Clocks & Barometers 

701          French porcelain and gilt mantel clock,
the urn-shaped porcelain pediment painted with flowers and with gilt mounts, the porcelain dial painted with cherubs and flowers and with numerals in black and with a ‘Japy Freres’ movement, the sides each set with a painted porcelain panel, all within cast gilt and on four feet, 16in (40.6cm) high
£500-800

 

702          Bronze mantel clock,
modelled with a Greek Warrior figure holding a shield and dagger and stood by a tree stump with gilt clock dial, on a marble base, 25in (63.5cm) high
£800-1200sold for £750

 

703          Victorian oak longcase clock,
with a carved scroll pediment over an arched hood door, enclosing a dial painted in the arch with a man ploughing and around the dial with portraits of Burns, Ramsay, Scott and Ferguson, the rectangular trunk door carved in relief with a mask over birds and other symbols,
90 1/2in (230cm) high
£nr 24939sold for £600

 

704          Inlaid mahogany longcase clock,
the swan neck pediment over an arched hood door enclosing a painted dial over a rectangular trunk door, 88in (223.5cm) high
£1000-1500sold for £1150

 

705          Edwardian brass and porcelain clock garniture,
the clock with a porcelain panel to the front painted with figures in a garden beneath the chapter ring, the movement by Samuel Marti, with a presentation inscription dated 1911; and with a pair of brass and porcelain side urns ensuite, 9in (22.8cm) high (3)
£400-600

 

706          Late Victorian oak bracket clock,
the arched pediment over a glazed door enclosing a gilt dial with silvered chapter ring inscribed with black numerals, the movement’s backplate stamped ‘Junghans’, 15in (38.1cm) high
£150-200sold for £240

 

707          Victorian black slate mantel clock,
with numbers in black to the gilt dial,
11 3/4in (30cm) wide
£70-100 25074sold for £100

 

708          Victorian mahogany longcase clock,
inlaid with chequer borders and boxwood stringing, the arched hood door enclosing a painted dial with numerals in black, over a rectangular trunk door and on bracket feet, 86 1/4in (219cm) high
£600-900sold for £700

 

709          George IV mahogany longcase clock,
the arched pediment over a glazed circular hood door enclosing a brass dial inscribed ‘Hill / Sheffield’ and with numerals and numbers in black, over a rectangular trunk door and raised on circular feet,
78 1/2in (199.4cm) high
£800-1200

 

710          Edwardian mantel clock,
in a red lacquered case decorated with Chinese scenery and figures,
10in (25.4cm) wide
£50-80sold for £70

 

711          Edwardian mahogany mantel clock,
the arched pediment over a silvered dial with nuimbers in black, within a chequer inlaid border, 12 1/4in (31.1cm) high
£80-120sold for £65

 

712          Victorian oak wall barometer,
shield shaped with a carved mask
pediment and acanthus leaf details,
22in (55.9cm) high
£150-200sold for £200

 

713          Art Deco bakelite barometer,
the circular dial inscribed ‘Short & Mason’ and on arms to a rectangular plinth,
11in (28cm) wide
£40-60sold for £50

 

714          Edwardian barometer,
with an urn finial over an arch and opaque glass backed thermometer, above a round barometer dial, 22in (55.9cm) high
£50-70sold for £80

 

715          Victorian oak ‘banjo’ barometer,
the pediment carved with leaf designs over a thermometer gauge and white enamel circular dial, 33in (83.8cm) high
£100-150sold for £140

 

716          Waltham aircraft clock,
in a wooden case
£80-120

additional lots 717-725