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A box containing miscellaneous Art Deco style photograph frames; a horn beaker; two soapstone carvings; travelling alarm clock etc

A Ritz Club folding travelling clock modelled as a briefcase, boxed.

A Late 19th/Early 20th Century Brass Cased French Carriage Clock in Original Travelling Case, Front Glass Detached but Present, Working Order

A Collection of Four Pocket Watches and One Travelling Clock, All In need of Attention to Include Gold Plated Waltham, Silver Ladies Example etc All AF

A MINATURE GILT METAL FRAMED CARRIAGE CLOCK the enamel dial with Roman numerals signed 'J. Ritchie & Son, Paris', the movement stamped 'E.M. & Co' and numbered 1647, 8.5cm high, complete with original travelling case

Geo V. eight day travelling clock in engine turned silver case, Birmingham 1926 and a Swiss 19th C ladies Swiss continental silver fob watch, pin-set cylinder movement case stamped 0800 and numbered (2)

Updated description-Travelling clock with silver mount by The British United Clock Co. Ltd., Grey & Co., Birmingham 1908, inscribed, 1858 - 1908, coins including Gibraltar Industrial Revolution £5, 1901 - 2001 £5, US$ Special Mint set 1966, other coins, a Ceili Band squeeze box and a Eumig Super 8 film camera with case (a lot)

Early XX Century Oak Cased (damaged) Mantel Clock, clock under plastic dome, Sheffield carving set, travelling set, VW badge, etc:- One Box

Seven various carriage clock travelling cases, height of largest 16cm.

Late Victorian repeating carriage clock retailed by Dent, 35 Cockspur Street, London, striking on gong with enamel dial, gilt brass case of small proportions with strike/ silent lever to underside , in original travelling case . The clock 13cm highCondition report: Good original condition , working , chiming and repeating. It still has its original balance staff. The case is in good order with some gilding wear, all the glasses are in good order. The travelling case is in poor order.

Early 20th century French carriage clock in brass case, approximately 10.5cm high, in original leather travelling case with key

An inlaid mahogany manual wind mantle clock, together with a Westminster chime mantle clock and various other carriage and travelling clocks.

A Victorian slate and marble mantle clock, together with a walnut veneer manual wind mantle clock, travelling clocks and other clock movements

A Westminster chime manual wind mantle clock, together with various other mantle and travelling clocksPLEASE NOTE the Cribb lot previously illustrated is no longer in this lot, it will be offered later in the year

A HALLMARKED SILVER AND TORTOISE SHELL TRAVELLING CLOCK HEIGHT 12CM

A gilt-brass carriage timepiece, with white enamelled Roman dial and outer travelling case and another carriage clock (2)

Three cigarette cases: crocodile skin; wood with hand painted Polo player on fornt; and leather. Two crocodile skin wallets; a leather and brass wallet; two leather cigar cases; crocodile skin hallmarked silver mounted lid; crocodile skin circular frame; crocodile skin cased travelling clockwork alarm clock by Walter Jones, Sloane Street, London, going, case as found. Estimate £80-120.

