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A group of hardcover clock books of local interest including Clifford & Yvonne Bird: "Norfolk & Norwich" (x2), Clifford Bird: "METAMEC The Clockmaker Dereham", Richard C.R. Barder: "English Country Grandfather Clocks", Bernard Mason: "Clock and Watchmaking in Colchester" (x2), Arthur L. Haggar and Leonard F. Miller: "Suffolk Clocks & Clockmakers" with additional supplement. All with illustrated dust jackets. (8)
Brian Loomes - A group of hardcover clock books by Brian Loomes including "Brass Dial Clocks", "Grandfather Clocks and their cases", "Lancashire Clocks and Clockmakers" x2, "The Early Clockmakers of Great Britain", "Country Clocks and their London Origins", "Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the world", "Complete British Clocks", "British Clocks Illustrated", and "Painted Dial Clocks" (10).
A group of hardcover clock and watch related books including; Charles Allix: "Carriage Clocks Their History and Development", Ernest L. Edwardes: "Weight-Driven Chamber Clocks" & "The Grandfather Clock", R.W. Symonds: "Thomas Tompion, his life and work", Alan & Rita Shenton "The Price Guide to Collectable Clocks 1840-1940", Nicolas M. Thorpe: "The French Marble Clock", Michael Snell: "Clocks & Clockmakers of Salisbury", Rick Ortenburger: "Vienna Regulators and Factory Clocks", Tom Robinson: "The Longcase Clock", Jeff Darken & John Hooper: "English 30 Hour Clocks Origin & Development 1600-1800", W.T.R. Pryce & T. Alun Davies: "Samuel Roberts Clock Maker". All with illustrated dust jackets, (11)
A Hallmarked Silver Chunky Curb Link Charm Bracelet, suspending a large quantity of assorted charms, including articulated ice skating boot, spinning globe, knight's helmet, sailboat, gondola, salamander, souvenir, gramophone, ballerina, coin in horsehoe mount, grandfather clock, viking longboat, train carriage, lidded tankard, articulated fish, sombrero, coat of arms, etc, to a hallmarked silver heartshape padlock style clasp (270grams).
An Irish Georgian period mahogany cased Grandfather Clock, the break neck cornice with central urn over a glazed door with front reeded pillars, housing a painted dial, signed Warner of Dublin, the trunk with shaped panel door and reeded columns above a box base, approx. 231cms high (91"). (1)
A fine quality mahogany cased Grandfather Clock, the pediment with central urn above an arched glazed door housing a painted scene of ships off coast with castle ruins and brass ornate dial, with Arabic and Roman numerals, date aperture and a seconds dial by Thomas Sanderson of Dublin, flanked either side with reeded columns, the trunk with shaped panel door and half reeded columns on a box base with ogee bracket feet, 230cms high x 51cms wide (90 1/2" x 20"). (1)
A fine quality 19th Century English mahogany cased Grandfather Clock, the arched cornice with dentil moulded border above a glazed door, housing a brass and silver dial with Roman and Arabic numerals with second and date apertures by Charles Butcher of Bedford, flanked either side with reeded brass capped Corinthian columns, the trunk with arched panel door on a box base with bracket feet, 208cms high x 56ms wide (88" x 22"). (1)
An Irish Georgian period mahogany cased Grandfather Clock, the hood with blind fretwork design and brass capped reeded pillars, the glazed door housing a brass and silver dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, date aperture and seconds face, the trunk with shaped panel door and brass escutcheon, flanked either side by half reeded columns on a box base with ogee bracket feet, approx. 220cms high (86 1/2"). (1)
Twelve Franklin Mint miniature clocks from the Treasury of Clocks Collection, comprising Empire carriage clock, Gothic steeple clock, French rococo clock, chinoiserie bracket clock, Louis XV cartel clock, grandfather clock, federal clock, Louis XV lyre clock, Federal banjo clock, Victorian mantel clock, English lantern clock, and Palladian clock, in a fitted wooden case, 54.5cm high.
