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The Furnishings Sale - Furniture, Interiors & Clocks On 13/11/2021

The Furnishings Sale - Furniture, Interiors & Clocks

13/11/2021

Following Affordable Art on the 13th November, The Furnishings Sale has something for every taste and space, from antique and modern furniture to clocks, barometers, rugs, and mirrors. There''''s a particularly excellent array of clocks, as well as a varied and colourful display of upholstered sofas - both old and new. Look out for the four lots of Neptune furniture (1265 - 1267 and 1238).

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A 19th century Belgium slate mantle clock with a recessed flat top above a break arch pediment supported by two reeded columns with Corinthian capitals on a deep moulded stepped plinth, with a French 8-day movement, striking the hours and half-hours on a coiled gong, recoil escapement and rack strike, black slate dial with a gilt chapter ring and Roman numerals, brass hands (minute hand broken)with a Brocot pendulum adjustment arbor and strike/silent arbor, dial and movement backplate engraved

Lot 1000

A 19th century Belgium slate mantle clock with a recessed flat top above a break arch pediment suppo...

A 19th century Belgium slate mantle clock with a recessed flat top above a break arch pediment supported by two reeded columns with Corinthian capitals on a deep moulded stepped plinth, with a French 8-day movement, striking the hours and half-hours on a coiled gong, recoil escapement and rack strike, black slate dial with a gilt chapter ring and Roman numerals, brass hands (minute hand broken)with a Brocot pendulum adjustment arbor and strike/silent arbor, dial and movement backplate engraved "MUDON, Gloucester Road, South Kensington", bevelled flat glass and cast bezel, with pendulum, no key. *Strike silent features are exceptionally rare on French mantle clocks; activation on this clock is by turning a squared arbor protruding through the dial at the six o’clock position. With an early-20th century Art Deco oak cased Aneroid barometer, square register measuring barometric pressure from 26 to 31 inches with weather predictions, steel indicating hand and brass recording hand within a flat square glass and chrome bezel, rectangular thermometer box with a mercury thermometer and silvered scale measuring the temperature in Fahrenheit and Celsius.

B16713

SOLD £35

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A Victorian Belgium slate mantle clock with a flat-topped breakfront case, with white veined rouge marble corners to the front and inserts, on a correspondingly shaped slate plinth, with a French eight-day striking movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell, rack striking with a recoil escapement, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and steel spade hands within a flat bevelled glass and cast brass bezel, no pendulum or key.

Lot 1001

A Victorian Belgium slate mantle clock with a flat-topped breakfront case, with white veined rouge m...

A Victorian Belgium slate mantle clock with a flat-topped breakfront case, with white veined rouge marble corners to the front and inserts, on a correspondingly shaped slate plinth, with a French eight-day striking movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell, rack striking with a recoil escapement, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and steel spade hands within a flat bevelled glass and cast brass bezel, no pendulum or key.

B16713

SOLD £40

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A large late 19th century Belgium slate mantle clock with an arched pediment and supports embellished with volutes and incised decoration, the case front with inlaid spandrels in contrasting marble and gilt incised decoration, on a conforming deep moulded plinth, eight-day rack striking French movement striking the hours and half hours on a bell, two part white enamel dial with a recessed center and visible Brocot escapement, jewelled pallets, steel spade hands, Roman numerals, minute markers and winding collets, with a flat bevelled glass and cast bezel, with pendulum, no key.

Lot 1002

A large late 19th century Belgium slate mantle clock with an arched pediment and supports embellishe...

A large late 19th century Belgium slate mantle clock with an arched pediment and supports embellished with volutes and incised decoration, the case front with inlaid spandrels in contrasting marble and gilt incised decoration, on a conforming deep moulded plinth, eight-day rack striking French movement striking the hours and half hours on a bell, two part white enamel dial with a recessed center and visible Brocot escapement, jewelled pallets, steel spade hands, Roman numerals, minute markers and winding collets, with a flat bevelled glass and cast bezel, with pendulum, no key.