A good late 19th century French engraved gorge cased repeating carriage clock with alarm and calendar dial in the original travelling caseThe case stamped 2904The rippled handle over an oval bevelled glass inspection panel with repeat button, the white enamel circular Arabic dial with blued steel Breguet style hands, over two smaller dials, the left showing the date the right for the alarm, set within a foliate engraved mask, the two train movement with lever platform escapement and bi-metallic compensated balance, striking the hours and half hours on a bell. Ticking, striking and repeating. Sold with the original velvet lined travelling case with glass inspection panel and a double-ended winding key. 16cms (6ins) high (3)Footnotes:Purchased in 2014.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A good late 19th century French gorge cased repeating carriage clock with alarm and travelling caseLe Roy & Fils, Pal. Royal Gte. Montpensier 13-15 Paris/296 Regent Street, LondonThe highly engraved case all over decorated with flowers and foliage with rippled handle over a rectangular bevelled glass inspection panel and repeat button over two glass side panels, the signed white enamel rectangular Roman dial with blued-steel Breguet style hands over a subsidiary Arabic alarm dial, the twin train movement with lever platform escapement with bimetallic compensated balance, striking the hours and half hours on a bell and repeating the quarters on a further bell. Ticking and striking. Sold with the original leather travelling case and a modern double ended winding key. 16cms (6 inches) high (3)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Of Canadian Interest. A large late 19th century French gorge cased Petite Sonnerie striking and repeating carriage clock with alarm, with travelling case and winding key.J.Klaftenberger, 157 Regent Street. At one time owned by Sir David Lewis Macpherson, KCMG PC (1818 – 1896) of Toronto. The glazed case with rippled handle over the bevelled glass rectangular inspection panel and repeat button, the signed white rectangular Arabic dial with blued-steel Breguet style moon hands over a subsidiary alarm dial. The twin train movement with large silvered platform escapement with bi-metallic compensated balance, striking the hours, half hours and quarters on a pair of coiled blued-steel gongs mounted on a block stamped F.D. Ticking, striking and repeating. Sold with a brass double ended winding key stamped 23166, and the original leather travelling case with a plaque mounted into the base of the handle which reads 'Hon.D.L McPherson Toronto.' 18cms (7ins) high (3)Footnotes:The travelling case contains a 19th century handwritten note on the rear of a business card for 'William Tucker, Jeweller, Clare Street, Bristol. William Tucker registered in the 1865 and 1871 Bristol directories as a gold and silversmith, jeweller, watchmaker &c. at 24 Clare Street.The notes offer directions for use which remain as relevant today as they were 150 years ago. 'The key is kept in small receptacle at back of case. Clock requires winding weekly - Both springs must be wound - the small end of key is only used to set the hands, which is done by the small centre square at back. Do not turn the hands backwards & in putting hours on, pause at the half hour & hour to allow clock to strike. The repeater is automatic & can be used when clock is in or out of case but please press firmly down. To regulate: if slow move index towards F or Vice Versa'The lid of the case bears the name of Sir David Lewis Macpherson, KCMG PC (1818 – 1896). He was a Canadian businessman and political figure, and served as a member of the Senate of Canada from 1867 to 1896. He was knighted for his service to the country in 1884.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An impressive late 19th century French Petite Sonnerie striking and repeating carriage clock with original travelling case and rare signed and numbered winding keyLe Roy & Fils, 57 New Bond StreetThe large knopped and foliate handle over a rectangular bevelled glass inspection panel and a heavily moulded frieze and two rectangular bevelled glass side panels on a raised plinth base, the signed white circular Roman and Arabic dial with blue and gilt numerals on a duck egg blue chapter ring with blued-steel spade hands over a subsidiary alarm dial, both framed by a highly polished mask. The twin train movement with lever platform escapement with cut and compensated bi-metallic balance, striking on a pair of two blued-steel coiled gongs on two hammers. Ticking and striking. Sold with the original leather travelling case and a giant brass double ended winding key stamped Le Roy 4200. 21cms (8 inches) high (3)Footnotes:Provenance: Christie's, South Kensington, 17 December 2003, lot 305. Overhauled in August 2005.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A late 19th century French repeating carriage clock with alarm, original travelling case and numbered winding keyPaul Garnier, no.1261The ripple moulded case with rectangular bevelled glass inspection panel with the monogram C.B. surmounted by an elaborately moulded handle and repeat button over rectangular bevelled glass side panels on a stepped plinth base, the signed white enamel circular Roman dial with blued-steel spade hands over a subsidiary Arabic alarm dial, both framed by a gilt mask. The twin train movement with signed backplate and silvered lever platform escapement with cut and compensated bimetallic balance, striking the hours and half hours on a blued-steel coiled gong. Ticking and striking. Sold with the original leather travelling case stamped C.B. on the top, with removable inspection panel with modern handle, along with the original brass double ended winding key stamped 1261. 