Dominic Winter

292* Compass. A Victorian brass
surveying compass, the 4-inch engraved
silvered dial signed Bradford, London,
additional sighted arms, in pine box
(1) £100-150
288* Clock. A George III longcase clock,
circa 1820, the white-painted dial with
black roman numerals, indistinctly signed
William Hallam Nottingham, fruit painted
spandrels, in an oak and mahogany case
with broken swan neck pediment, the door
with patarae inlay, 208cm high, with
pendulum and weight
(1) £300-400
289* Clock. An Edwardian inlaid
mahogany mantel clock, with circular
white enamel dial, black roman numerals,
in a caddy top case inlaid with festoons,
brass carrying handle, finials and feet,
drum movement, 24cm high
(1) £70-100
290* Clocks. A Victorian mahogany drop
dial wall clock, with white enamel dial,
black roman numerals, in a mahogany case
with ebonised mounts, 104.5cm high,
together with a brass anniversary clock,
with orange engine-turned dial, foul ball
pendulum under a glass dome, 32cm high,
plus a Huntley & Palmer’s biscuit tin
(3) £70-100
291* Clocks. A late 19th-century Belgium
slate mantel clock, with circular white
enamel dial, arabic numerals, in a
substantial case with pressed metal
hunting frieze, brass movement, with key
and pendulum, 48cm high, together with a
late 19th-century alabaster mantel clock,
with circular white enamel dial, black
roman numerals with gilt painted figural
decoration of a young girl and boy, with
key and pendulum, 30cm high
(2) £80-120
293* Gyroscope. A Victorian lacquered
brass gyroscope by F.E. Becker & Co,
25cm high, in a mahogany box with ivory
manufacturer plate and various
accessories including two pots each
containing lead shot
(1) £200-300
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