B16713

SOLD £50

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An early 20th century mantle clock in a mahogany case with a break arch pediment, supported by two circular wooden columns with brass capitals, satinwood stringing and inlay to the front, moulded plinth raised on four bun feet, with a white enamel dial, upright Arabic numerals and minute markers, steel spade hands enclosed in a convex glass with a brass bezel, eight-day HAC striking movement, striking the hours and half hours on a coiled gong, with countwheel striking and a recoil escapement. With pendulum and Key. *The crossed arrows trademark displayed on the gong stand of this clock represents the Hamburg American Clock Company (HAC) formed in Germany in 1873 by Paul Landenberger and Phillipp Lang, many of their clocks were exported to England and America during the late19th and early 20th century.

Lot 1003

An early 20th century mantle clock in a mahogany case with a break arch pediment, supported by two c...

An early 20th century mantle clock in a mahogany case with a break arch pediment, supported by two circular wooden columns with brass capitals, satinwood stringing and inlay to the front, moulded plinth raised on four bun feet, with a white enamel dial, upright Arabic numerals and minute markers, steel spade hands enclosed in a convex glass with a brass bezel, eight-day HAC striking movement, striking the hours and half hours on a coiled gong, with countwheel striking and a recoil escapement. With pendulum and Key. *The crossed arrows trademark displayed on the gong stand of this clock represents the Hamburg American Clock Company (HAC) formed in Germany in 1873 by Paul Landenberger and Phillipp Lang, many of their clocks were exported to England and America during the late19th and early 20th century.

B16713

SOLD £40

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A 1950’s gilt brass cased Jager- LeCoultre Atmos Clock, 15 jewelled Swiss movement inscribed LeCoultre Atmos with the serial number 71619 , five glazed panels, chapter ring with applied Arabic and baton hours with matching hands, skeletonised movement with oscillating balance wheel beneath, three leveling feet to the base and pendulum lock, with original booklet. Created by the Jaeger LeCoultre watchmakers in 1928 the Atmos clock receives its power from minute changes in atmospheric temperature, hence the clocks name. Within a sealed capsule, a mixture of gases expand and contract with each temperature change. At a temperature between 15° and 30° Celsius, a variation of a single degree is enough to power the clock for two days. In order to operate, the clock functions with an almost complete lack of friction.

Lot 1004

A 1950’s gilt brass cased Jager- LeCoultre Atmos Clock, 15 jewelled Swiss movement inscribed LeCoul...

A 1950’s gilt brass cased Jager- LeCoultre Atmos Clock, 15 jewelled Swiss movement inscribed LeCoultre Atmos with the serial number 71619 , five glazed panels, chapter ring with applied Arabic and baton hours with matching hands, skeletonised movement with oscillating balance wheel beneath, three leveling feet to the base and pendulum lock, with original booklet. Created by the Jaeger LeCoultre watchmakers in 1928 the Atmos clock receives its power from minute changes in atmospheric temperature, hence the clocks name. Within a sealed capsule, a mixture of gases expand and contract with each temperature change. At a temperature between 15° and 30° Celsius, a variation of a single degree is enough to power the clock for two days. In order to operate, the clock functions with an almost complete lack of friction.

9043

SOLD £340

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A 1930’s German eight-day spring driven wall clock by Philipp Hass & Sohne striking the hours and half hours on a gong, with an eight-inch silvered dial with a spun brass bezel, Arabic numerals, minute track and steel spade hands, in a flat-topped oak case with full length door and applied mouldings, nine glazed panels with a visible spun brass pendulum. With key.

Lot 1006

A 1930’s German eight-day spring driven wall clock by Philipp Hass & Sohne striking the hours and ha...

A 1930’s German eight-day spring driven wall clock by Philipp Hass & Sohne striking the hours and half hours on a gong, with an eight-inch silvered dial with a spun brass bezel, Arabic numerals, minute track and steel spade hands, in a flat-topped oak case with full length door and applied mouldings, nine glazed panels with a visible spun brass pendulum. With key.