16cms (6 inches) high (3)Footnotes:Purchased in May 2016.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A good late 19th century French brass gorge cased repeating carriage clock with four porcelain panelsThe movement numbered 4789The case with ridged handle over a bevelled glass inspection panel and repeat button over four porcelain panels depicting riverside scenes with moored boats all set within a gilt and dark blue edged border, the highly elaborate Roman dial with blued-steel 'Breguet style' hands centred by a putto riding the waves on a sea creature, the numbered twin train movement with silvered lever platform escapement with compensated bimetallic balance, striking the hours and half hours on a blued-steel coiled gong mounted on a block stamped M.V. Ticking and striking. Sold with a leather travelling case with removable front panel and a brass double ended winding key. 16cms (6 inches) high (3)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A good late 19th century French gorge cased repeating carriage clock with alarm, original travelling case and winding keyAubert & KlaftenbergerThe case with rippled handle over a bevelled glass inspection panel and repeat button, the underside of the case fitted with a commemorative oval plaque, the signed white enamel rectangular Roman dial with blued steel Breguet style hands, over a subsidiary alarm dial, the stamped twin train movement with gilt platform and bi-metallic compensated balance, striking the hours and half hours on a bell. Ticking, striking and repeating. The underside of the case is fitted with a modern presentation plaque. Sold with the original travelling case with glass inspection window and brass double ended winding key. 16cms (6ins) (3)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A late 19th century French engraved gorge cased repeating carriage clock with alarm, original travelling case and a winding keyGrohe, Wigmore Street, London, no.2162The case with rippled handle over a bevelled glass oval inspection panel, the highly engraved rear door with shuttered winding apertures, the signed white rectangular Roman dial with blued-steel Breguet style hands over the subsidiary alarm dial. The twin train movement with silvered lever platform escapement and bimetallic compensated balance striking the hours and half hours on a coiled blued-steel gong mounted on a block stamped G.B. Ticking, striking and repeating. Sold with the original velvet lined travelling case with glass inspection panel and replaced handle, and a double ended brass winding key. 16cms (6ins) high (3)Footnotes:Purchased from Gerald Marsh in May 2014.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A good late 19th century French engraved repeating carriage clock with alarmAubert & Klaftenberger, GeneveThe highly elaborate case with rippled handle over an oval bevelled glass inspection panel and repeat button over two bevelled rectangular side panels, the signed white enamel rectangular dial with Roman numerals and blued-steel trefoil hands over a subsidiary Arabic alarm dial, the signed twin train movement with lever platform escapement with bimetallic compensated balance striking the hours and half hours on a bell. Ticking and striking. Sold with a leather travelling case with modern handle with velvet lining, a brass double ended winding key and a later winding key. 16cms (6 inches) high (4)Footnotes:Purchased in July 2015.Overhauled in March 2016. The firm of Aubert & Klaftenberger was created in 1835 by the international partnership of two watch retailers, the London-based C.J. Klaftenberger and D.F. Aubert of Geneva. Prince Albert appreciated the firm as suppliers of watches as gifts, and he and Queen Victoria ordered many watches from 1845 onwards.During the Great Exhibition of 1851 Aubert & Klaftenberger showed many clocks and watches, and were granted an Honourable Mention from the Jury. In 1859 they were granted a Royal Warrant.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A rare late 19th century French gilt brass gorge cased repeating carriage clockRetailed by Paul Garnier (II), made by Henri Jacot, No. 3303The case with facetted knuckle handle over a large inspection panel, distinctive corners, bevelled glass panels and a concave base, the Roman and Arabic signed white rectangular dial with alarm subsidiary, the signed and numbered repeating movement with large silvered lever platform escapement sounding the hours and the halves on a coiled blued steel gong. Ticking and striking. With a numbered key and an associated travelling case. 16cms (6.25ins) high. (3)Footnotes:Provenance: Purchased fully restored from Horological Workshops, Guildford, Surrey in 2016. The accompanying invoice states the movement carries the oval stamp of Henri Jacot.Jacot were Parisian makers of fine carriage clocks, Henry Jacot senior died in 1868; according to his obituary, his end was saddened by a 'cruel mistake' at the 1867 Exhibition, when he had not been awarded a medal, but only an 'Honourable Mention'. It was rectified and he was later awarded a silver medal. Henry senior was succeeded by his nephew, Henry junior, who continued the enviable reputation of the company.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A fine mid 19th century French gilt and engraved brass carriage clock in original case with original numbered keyPaul Garnier, Paris, No.3104The early composite case with shaped four-scroll handle on foliate pommels over bevelled glazed panels to an octagonal base with original wooden block intact below, the solid rear door hinged and set with shuttered apertures for hand setting and winding, engraved all over with foliate scrolls and cross-hatched panels, the signed white enamel rectangular dial with blue Roman numerals and minute band, each 5-minute marked with a single dot and gilt trefoil hands, the signed movement with silvered lever platform escapement and compensated bimetallic balance striking the hours and halves on a bell, in the original leather-covered, velvet lined travelling case with impressed decoration and rare heavy bevelled glass protective front panel. 