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A Wedgwood Ice Rose pattern part tea service together with a Branksome China part coffee set, Boulton part coffee set, Royal Crown Derby dish, copper jug, reproduction lantern clock, etc

XVII Century Part Lantern Clock (Gilkes Alderbury), with brass dial Roman numerals, single pointer (in need of a total restoration::- One Basket.

An 18th century French brass lantern clock, 22cm circular dial applied with Roman numerals and crested by the crown, shield and Fleur-de-lis of the Kingdom of France, single hand, thirty-hour movement striking on a bell, 38cm high, later oak bracket, 62cm high overall

A 17th century style brass lantern clock, 15.5cm dial inscribed William Gray, London, Roman numerals, verge movement striking on a bell, 39.5cm high

A 17th century style brass lantern timepiece, 11.5cm silvered clock dial inscribed with Roman numerals, single winding hole, the case with arched spandrels cast with dolphins, 31cm high

A 17th century style brass lantern timepiece, 14.5cm clock dial inscribed with Roman numerals, eight day movement striking on a bell, 31cm high

A 17th century style brass lantern timepiece, 16cm silvered chapter ring inscribed with Roman numerals, the clock dial engraved to the centre with a Tudor rose and scrolling leaves, eight-day movement, the case with turned finial, shaped arched spandrels pierced and engraved with dolphins, turned feet, 41cm high, retailed by R Stewart Ltd, Buchanan Street, Glasgow, first half 20th century

An 18th century brass and iron posted frame clock, of transitional lantern-to-longcase form, 18.5cm dial inscribed Robert Nelson, Bedford, Roman numerals, single hand, anchor escapement, thirty hour movement striking on a bell, 33cm high, period elements with later renovations

An early 18th century style brass lantern clock, 17cm dial inscribed Thomas Moore, Ipswich, Roman numerals, thirty-hour movement striking on a bell, pierced and engraved leafy spandrels, the case numbered 12194, 38cm high, 20th century

A Schatz 400 day brass mantel clock, with original box, a brass lantern clock with battery movement, onyx table lighter and other items, pair of binoculars, vintage leather Chesterman tape measure, etc.

A brass lantern clock, 8-day chain driven single fusee movement, height 21cm, with pendulum

A Smith's diminutive lantern clock, having a spring-driven movement, circa 1930s, 17 cm, (running when catalogued, accuracy and reliability un-tested)

MIXED LOT OF METALWAREincluding a lantern clock, pewter bowl, pair of candlesticks, candle snuffer, cocktail shaker, brass ewer and other items

A black slate mantel clock, the drum movement marked H, striking on a bell, 23.5cm high, 29cm wide, together with a modern Smiths battery lantern clock, 17cm high, (2).

A vintage Erica typewriter, coffee grinder, teak hanging wall clock, walking stick, metal lantern, etc. (1 box)

A Collection of Sundries to include Novelty Globe Table Lighter, Map of The World Table Lighter, Brass Lantern, Ball Clock and Corkscrew

A mixed lot, to include: an old miner's lamp; a mortar and pestle; a miniature lantern style clock; and a brass cigarette case.

An Early 18th Century Brass 10-Inch Dial Single Handed Striking Lantern Clock, signed J Windmills, London, circa 1705, 10-inch square brass dial with a Roman chapter ring signed, single hand, winged cherub spandrels, four posted lantern form movement with an anchor escapement and outside countwheel striking on a top mounted bell, (alarm work missing)40cm highDial is discoloured, dial plate with staining marks, hand with staining marks, later added top chariot mount and later added urn finials, movement with small signs of rust marks to the iron work, bell supporting columns look later added and the hand above the bell looks later, side door panels are missing, (alarm work is missing), this clock would originally had a central alarm disc to the dial which is now missing, no pendulum and no weights.

18th century bronze lantern clock with verge escapement. No pendulum, cord, weights. Needs cleaning. Dimensions: 42 cm. In decent shape.

Antique English bronze lantern clock. Spiller Wellington. Without weights, pendulum, cord. Otherwise the movement is complete. Dimensions: 40 cm. In good condition.