10030

SOLD £45

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An early 19th century longcase clock, retailed by “Thomas Mills, Berkley”, the oak case with mahogany banding, swan’s neck pediment, brass paterae and central brass finial, with shaped backsplats and a stepped break arch hood door flanked by two pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a long break arch topped door on a rectangular plinth with a raised panel and shaped skirting, a twelve-inch wide painted dial with a depiction of flowers to the arch and corresponding floral images to the spandrels, with Roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, minute track and matching steel hands, with winding collets, subsidiary seconds dial and semi-circular date aperture with calendar disc behind, dial pinned via a Walker and Finmore cast iron false plate to a four pillar, eight-day rack striking weight driven movement with a recoil anchor escapement, striking the hours on a cast bell, with key, weights and pendulum.

Lot 1007

An early 19th century longcase clock, retailed by “Thomas Mills, Berkley”, the oak case with mahoga...

An early 19th century longcase clock, retailed by “Thomas Mills, Berkley”, the oak case with mahogany banding, swan’s neck pediment, brass paterae and central brass finial, with shaped backsplats and a stepped break arch hood door flanked by two pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a long break arch topped door on a rectangular plinth with a raised panel and shaped skirting, a twelve-inch wide painted dial with a depiction of flowers to the arch and corresponding floral images to the spandrels, with Roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, minute track and matching steel hands, with winding collets, subsidiary seconds dial and semi-circular date aperture with calendar disc behind, dial pinned via a Walker and Finmore cast iron false plate to a four pillar, eight-day rack striking weight driven movement with a recoil anchor escapement, striking the hours on a cast bell, with key, weights and pendulum.

B41048

SOLD £225

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A compact Edwardian Aneroid barometer in a Regency “Sheraton style”case, broken pediment with finial and rounded base, mahogany veneered with satinwood stringing to the edge and panels of coloured and shaded conch shell and leaf inlay enclosed within entwined leaves, with a six inch dial recording barometric air pressure from 28 to 31 inches in fifths of an inch, steel indicating hand and brass recording hand, dial inscribed “J Casartelli & Son, 43 Market Street, Manchester”, with a flat bevelled glass and brass bezel, glazed arched topped thermometer box with a spirit thermometer and silvered register recording the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. *J Carsatelli & Son (1896-1925) A partnership between Joseph Lewis and his son Joseph Henry. The elder Joseph died in 1900 and the son carried on the business until his death in 1925.

Lot 1008

A compact Edwardian Aneroid barometer in a Regency “Sheraton style”case, broken pediment with finia...

A compact Edwardian Aneroid barometer in a Regency “Sheraton style”case, broken pediment with finial and rounded base, mahogany veneered with satinwood stringing to the edge and panels of coloured and shaded conch shell and leaf inlay enclosed within entwined leaves, with a six inch dial recording barometric air pressure from 28 to 31 inches in fifths of an inch, steel indicating hand and brass recording hand, dial inscribed “J Casartelli & Son, 43 Market Street, Manchester”, with a flat bevelled glass and brass bezel, glazed arched topped thermometer box with a spirit thermometer and silvered register recording the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. *J Carsatelli & Son (1896-1925) A partnership between Joseph Lewis and his son Joseph Henry. The elder Joseph died in 1900 and the son carried on the business until his death in 1925.

B37674

SOLD £70

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A mid-19th century French timepiece carriage clock in a corniche case with a white enamel dial and Roman numerals, minute markers and matching steel hands, replacement lever platform escapement, with four bevelled glazed panels to the sides and a rectangular panel to the top of the case, dial inscribed “ Sir John Bennet Ltd, Paris”

Lot 1009

A mid-19th century French timepiece carriage clock in a corniche case with a white enamel dial and R...