15cm (6ins) high. (3)Footnotes:Paul Garnier (1801-1869) was renowned for his carriage clocks. He received silver medals in the Paris Exhibition of 1827, 1834 and 1839, as well as gold medals in 1844 and 1849.The travelling case is engraved with an heraldic device of a chained bear and the initials T.W., presumably the first owner.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A fine late 19th century French engraved gorge cased enamel panelled carriage clock with original travelling case and a winding key.Drocourt no.11334 the dial signed J.Heros 10 Rue de la Paix 10, Paris The highly engraved case with moulded handle over an oval bevelled glass inspection panel and repeat button over two rectangular side panels depicting courting lovers, the signed Arabic dial with blued-steel spade hands surrounded by a wooded scene depicting a woman and a child with gilded border and bleu celeste background. The two train movement with silvered lever platform escapement with bi-metallic compensated balance, striking the hours and half hours on a coiled blued-steel gong. Ticking, striking and repeating. Sold with the original red velvet lined travelling case and a brass double ended winding key. 18.5cms (7ins) high (3)Footnotes:Purchased in November 2015 and cleaned in January 2018. Pierre and Alfred Drocourt were among the finest makers of carriage clocks in the mid to late 19th century, having a factory at Saint-Nicolas-d'Ailermont, and in Paris at Rue Debelleyme 28 and Rue de Limoges. They made superb carriage clocks that were often highly decorative and were awarded numerous medals at exhibitions, such as the Bronze Medal in Paris 1867, the Silver in Paris 1878 and the Gold in Paris 1889. The son Alfred Drocourt succeeded his father Pierre Drocourt sometime in the 1870s.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A late 19th century French gorge case repeating carriage clockDrocourt, no.21203The rippled handle over a repeat button and heavy bevelled glass panels on a moulded base, the white enamel Roman and Arabic dial with blued-steel 'Breguet style' hands, the signed and numbered movement with silvered lever platform escapement with compensated bi-metallic balance striking the hours and half hours on a blued coiled steel gong. Currently not ticking or striking. Sold with an associated, earlier gilt-tooled leather travelling case with side latches and a chamfered lid with central handle 16cms (6 inches) high (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A good late 19th century French engraved gorge cased porcelain panelled carriage clockDrocourt no.9543, the dial signed for the retailers Shreve Crump & LowThe case with rippled handle over an oval bevelled glass inspection panel, the signed rectangular porcelain Arabic dial decorated in the centre with a mountain scene over a cartouche showing two women with dogs beside a castle, surrounded by a foliate gilt border on a bleu celeste background. The two side panels depicting classical maidens, one surrounded by flowers, the other surrounded by doves. The stamped two train movement with silvered lever platform escapement with bi-metallic compensated balance, striking the hours and half hours on a coiled blued-steel gong. Ticking and striking. Sold with a double ended winding key and an associated leather travelling case with modified handle. 18cms (7ins) high (3)Footnotes:Purchased from Howard Walwyn February 2015. Shreve, Crump & Low is the oldest purveyor of luxury goods in North America, based in Boston, Massachusetts. Established in 1796 by the clockmaker John McFarlane, the company is responsible for trophies such as the Davis Cup.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A rare late 19th century English giant carriage clock with duplex escapement, original case and original numbered keyCharles Frodsham & Co. Ltd, 84 Strand, No.1535The ribbed handle over a heavy bevelled glass inspection panel revealing the gilt platform and engraved cock, the sides and front glass similarly impressive, on a plinth base numbered to the underside, the lift-off solid rear door with named shuttered apertures for winding, hand-setting, and regulation, the signed and numbered white enamel dial with minute track and black Roman numerals, with blued steel hands, framed by an engraved mask of foliate scrolls against a hatched ground, the signed and numbered eight day movement with twin chain fusees, the going train with maintaining power and gilt platform supporting the engraved cock and overcoiled blued steel hairspring to a duplex escapement, the strike sounding every hour on a rectangular-section blued steel gong mounted on a block marked F.D., the backplate mounted with a subsidiary seconds dial running counterclockwise. Running and striking. Together with the original (distressed) travelling case and the original numbered double-ended winding and hand-setting key. 23cm (5 1/2in) highFootnotes:Provenance: This clock has possibly been in single family ownership from new. It is first mentioned in family records in 1941. An invoice dated 19th December 1950 for the overhaul, cleaning and adjusting of the clock by Charles Frodsham & Co. at a cost of £8 accompanies the lot.The use of the duplex escapement is extremely rare, if not unique in the oeuvre of Frodsham. This clock may have been a special commission from a client, or an experimental foray by the firm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