A Liege Grandfather Clock, Sculptured Oak, Rococo Revival, 19th centuryComtoise clock mounted in a richly sculptured piece of furniture.Rococo Revival, with sculptured rocailles and volutes, sinuous curves and convex curved glass in front of the pendulum.At the bottom a two-door cabinet.Liege, Belgium.(65 x 252 x 42 cm)Lütticher Standuhr, geschnitztes Eichenholz, Rokoko-Revival, 19.Comtoise-Uhr in einem reich geschnitzten Möbelstück.Rokoko-Revival, mit skulptierten Rocaillen und Voluten, gewundenen Kurven und konvex gewölbtem Glas vor dem Pendel.An der Unterseite ein zweitüriger Schrank.Lüttich, Belgien.(65 x 252 x 42 cm)
A late 18th century George III mahogany cased longcase grandfather clock. The clock having finials to the hood over a silvered moon phase dial marked for High Water Topsham. The dial having both Roman and Arabic numeral chapter ring with shaped hands. Inlaid mahogany case with all raised on bracket feet supports. With weights and pendulum.Measures approx. 236cm x 43cm x 24cm.
J. Firderer, Birmingham - a Victorian 19th century flame mahogany cased twin fusee 8-day movement longcase grandfather clock. The clock having a carved scrolled swan neck pediment atop over a glazed front flanked by turned columns. The case having a gothic style front door flanked by further columns. The clock face having a hand painted moon phase atop over Roman numerals to chapter ring, subsidiary & seconds aperture. Twin fusee movement to back. Measures approx. 227cm x 63cm x 23cm.
Bandai - Vivid Imaginations - Others - A mixed lot contain boxed and unboxed children's toys, a boxed action figure with a collection of badges and novelty items. Lot includes a boxed Teeny Weeny Families Grandfather Clock Hotel; an unboxed Tweeny Weeny Families Browns Mini Market; a boxed Bandai Power Rangers Food Gobbling Pudgy Pig and similar. Items all show signs of play and age appearing Fair Plus - Very Good. Boxes appear Fair plus with some storage wear. Items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
1913 Triumph 3½hp Motorcycle CombinationRegistration no. AC 3574Frame no. 215783Engine no. 26713•17 time Pioneer Run participant•The first Veteran combination to complete the inaugural Coventry-Brighton RunThis Triumph motorcycle combination was purchased new in 1913 by Henry Goddard of Henley-in-Arden, grandfather of the immediately preceding owner, Henry James 'Jim' Hammant. The prime purpose was to take Mr Goddard's wife, son and daughter out at weekends. Mr Goddard moved to Henley-on-Thames in the mid-1920s, taking over the Argyll public house as tenant. He soon discovered that Henley was surrounded by hills and that he was unable to travel out of the area as the Triumph was a direct-drive single-speeder with no gears or clutch. An NSU 'Gradua' two-speed gear/clutch was obtained and fitted by Tommy Russell, an employee of Stuart Turner's, Henley and these modifications at last enabled the family to venture out of town.When Mr Goddard died in the mid-1930s the Argyll was taken over by his son, Royle, and the Triumph lay undisturbed in a stable at the rear of the pub until 1947. As an eleven-year-old, Jim Hammant had wanted a larger bike than the 225cc Royal Enfield Lady's model that he had been thrashing around the local fields and caught sight of the Triumph while visiting his uncle. The latter said that his nephew could have it, so the sidecar was temporarily removed and the bike taken to a shop owned by the family. The Triumph's arrival caused uproar, Jim's father declaring, 'Whatever are you doing with that rusty old heap?' Nevertheless, the Triumph was soon got going again and shortly thereafter Jim spotted an article in Motor Cycle magazine about the Pioneer Run. Together, father and son began a proper renovation and the Triumph duly took part in its first Pioneer in 1949.Ridden by father with son as passenger, the Triumph reached Brighton despite drive-belt problems, and was helped up hills on the way home by Mike Dowsett, one of the observers. The following morning it was discovered that the engine would not turn over: the shellac had melted inside the magneto and re-solidified, locking the motor. The Triumph has since completed the Pioneer Run on 17 occasions without any further problems. It was also the first Veteran combination to complete the inaugural Coventry-Brighton Run, a round trip of 300 miles, and has taken part in numerous other national events.The machine had been laid up since the 1970s when it was offered for sale by the Hammant family at Bonhams' Stafford auction in April 2006 where it was purchased for an important private collection (Lot 496). Subsequently sold at Bonhams' Stafford auction in April 2014 (Lot 114) it was acquired by another prominent collector. Since acquisition, the machine has been kept in heated storage as part of the owner's private collection and has not used. Re-commissioning and the customary safety checks will be required at the very least before it returns to the road.'AC 3574' is recorded in the Pioneer Register and is supplied with Certificates, old-style logbook, two expired MoTs (most recent 2009), V5C registration document and copies of various photographs showing the Triumph on the Pioneer Run. A spare NSU gear is included in the sale, complete with operating mechanism, tools and instructions, while other noteworthy features include acetylene lighting, Klaxon horn and handlebar-mounted Ingersoll clock. A wonderful opportunity to acquire a most handsome and original Pioneer combination, benefiting from long-term single family ownership and possessing impeccable provenance.Key not requiredFootnotes:All lots are sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding.Please see the Auction Information and Guide for Buyers at the top of the main sale page, for bidders' obligations. The Spring Stafford SaleREQUEST A TRANSPORT QUOTEPlease click the link to request a transport quote from our recommended transport company, Moving Motorcycles.To request a UK or European shipping quote - Moving MotorcyclesTo request an International shipping quote - ShippioThis Lot will be auctioned on Sunday 27 April, with the auction starting at 11am GMT.Saleroom notices:Please note that the V5C and HPI list the engine number as '26718MT1'.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Grandfather clock eight-day Mechanism including weights, pendulum and spare cat-gut, marked "J. Crew, Bramley" to the arched painted face, the arch painted with a pastoral scene with a female figure and her dog on a lane passing a country cottage on a mound and with sheep grazing in a meadow in the distance. (In running order at time of lotting), plus the clock hood.
