Clocks & Barometers

 

541          Nineteenth century banjo barometer,
with a ‘broken’ pediment over the silvered thermometer dial and inlaid around with shell motifs in boxwood and greenheart, the silvered circular dial inscribed ‘J.B. Pedrone / Glasgow’, 38in (96.5cm) high
£200-300  sold for £360                                             

 

542          Japanned mantel clock,
the white enamel dial cased within designs of pavilions, scenery and figures in colours and gilt, 9 1/2in (24.1cm) wide
£40-60     sold for £60                                              

 

543          Victorian black slate mantel clock,
with a gilt and white enamel dial,
17in (43.1cm) high
£120-160    sold for £140                                           

 

544          Brass desk clock/barometer,
formed with twin oval dials,
6 1/4in (15.9cm) wide
£150-200    sold for £210                                           

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545          Brass carriage clock,
the white enamel dial with numerals in black and inscribed ‘Henry Birks & Sons / Montreal’, 5 1/2in (14cm) high
£300-400                                               

 

546          Lot of longcase clock parts,
including dials
£50-80      sold for £145                                             

 

547          Brass mantel clock by Shaw of Glasgow,
with a white enamel dial and mercurial pendulum, 11 3/4in (29.8cm) high
£400-500                                               

 

548          Mahogany mantel clock by Edwards of Glasgow,
with a silvered dial, 12 1/4in (31.1cm) high
£300-400      sold for £290                                         

 

549          Victorian mahogany longcase clock,
the painted dial inscribed ‘A. Shearer / Glasgow’, over a rectangular trunk door and on bracket feet, 83in (210.8cm) high
£700-900      sold for £580                                         

 

550          Brass repeater carriage clock,
with a white enamel dial,
6 3/4in (17.1cm) high
£500-700                                               

 

551          Brass carriage repeater alarm clock,
with numerals in black to the white enamel dial, 6in (15.2cm) high
£400-600                                               

 

552          Brass carriage clock,
engraved all over and with a white enamel dial, 3 1/2in (8.9cm) high
£50-80        sold for £50                                           

 

553          Art Deco gilt bedroom clock,
the dial painted with scenery and in a case inscribed ‘Doxa Precision’
£50-80      sold for £90                                             

 

additional lots 554 - 560