A mid-19th century French timepiece carriage clock in a corniche case with a white enamel dial and Roman numerals, minute markers and matching steel hands, replacement lever platform escapement, with four bevelled glazed panels to the sides and a rectangular panel to the top of the case, dial inscribed “ Sir John Bennet Ltd, Paris”

8023

SOLD £50

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A late 19th century French timepiece carriage clock in a corniche case with a white enamel dial and Roman numerals, minute markers and five-minute Arabic’s, steel spade hands, replacement lever platform escapement, with four bevelled glazed panels to the sides and a rectangular panel to the top of the case.

Lot 1010

A late 19th century French timepiece carriage clock in a corniche case with a white enamel dial and ...

A late 19th century French timepiece carriage clock in a corniche case with a white enamel dial and Roman numerals, minute markers and five-minute Arabic’s, steel spade hands, replacement lever platform escapement, with four bevelled glazed panels to the sides and a rectangular panel to the top of the case.

B16713

SOLD £40

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A late 19th century French timepiece carriage clock in a corniche case with a white enamel dial, Roman numerals and minute markers, lever platform escapement with timing screws, with four bevelled glazed panels to the sides and a rectangular panel to the top of the case.

Lot 1011

A late 19th century French timepiece carriage clock in a corniche case with a white enamel dial, Rom...

A late 19th century French timepiece carriage clock in a corniche case with a white enamel dial, Roman numerals and minute markers, lever platform escapement with timing screws, with four bevelled glazed panels to the sides and a rectangular panel to the top of the case.

B16713

SOLD £45

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An early 20th century French timepiece carriage clock in a Louis XV Doucine case raised on four turned bun feet with overlaid serpentine friezes in gilt repousse work, with a gilt dial mask and circular white enamel dial with upright Arabic numerals and minute markers, cylinder platform escapement, with four bevelled glazed panels to the sides and an oval panel to the top of the case.

Lot 1012

An early 20th century French timepiece carriage clock in a Louis XV Doucine case raised on four turn...

An early 20th century French timepiece carriage clock in a Louis XV Doucine case raised on four turned bun feet with overlaid serpentine friezes in gilt repousse work, with a gilt dial mask and circular white enamel dial with upright Arabic numerals and minute markers, cylinder platform escapement, with four bevelled glazed panels to the sides and an oval panel to the top of the case.

B16713

SOLD £45

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A German torsion pendulum clock by Jahresuhrenfabrik (August Schatz & Söhne), Triberg, Germany, early 20th century with a three-inch cream enamel dial within a spun bezel, upright Arabic numerals with minute track and steel spade hands, 400-day spring driven movement with a four-ball rotary pendulum, clear glass dome on an 8” circular brass effect base.

Lot 1013

A German torsion pendulum clock by Jahresuhrenfabrik (August Schatz & Söhne), Triberg, Germany, ear...

A German torsion pendulum clock by Jahresuhrenfabrik (August Schatz & Söhne), Triberg, Germany, early 20th century with a three-inch cream enamel dial within a spun bezel, upright Arabic numerals with minute track and steel spade hands, 400-day spring driven movement with a four-ball rotary pendulum, clear glass dome on an 8” circular brass effect base.

B36839

SOLD £42

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A late 19th century French 8-day timepiece mantle clock in a spelter case on an ebonised oval plinth, with a white enamel dial, Roman numerals and minute markers, steel spade hands with an unglazed beaded bezel, the spring driven drum movement housed in a gilt spelter rococo designed case with a figure of a young gallant. With pendulum, no key.

Lot 1014

A late 19th century French 8-day timepiece mantle clock in a spelter case on an ebonised oval plinth...

A late 19th century French 8-day timepiece mantle clock in a spelter case on an ebonised oval plinth, with a white enamel dial, Roman numerals and minute markers, steel spade hands with an unglazed beaded bezel, the spring driven drum movement housed in a gilt spelter rococo designed case with a figure of a young gallant. With pendulum, no key.