MINIATURE SWISS LEATHER CASED TRAVELLING CLOCK

Jaeger 8-day travelling alarm clock, the circular dial with numerals and baton markers, hand fluorescent marking in gilt metal case with leather travelling pouch

A bronze buddha, silver cased travelling clock etcCONDITION REPORTBy our judgement, condition of lot is good.Regarding the Buddha specifically, condition is fair, as it is missing a finger.Buddha measurements are as follows - Height, 11cmWidth, 12.5cmDepth, 10cmOur team of trusted experts are on hand to help and always endeavour to provide an accurate judgement. The ultimate responsibility lies with the buyer however, and we recommend that you make every effort to inspect the lot yourself.To that end, we have provided a number of additional images for your attention.

A Jaeger Le Coultre travelling alarm clock

Rotary Super-Sports manual wind wrist watch, going; another Rotary manual wind watch, going; four other various watches and a Coral travelling alarm clock, going. Estimate £20-40.

A silver framed travelling clock with a wall mounted brass cased porcelain dial clock

A George V tortoiseshell cased travelling clock barometer by Finnigans, the easel case opening to reveal twin white enamel dials, the clock with keyless movement, the case with silver hinges assayed London 1914, case w.16cmCondition report: Clock running.Barometer dial arm appears stuck.Case with one small chip to back below hinge, and some wear and surface scratches.Minor blemishes to outer areas of barometer dial.Otherwise good.

Bag of bakelite door knobs, travelling clock etc. (Guide Price £15-£20)MASONIC REGALIA INCLUDING:-

Ladies Costume Jewellery, eight day travelling clock, Stamford Mercury Newspapers 1829:- One Tray

A silver cased travelling clock, London 1937, the engine turned case housing a mechanical 8 day clock, with gold coloured dial, luminous Arabic numerals and hands, 6 cm by 5 cm; with a silver ARP lapel badge

A Links of London Silver Plated Travelling Alarm Clock together with a small collection of other silver plated items

