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Lot 143
Spoon with enamelled Rotary badge, 'Hackney 1931', another with scallop finial, Sheffield 1919 and a spoon with wire openwork stem, 1979. (3)------------------------------------------------------------ This is the first of a collection of caddy spoons offered on behalf of Castle Loch Lochmaben Community Trust.
Lot 195
Claude Duchesne (1690 - 1730)Queen Anne/George I tortoiseshell eight day striking longcase clock, the 12 inch brass arched dial marked Claudius Du Chesne, Londini, the triple strike dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, decorated with gilt metal mask spandrels, engraved signature to the reverse, quarter striking, the original case richly decorated with all over pewter overlaid scrolls and swags on red tortoiseshell, with brass mounts, glazed viewing window to the centre, with three brass weights and pendulum, overall 230cm high.This great clockmaker was a Huguenot who left Paris for London in 1685, he worked out of Dean Street, Soho in London.CONDITION REPORT: The clock is quarter striking. There are images of the works on the movement - please satisfy yourself with the condition of the movement. The movement has four bells, originally would've been eight, probably altered in the 19th century. Lacking original caddy to the top of the hood (later plinth added to the top). There are areas of restoration required to the case. Some small pieces/moulding lacking, as well as pieces of tortoiseshell and pewter overlay lacking. There is lifting of the overlay to areas also. There are old holes to the back of the wood behind the movement. The seat board is stuck down. The dial is in good condition with minor age-related surface marks. No keys present.
Lot 773
A collection of Victorian 19th century & later early 20th century and later wooden boxes to include a mahogany tea caddy with appointed interior raised on ball feet, a Milikin & Down precision tool box, a rosewood rectangular box with brass mounts, a Anglo-Indian carved wood box with velvet interior, a portable chess set case and another black painted wooden casket with hand painted red details. Largest measures 19cm x 40cm 21cm.
Lot 115
Victorian brass banded walnut tea caddy of sarcophagal form, the hinged lid inset with a Wedgwood blue jasper ware plaque of a winged cherub playing a harp on the back of a lion, the interior with two covered containers with brass mounts detailed with the letters B and G and a Wedgwood & Sons 9 Cornhill plaque, H16.5cm W28.5cm D15cm
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