18th century French lantern clock with striking mechanism, in original oak clock case. Dimensions: 220 cm. In good condition.

Three clocks, a 20th century lantern clock, an Indian brass cased mantel clock and a mahogany finished cased clockLocation:

A double fusee brass lantern clock, 32cm high The pendulum is present. The suspension spring has broken, therefore is not possible to test to see if it is working. Both barrels will hold their wind. That appears to be no significant missing or replaced parts.

A 17th Century style brass lantern clock, silvered chapter ring with painted floral centre, the movement striking on a bell, height 38cm.

BUTT & CO; a brass mantel timepiece modelled as a lantern clock, height 28.5cm.

Smiths brass lantern  clock and a retro clock

A LANTERN STYLE MANTEL CLOCK by Smiths 25cm high

An English brass lantern clock, early 20th c, in 17th c style, the backplate stamped CARTER BOWLES CHELTENHAM, 38cm h; 16cm w over dial, pendulum Overall good condition, minor scuffs and rubbing to dial. Movement unexamined out of case

A Victorian oak thirty hour longcase clock, the dial and movement earlier, Thomas Knight, Thaxted, with 18th c lantern type posted movement, pendulum and lead weight, 210cm h Case in good overall condition, heavy, pendulum bob detached

Miscellaneous boxes, objects and bygones, to include a Dacora roll film camera, mantel clock, doll's wardrobe, painted plaster bust of Mozart, fragments of stained glass, red painted tinplate hazard lantern, etc

An English brass lantern clock, c1900, in 17th c style, pendulum and key, 36cm h; 17cm w over dial Striking mechanism detached, doors looses and in need of attention

Six Antiques Collectors' Club clock related books, all used and somewhat dusty, including English Domestic Clocks, The Longcase Clock, Painted Dial Clocks, Collectable Clocks, Brass Dial Clocks and English Lantern Clocks (6)

LARGE LANTERN CLOCK & 1 SMALL CLOCK

Robert Hynam of London - a mid-18th century brass lantern clock, with alarm, having an 8" arched brass dial with signed silvered disc to the arch, silver chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, inner alarm dial, single steel hand, weight-driven 30-hour movement with anchor escapement and striking on a bell, together with a weight, pendulum, and a fruitwood and pine wall bracketRuns.Alarm functions by rotating the setting dial in the centre.Eight unexplained holes to brass top plate and four to bottom plate; possible conversion.

A 19th century brass lantern clock with two train movement, 39cm tall

A circa 1900 Mappin & Webb lantern clock, in the 17th century style, the brass case having a turned final, strap work bell, pierced frets modeled as dolphins, the 8 day chain fusee movement with anchor escapement, 35.5cm high x 14.5cm wide

A circa 1700 and later brass lantern clock, having a 4.5" dial with single hand, pierced fret, steel bell, the movement with anchor escapement, with weight and pendulum, 29cm high x 13.5cm wide A/F

A 400 day German clock under glass dome and a brass lantern clock.

17th century style brass lantern bracket clock inscribed Thomas Moore, Ipswich on an oak wooden bracket (58cm long x 20cm wide)

A miniature lantern clock, appears to be constructed from watch parts, in scratch-built wood case, 8cm high.

A reproduction brass Lantern clock, fitted bell strike to top, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals surrounding a floral engraved dial, 30cm high

A brass lantern clock, late 18th century and later, the bell above three pierced frets and slender urn finials, the chapter ring with Roman numerals, the dial centre signed Willm Ray SUDBURY, the weight driven movement with anchor escapement, with associated pendulum and weight, on later wall bracket, 38cm high, 16.8cm widePlease note that Roseberys do not guarantee the working order or time keeping of any timepiece.   Footnotes: Note: William Ray is recorded as working Next to the Moot Hall, Sudbury (Suffolk), b.1735 son of Daniel Ray (II), q.v., mar. 1758, free 1788-d.1808 - Loomes, Brian, Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World, Complete 21st Century Edition, London: N.A.G. Press, 2022, p.642

A 19th century brass lantern clock, with two train fusee movement and complete with key and pendulum. Height 39 cm, dial diameter 18 cm, depth 16 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The movement winds on both trains and strikes when manually advanced. It does not however seem to be ticking away. We have the pendulum and the key. The case appears to be complete with no losses. We cannot see the movement as the back plate fills the case aperture.