A 19th century miniature brass-cased carriage clock timepiece, white enamel dial with Roman numeral hour markers and bevelled glass plates, back plate no. 1142, case height 7cm, with key and fitted leather travelling case, working orderGood overall working order, no obvious damage, case missing carrying handles

A French oval brass-cased carriage clock timepiece, white enamel dial with hand painted Deco Arabic numerals, blued steel hands and bevelled glass panels, case height 12cm, with key and fitted leather travelling case, working orderGood overall working order, main dial has a large hairline crack in top right corner, both side glass panels and top panel have edge chips, case lightly worn all over, travelling case missing some covering

JAEGER LECOULTRE - a Vintage gold plated travelling alarm clock timepiece, silvered dial with painted Deco Arabic numerals, central alarm dial and date aperture, calibre K911, serial no. 1759708, case no. 1044680, cased height 49mm, working order, in original branded pouchVery good original working order, no damage to glass or dial, case bezel has a couple of small nicks and abrasions, strut back is working, crown's working, hands adjust smoothly

A good quality brass alarm carriage clock with striking movement contained within a leather travelling case. Est. £200 - £300.

A small brass travelling clock of Gothic design with white enamelled dial. Est. £50 - £80.

A large brass and gilded carriage clock, having striking repeat movement, pierced foliate side panels and bevelled glass, circular enamel dial within ornate foliate scroll surround flanked by cluster columns, reeded angular swing handle, 19cm high with handle upright, contained in a leather covered travelling case (case AF), complete with key

A brass cased carriage clock, striking movement, white enamel Roman numeral dial enclosed by bevelled glass plates, with swing handle, 18cm high with handle extended, complete with leather mounted travelling case (case AF), with key

A George III wall hanging travelling wall or desk clock, circa 1805, possibly belonging to a Naval Officer, made by 'Gorfin, Devonport', having a white enamel dial, black Roman numerals and outer seconds track, dial approx 8cm in diameter, inset within a mahogany case and brass mount, the mechanism with a back-plate opening to reveal an engraved movement, inscribed '827', the back of case initialled 'W.B', size approx 14cm x 11.5cmCondition report: overall good- hairline to dial at 9-10, case good  

Five various travelling clocks and a clock and barometer set

Doxa Art Deco leather cased travelling clock, length when closed 43mm, hallmarked silver mounted clock, hallmarked silver novelty horseshoe, three silver thimbles, mother of pearl handled magnifier and a toothpick holder

Luxor for Asprey world travelling clock, diameter 11cm

Edwardian brass cased carriage clock with white enamel dial, in original travelling case, with key Condition report: Good overall condition, chip to corner of right hand side glass panel ( not very noticeable ) , running well but not tested for time keeping .The outer case is rather tatty

A brass carriage clock, 11cms h, with brown Morocco leather travelling case

A JAEGER-LE COULTRE ATMOS EMBASSY CLOCK, green marble effect dial and Roman numerals, brushed brass case, c.1972, 21.5cm high, in original travelling case, and various booklets Condition Report – Case condition okay, possibly need a clean.  The glass is okay, released pendulum mechanism and it worked straight away, not been run for over an hour though.

A 19TH CENTURY LARGE OVAL BRASS REPEATING CARRIAGE CLOCK the white dial with Roman Numerals and marked for Edward and Sons, Paris, the movement with numbers 1970, with dedication '1874 Royal Northern Yacht Club, Closing Cruise, won by yacht Lena', 13cm high, with travelling case (2) Condition Report: has key, winds and chimes. cracks to the enamel dial. Chip of glass front panel bottom right corner.

Last quarter of 19th century/first quarter of 20th century French brass and glass cased carriage clock with blued steel hands to a white enamelled masked dial with black Roman numerals, having half hour striking and repeating movement, complete with original (distressed) leather covered travelling case and two keys, 11.5cm tall

SELECTION OF LEADS, MANTEL CLOCK, TRAVELLING ALARM CLOCKS, PAIR OF BINOCULARS, VINTAGE RAZOR, SONY RADIO, ETC