781   Early nineteenth century longcase clock,
the swan neck pediment over a stepped frieze and square hood
door enclosing a brass dial inscribed "Jonathan Lees / Bury" and
with numerals in black and a date window, the shaped rectangular door carved with scrolling foliage, the base on bracket feet,
86 ½in (220cm) high
£1000-1500.ns

782   Victorian oak longcase clock,
the stepped pediment over a square hood door enclosing a painted dial, with an arched rectangular trunk door, 78in (198cm) high
£500-700.550

783   Jaeger-Le-Coultre gilt Atmos clock,
glazed with perspex to the rectangular top and four
sides, with numbers at "3,6,9 & 12" to the white
enamel chapter ring, 8 ¾in (22.2cm) high
£300-500.470

784   Victorian oak banjo barometer,
with a shell design pediment over the thermometer gauge
and white enamel barometer dial, 34in (86.3cm) high
£150-200.180

785   Jaeger-Le-Coultre gilt mantel clock,
circular in form, inscribed with the maker to the convex
front, with 'jewelled' quarters to the dial and on a shaped
rectangular plinth, 8 ¾ in (22.2cm) high
£200-300.330

786   Brass carriage clock with case,
the timepiece with a cream-enamelled dial,
with numbers in black, 5 ½in (14cm) high
£80-120.180

787   French nineteenth century bronze and marble mantel clock,
with a classical figure surmount modelled in bronze to the
rectangular top, the movement and white enamel dial cased
in black marble and on a stepped base raised with cast
scroll feet, 20in (50.8cm) high
£300-500.270

788   Art Deco four glass mantel clock,
modelled with elephants, the stepped rectangular pediment
over a white enamel dial with numbers in black and floral
festoons, with a striking movement and symmetrically
formed pendulum, flanked by a pair of elephants, all on
a marble plinth, 26 ½in (67.3cm) wide
£300-500.280

789   Victorian oak longcase clock,
the swan neck pediment over an arched hood door
enclosing a painted dial, with numerals in black and
inscribed "Jas. Robertfon/ Dundee", with a date window
and above a rectangular trunk door, the base section
panelled and on bracket feet, 85in (216cm) high
£1000-1500.850

  800 & 789

790   Two brass framed mantel clocks
£50-70.40

791   Art Nouveau design oak astrological clock,
the arched pediment over a dial with twelve enamelled
roundels each decorated with an astrological symbol,
with a spreading base, 18 ½in (47cm) high
£100-200.190

792   Brass silk suspension mantel clock,
the pediment cast with a female reading a book by a well,
over the white enamel dial and cast scroll designs in relief,
17 ½in (44.4cm) high
£300-400.400

793   Nineteenth century mahogany banjo barometer,
with a swan neck pediment over a small silvered dial
inscribed "Dry / Damp", above a thermometer gauge
and a silvered circular barometer dial, over a small dial
with spirit level, 38in (96.5cm) high
£200-300.320

794   Continental wall mounting barometer,
modelled from an aeroplane propeller, with an inset
thermometer gauge and brass framed silvered
barometer dial, 29in (73.7cm) high
£100-150.ns

795   Victorian brass mantel clock,
with a flaring square sectioned surmount over the circular dial
with numerals, flanked by a pair of stylised figures and on a rectangular formed base, 19 ¾in (50.2cm) high
£300-400.310

796   Art Deco onyx mantel clock,
the circular dial flanked by a pair of Perspex c-scrolls and on a chamfered rectangular base, 13in (33cm) wide
£30-50.ns

797   Victorian oak banjo barometer,
with a scrolling leaf design pediment over the thermometer gauge
and white enamel barometer dial, 34 ½in (87.6cm) high
£150-200.140

798   Inlaid mahogany banjo barometer,
the 'broken' pediment above a silvered thermometer gauge
and barometer dial, bordered with satinwood banding and
ebony stringing, 38in (96.5cm) high
£200-300.330

799   Scottish nineteenth century mahogany barometer,
the arched pediment over an open aperture lacking a dial, above
a silvered thermometer gauge, convex mirror panel and silvered barometer dial, the lower dial with spirit level and inscribed with
the maker "Gerletti / Glasgow", 38in (96.5cm) high
£300-400.340

800   Victorian mahogany drumhead longcase clock,
the moulded c-scroll bordered pediment over a painted dial with
two subsidiary dials and inscribed "James Hay / Glasgow" and
with numerals in black, the flaring trunk with a hinged door, the
base section with a recessed panel and on four squat circular feet, 83in (211cm) high
£1000-1500.1100

801   Fine brass carriage repeater clock,
with a swing handle and oval glass to the rectangular top, over
a white enamel dial with numbers and numerals in black and inscribed "Hamilton Crichton & Co / Paris", within a silvered
metal richly pierced with scrolling foliate and stylised bird designs, the sides similarly panelled and with a stepped base,
6in (15.2cm) high
£600-900.1200

  801 & 802

802   Fine and rare brass timepiece with travel case,
the timepiece pediment with a compass set into the circular
aperture, over a silvered dial finely engraved with flowers
within numerals in black, with fluted inset quarter columns,
the sides each with a thermometer gauge, 4 ¼in (10.8cm) high,
the case lined in green velvet
£600-900.1300

803   Oak longcase clock,
inlaid with stringing, chequer and fan details, the swan neck pediment over a blind fret frieze and square hood door enclosing a painted dial inscribed "Jno. Hayes / Wrexham", with numerals in black, subsidiary seconds dial and 31-day aperture, twin fusee movement, the rectangular trunk door flanked by fluted quarter column pilasters, the base section with reeded chamfered corners and on ogee bracket feet, old worming, 84in (213.4cm) high
£800-1200.900

804   Nineteenth century brass carriage clock,
the rectangular top with stationary handle above a silvered dial
with numerals in black, the movement inscribed "Tho. Maston / London / No. 10140", with a stepped base and circular feet,
5 ½in (14cm) high
£180-250.ns

805   Edwardian inlaid mahogany mantel clock,
the white enamel dial with numbers in black over an inlaid oval
shell design and on brass ball feet, 11 ¾in (29.8cm) high
£250-350.ns

806   Edwardian oak bracket clock,
the rectangular pediment with a gadrooned border over a glazed
door enclosing a gilt dial with black numerals to the silvered
chapter ring, the movement inscribed "Lenzkirch / 1 million" on
the brass backplate, with a presentation inscription to the stepped base, dated "1905", 14 ¼in (36.2cm) high
£200-300.190

additional lots 807-820