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Lot 5275
WW2 Third Reich Luftwaffe Junghans radio operators clock FL25591. Black dial with luminous Arabic numerals. Separate seconds dial. Complete in original case for standing on a desk or for wall mounting. Inside of case marked Eigentum der Luftwaffe (property of the Luftwaffe), the manufacturer's mark in the form of an 8-pointed star and dated 1937 plus Luftwaffe stock number FL.25591 4930 (watch number), BAL red ink stamp of Luftwaffe. Runs and ticks, would recommend a clean and service. These were used by radio technical airfield units on the ground.
Lot 390
A WALL CLOCK AND A BAROMETER, comprising a large wooden cased wall clock, back bears partial Jerome & Co/New Haven USA paper label 'Superior 8 Day Anglo American Clock', having cardboard dial with black Roman numerals, movement stamped New Haven USA, with separate bell, key and pendulum, approximate height 100cm, together with an oak cased banjo barometer (2) (Condition Report: generally appear ok, clock requires a little attention and has had amateur restoration, but has run)
Lot 158
A late 19th century mahogany cased drop-dial wall clock. Retailed by George Rossiter (High Street, Weston-Super-Mare). With white painted dial and black Roman numerals, the interior of the case labelled for Seth Thomas (USA), with glazed drop viewing panel, with pendulum and key, 58.5cm high
Lot 183
A late 19th century Bristol Goldsmiths' Alliance mahogany cased single fusee chain-driven wall clock. With white painted dial with black Roman numerals, with pendulum and key, 46cm diam. inc. frame Condition Report: Due to the mechanical nature of the working of the clock, we cannot guarantee that it is in working order. However, its ticks and runs when wound. Hands rotate. There is a key. The pendulum appears to be brass covered lead and appears to be original. The movement is stamped G.B and E.LTD London. The dial is of pressed tin. There is some damage and losses to the lower pendulum flap, the beading is partly lacking here. There are three small holes to back plate. The glazed door has a latch that is working and secure. The dial has some retouching to black painted numerals and maker. There is some slight crazing to the painted white dial and a small area of flaking at edge between 5-6 o'clock, there are further small chips to the edge of the dial, these are mainly concealed behind the glazed door, there is one screw missing to the painted dial. One part of hinge to the glazed door is damaged with old solder repair but it still functions and stays in place. Minor wear and scuffing to the wooden case.
Lot 460
A large quantity of Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern tea wares to include cake stand, teapots, tea cups and a wall clock.Condition ReportThere are 8 tea cups (one with a chip to the rim), 1 two handled cup, 2 sugar bowls, 2 coffee cups (one which has cracks), 2 saucers ( measuring 12.50m diameter), 6 bowls, 1 two tiered cake plate, 1 cake plate, 11 14cm saucers ( one is cracked another has been chipped), 1 16cm saucer, 10 16cm side plates, 1 vase (measuring 18cm) , 2 egg cups, 1 13cm tea pot (with chips to upper rim), 1 16cm teapot, 1 19cm tea pot, 1 wall clock, 1 20cm coffee pot, 1 11cm milk jug, 2 birds, 1 footed bowl (17.5 diameter), 1 heart shaped trinket box, 1 posy bowl, 4 dishes and 1 cake stand. Most have some wear to the gilding (mainly cups and saucers).
Lot 137
British Railways Eastern Region 9 inch plastic cased wall clock. The original dial shows BR(E) 13210 and SMITH 8 DAY . The duck egg blue plastic case is in good condition with a couple of repaired cracks at the top which do not detract when hung. The Smiths 7 day going barrel movement with platform escapement and external winding and setting knob is in good working condition. The LNER clock records show this clock as last being in use at Ipswich Motive Power Department Running Foremans Office. Comes complete with a copy of the clock record. Measures 11in diameter x 2.5in deep.
Lot 6222
John Rodgers of Cambridge - 8-day chain fusee wall clock c1910, with a mahogany wooden dial surround, pendulum regulation door and spun brass bezel, 12" painted steel dial with retailers name, Roman numerals and minute track, with steel spade hands and flat glass, single fusee movement with a recoil anchor escapement. With pendulum.
Lot 6223
Bryant of London - oak cased single fusee drop dial wall clock, with carved ears, pendulum viewing glass, and pendulum regulation door, 12" painted dial with retailers name, Roman numerals and minute track, with steel spade hands within a spun brass bezel, eight-day chain fusee movement with a recoil anchor escapement. With pendulum.
Lot 6224
American - 8-day mahogany drop dial wall clock c 1890, with an inlaid wooden dial bezel, carved ear pieces and pendulum viewing door, painted dial with Roman numerals, minute track and maltese cross hands within a spun brass bezel and flat glass, two train striking movement striking the hours on a bell. With pendulum.
Lot 6227
New Haven - American late 19th-century 8-day walnut and parquetry inlaid wall clock, with a carved pediment over a fully glazed door flanked by ring-turned pilasters with pendant finials, ogee-shaped base with conforming parquetry inlay, painted dial with Roman numerals, minute track, steel spade hands and silvered sight ring, with red felt-backed open fretwork, gilt-framed mirror and visible cylindrical pendulum beneath, with a spring driven countwheel striking movement striking on a bell. Dimensions: Height: 90cm Length/Width: 35cm Depth/Diameter: 14cm
Lot 6228
Elliot - 20th century single fusee 8-day wall clock, with a 14.5" wooden dial surround and 11" painted steel dial with Roman numerals, minute track and steel spade hands, dial inscribed with the monogram of King George the Sixth, chain driven fusee with a four pillar movement stamped 6045, ELLIOT,1939. With pendulum.
Lot 439
Mid 19th Century brass-inlaid mahogany drop-dial wall clock- John Hall, Southampton, circa 1850, signed 11-inch Roman dial with trefoil hands, gut-driven single fusee timepiece movement, unmarked backplate, the case with moulded dial surround over brass-strung body with wasted lenticle, 51cm high, sold with pendulum
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