B23892

SOLD £140

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A light mahogany eight-day striking German mantle clock manufactured in the late 19th century by the Hamburg American Clock Company, striking the hours and half-hours on a coiled gong, two-part cream enamel dial with a decorative and gilded center, Arabic numerals, minute track and steel hands, in an architectural designed case with a gable pediment and reeded columns flanking the dial, on a shaped and moulded plinth. With pendulum and key.

Lot 1015

A light mahogany eight-day striking German mantle clock manufactured in the late 19th century by the...

A light mahogany eight-day striking German mantle clock manufactured in the late 19th century by the Hamburg American Clock Company, striking the hours and half-hours on a coiled gong, two-part cream enamel dial with a decorative and gilded center, Arabic numerals, minute track and steel hands, in an architectural designed case with a gable pediment and reeded columns flanking the dial, on a shaped and moulded plinth. With pendulum and key.

B16713

SOLD £40

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A 19thcentury American wall clock in a walnut case with crossbanding, with a carved pediment surround and arched glazed door flanked by two ring turned columns with pendants on an ogee plinth beneath, with a spring driven movement striking the hours on a bell, eight-inch painted dial with roman numerals, minute track and steel Maltese-Cross hands, with a spun brass bezel and winding collets, visible mock mercury pendulum with a reflective silvered mirror to the rear. With key and pendulum.

Lot 1018

A 19thcentury American wall clock in a walnut case with crossbanding, with a carved pediment surroun...

A 19thcentury American wall clock in a walnut case with crossbanding, with a carved pediment surround and arched glazed door flanked by two ring turned columns with pendants on an ogee plinth beneath, with a spring driven movement striking the hours on a bell, eight-inch painted dial with roman numerals, minute track and steel Maltese-Cross hands, with a spun brass bezel and winding collets, visible mock mercury pendulum with a reflective silvered mirror to the rear. With key and pendulum.

10033

SOLD £110

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A 20th century three-piece clock garniture, with an 8-day timepiece movement and cylinder platform escapement in a circular porcelain case on a shaped rectangular plinth raised on four scroll feet, with gold painted decoration in the form of leaves and flowers, with a four inch white dial, Roman numerals and quarter Arabic’s, minute track and spade hands, bevelled glass and brass bezel, movement wound and set from the rear, with a pair of corresponding two light candelabra. No Key.

Lot 1019

A 20th century three-piece clock garniture, with an 8-day timepiece movement and cylinder platform e...

A 20th century three-piece clock garniture, with an 8-day timepiece movement and cylinder platform escapement in a circular porcelain case on a shaped rectangular plinth raised on four scroll feet, with gold painted decoration in the form of leaves and flowers, with a four inch white dial, Roman numerals and quarter Arabic’s, minute track and spade hands, bevelled glass and brass bezel, movement wound and set from the rear, with a pair of corresponding two light candelabra. No Key.

10018

SOLD £50

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A provincial 30-hour chain driven longcase clock in an oak finished case with a flat top and wide cornice pediment, full length trunk door on a square plinth with applied skirting, an associated 8-1/4” square painted dial with Roman numerals , five-minute Arabic’s and minute markers, fan motif spandrels with non-matching steel hands, dial inscribed “Goodall, Tadcaster” and pinned directly to a 19th century four pillar countwheel movement with a recoil anchor escapement striking the hours on a bell. With pendulum and weight. George Goodall (II) is recorded as working in Tadcaster c. 1780-1810.

Lot 1020

A provincial 30-hour chain driven longcase clock in an oak finished case with a flat top and wide co...

A provincial 30-hour chain driven longcase clock in an oak finished case with a flat top and wide cornice pediment, full length trunk door on a square plinth with applied skirting, an associated 8-1/4” square painted dial with Roman numerals , five-minute Arabic’s and minute markers, fan motif spandrels with non-matching steel hands, dial inscribed “Goodall, Tadcaster” and pinned directly to a 19th century four pillar countwheel movement with a recoil anchor escapement striking the hours on a bell. With pendulum and weight. George Goodall (II) is recorded as working in Tadcaster c. 1780-1810.

B8988

SOLD £100

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