Clocks & Barometers
896
Brass cased clock,
showing William Tell on
the banks of Lake Geneva, with numerals in black on white enamel, 2
3/4in (7cm) diameter
£30-50
897
Victorian brass chiming carriage clock,
richly engraved all over
with scrolling foliate designs, the white enamel dial with numerals in
black over a subsidiary dial,
5 1/2in (14cm) high
£150-200
sold for£340
898
Victorian brass carriage clock,
the cream enamel chapter
ring with
numbers in black, handle lacking,
6 1/2in (16.5cm) high
£80-120sold
for£140
899
Victorian rosewood stick barometer,
the arched pediment over
engraved ivory scales, mercury tube lacking, above a thermometer gauge,
36in (91.5cm) high
£200-300sold
for£250
900
Nineteenth century inlaid mahogany miniature
longcase clock,
the cream enamel dial
with numbers in black beneath a swan neck pediment and above a mock
trunk door,
20 3/4in (52.7cm) high
£300-500sold
for£260
LOT 900
901
French nineteenth century brass and champleve
enamel bracket clock,
with a winged cherub
pediment over a circular dial with numbers on shield backs, richly cast
with acanthus leaf designs in relief, 12in (30.5cm) high,
with a plinth base
£200-300sold
for£700
902
Edwardian mahogany mantel clock,
with numbers in black to
the white enamel circular dial, 14in (35.5cm) wide
£40-60
sold for£50
903
Pair of Edwardian brass clocks,
with white enamel dials
and later fitted quartz movements, each on a marble plinth, 14 1/2in
(36.8cm) high
£200-300
sold for£320
904
Brass carriage clock,
with a white enamel dial
and numerals
in black, 5in (12.7cm) high
£60-90
sold for£190
905
French Buhl bracket clock,
with gilt bronze
acanthus leaf decoration in relief over the brass inlaid tortoiseshell
body, the white enamel dial with numbers an numerals in black, 19in
(48.2cm) high
£400-600
sold for£580
906
Victorian walnut longcase clock,
the drumhead with carved
details around the painted circular dial inscribed with the makers “**
Marshall” and “W. Shaw” and with numerals in black, the trunk section
with an arched glazed panel over an ogee form base, 87in (221cm) high
£1500-2000
sold for£3200
907
Fine Edwardian mahogany longcase clock,
with a ‘pagoda’ top over
the arched hood door enclosing a silvered chapter ring, the arched trunk
door glazed and on ogee bracket feet, 93 1/2in (237.5cm) high
£2000-3000sold
for£2100
908
Mahogany longcase clock,
with a silvered circular
dial,
82in (208.2cm) high
£300-500sold
for£310
909
Victorian mahogany longcase clock,
the hood with a dentil
frieze over an arched door enclosing a silvered dial inscribed “Daniel
Brown / Glasgow”, over an arched rectangular trunk door and with short
bracket feet, 87in (221cm) high
£800-1200
sold for£1150
910
Victorian oak banjo barometer,
with a white enamel
dial,
32in (81.3cm) high
£100-150
sold for£150