A Charles II style brass lantern form mantel clock, the 18cm dial applied with Roman numerals enclosing the two train movement striking on the 10cm overhead saucer bell, upon ball feet, 40cm high, lacking pendulum and key

A brass lantern clock, 19th century, in typical style case with bell strap-top, opening side doors, twin chain fusee movement, adjustable pendulum, large chapter ring, on ball feet39cm highdial signed for the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company. Hands slightly bent outward. Movement not tested for duration but currently ticking.

A 20th century Smith's brass lantern clock, with pierced dolphins decoration, number EW264/53, height 25cm, with key.

Smiths brass lantern clock and a mother of pearl and brass opera glasses (2)

A small Lantern clock with battery movement.

A Brass Lantern clock and pendulum and weight (needs more weight to chime).

A VINTAGE BRASS LANTERN CLOCK, HEIGHT 25CM

A desk clock barometer; one other clock; and a Smiths electric lantern style clock

An early 18th century brass lantern clock, the movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, the 6½-inch circular dial engraved with foliate scrolls, the chapter ring with Roman hour numerals and signed 'Smorthwait in Colchester', the case of typical form with domed bell surmount and turned finial above pierced and engraved fret panels, the turned side columns with hinged side panels, on turned ball feet, height 39cm, with pendulum and later painted wood wall bracket. Provenance: restored by Cloud & Shapland, London, in 1889 and at West Dean College in 1995. Note: John Smorthwait (1675-1739) is a recorded clockmaker working in Colchester from about 1712 to his death in 1739. He was one of Colchester's earliest clockmakers and by far the most prolific.

A late 19th century German walnut cased mantel clock by Junghans, with eight day movement striking on a gong, the case with turned finials and columns, height 45.5cm, with pendulum, together with a brass lantern style timepiece with French movement, height 25cm, and a pottery cased mantel clock with Ansonia Clock Co movement, height 33.7cm, with pendulum.

A reproduction brass lantern clock

A SMITHS BRASS CASED LANTERN CLOCK, of small proportions, H 17.5 cm

Antique style brass lantern clock, named to dial Jos Pickering Lutterworth N 146, the two train movement striking on the bell within the top, overall height 32.5cm

LATERNENUHR MIT FLÜGELN (WINGED LANTERN CLOCK) England, wohl 1. H. 18. Jh. und später Messing, part. poliert und graviert, Eisen, Blei. 38,5 x 31 x 19,5 cm. Ziffernblatt bez. 'Sam Barrow London'. Auf vier Füßen hochrechteckiger Korpus. Durchbrochen mit floralen und Tiermotiven gearbeitete Galerien. Oben liegende Glocke. Gravierter Ziffernring mit römischen Zahlen; Ornamentalzeiger. Besch.; Funktion ungeprüft; 1 Gewicht.

LATERNENUHR MIT FLÜGELN (WINGED LANTERN CLOCK) England, im Stil des 18. Jh. Messing, part. poliert und graviert, Eisen, Glas, Blei. 39 x 32 x 19,5 cm. Messinggehäuse auf vier Füssen mit seitlichen Türen, durchbrochen gearbeiteter Galerie und oben liegender Glocke. Ziffernring mit römischen Zahlen. Part. besch.; Funktion ungeprüft; Gewicht vorhanden.

A 19th Century brass ships clock, the cream enamel Arabic dial with subsidiary seconds dial at 12, mounted to a stained wood case, 20cms diameter; together with a brass marine barometer, by Kelvin Hughes; and a brass lantern by Sherwoods Ltd, Birmingham. (3)

A c1950s brass lantern clock by Smiths, 16.5cm high