials and turned and fluted pillars, arched trunk door, on double plinth base, 87ins high Note: John Payne recorded working Lenham, Maidstone, Kent, born 1731, died 1795 £700-1000
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