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DONNINGTON PRIORY<br />
213<br />
213<br />
A French brass lantern clock<br />
Unsigned, mid 18th century<br />
The posted rack and bell-striking<br />
movement with anchor escapement and<br />
passing half-hour strike on the same bell<br />
with a second hammer, the dial with<br />
alarm setting disc to the plain centre<br />
within applied Roman numeral chapter<br />
ring with starburst half hour markers<br />
beneath crest with sunburst mask within<br />
foliate scrolls surmounted with a<br />
cockerel, the frame with tall teardrop<br />
shaped feet, columnar uprights and urn<br />
finials beneath bell with turned finial<br />
(pendulum, pallets, and alarm lacking,<br />
generally distressed), 39cm (15.5ins)<br />
high.<br />
£400-600<br />
214<br />
214<br />
A brass inlaid mahogany bracket<br />
timepiece<br />
Barwise, London, early 19th century<br />
The four pillar single fusee movement<br />
with anchor escapement and pendulum<br />
holdfast to the shouldered backplate, the<br />
6 inch circular convex white Roman<br />
numeral painted dial signed BARWISE,<br />
LONDON to centre and with blued steel<br />
Breguet hands within a cast brass<br />
glazed bezel, the shallow-arch top case<br />
with curved reeded moulding<br />
terminating in scrolls to arch above<br />
brass ring side handles, foliate scroll<br />
inlaid shaped panel beneath dial and<br />
conforming quarter moulding to the skirt<br />
base with disc feet, 34.5cm (13ins) high.<br />
£500-700<br />
215<br />
215<br />
A mahogany balloon shaped bracket<br />
clock<br />
Unsigned, circa 1900<br />
The four pillar twin fusee bell striking<br />
movement with anchor escapement and<br />
8 inch circular white painted Roman<br />
numeral dial with blued steel hands<br />
within a cast brass bezel and convex<br />
glass, the waisted case with line edged<br />
shaped panel beneath dial and brass<br />
grille sound fret to rear door, on moulded<br />
base with brass disc feet, 47cm (18.5ins)<br />
high.<br />
£200-300<br />
216<br />
216<br />
A French gilt brass four glass<br />
mantel clock<br />
Retailed by Aird and Thomson,<br />
late 19th century<br />
The eight-day two train bell striking<br />
movement with twin mercury jar<br />
pendulum and visible Brocot<br />
escapement to the recessed centre of<br />
the two-piece white enamel Roman<br />
numeral dial with blued steel Breguet<br />
hands and signed AIRD & THOMSON<br />
between the winding squares, the heavy<br />
brass bevel-glazed case with channel<br />
cut corners to the moulded cornice and<br />
rounded uprights above cavetto moulded<br />
skirt base with conforming detail to<br />
angles and incorporating bracket feet,<br />
36cm (14ins) high.<br />
£400-600<br />
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