u.a. KIBRI/BING Konvolut aus Bahnhof und Zubehör, Spur 0, KIBRI: Bahnhof mit Turmuhr, gelb/grün lithografierte Fenster, mittiger Durchgang mit Trenngeländer, Wellblechdach über dem Bahnsteig, L 43 x H 18, 5 x T 16 cm. Fahrtrichtungsanzeiger mit 4 Richtungsschildern, H 18, 5 cm; Zeitungswagen mit 4 Zeitungen (1920er Jahre), H 8, 5 cm; Leiterwagen, L 9, 5 cm; Standuhr, H 19, 5 cm; BING Hauptsignal, H 28, 5 cm; Einbahn-Verkehrsschild, H 19 cm. MÄRKLIN 2 Gepäckwagen, L 6 und 7, 5 cm sowie weitere Zubehörteile deren Hersteller nicht eindeutig identifizierbar ist: 2 Lampenmaste (ohne Lampen), H 21 u. 22 cm; 1 roter Briefkasten, H 16 cm; 1 Läutewerk, H 12 cm; 1 Hauptsignal, H 27, 5 cm; Vorsignal, H 8 cm; 2 "Laub"-bäume; sowie u.a. ELASTOLIN diverse Figuren und andere kleine Zubehörteile wie Milchkännchen, Schild, Schubkarre, etc. Meist Lackschäden, Altersspuren, Fehlstellen u. Beschädigungen.| a.o. KIBRI/BING bundle of station and accessories, gauge 0, KIBRI: Station with clock tower, yellow/green lithographed windows, central passage with dividing railing, corrugated iron roof over the platform, L 43 x H 18.5 x D 16 cm. Direction indicator with 4 direction signs, H 18.5 cm; newspaper cart with 4 newspapers (1920s), H 8.5 cm; ladder cart, L 9.5 cm; grandfather clock, H 19.5 cm; BING main signal, H 28.5 cm; one-way traffic sign, H 19 cm. MÄRKLIN 2 baggage cars, L 6 and 7.5 cm and other accessories whose manufacturer cannot be clearly identified: 2 lampposts (without lamps), H 21 and 22 cm; 1 red mailbox, H 16 cm; 1 bell, H 12 cm; 1 main signal, H 27.5 cm; advance signal, H 8 cm; 2 deciduous trees; as well as various ELASTOLIN figures and other small accessories such as a milk jug, sign, wheelbarrow, etc. Mostly paint damage, signs of age, missing parts, and damage.
BEATRIX POTTER - A collection of figures comprising several large limited editions: Beswick 'Mrs Rabbit', 209/1947; 'Foxy Whiskered Gentleman', same number and 'Squirrel Nutkin', 1150/1947; together with Beswick 'Jeremy Fisher Catches a Fish', Royal Albert: 'Peter With Red Pocket Handerkchief'; 'Mrs Tiggywinkle'; 'Jeremy Fisher' and 'Tom Kitten'; a Border Fine Arts 'Timmy Willie and Strawberry'; a Beatrix Potter eggcup with matching spoon; an EM&Co Jemima Puddleduck and a model of a grandfather clock with quartz movement (13)
20th Century Oak French Longcase 'Comtoise' Grandfather Clock. White face with Roman numerals, the case with an arched hood pediment, a waisted shaped case with a large glass opening door showing the decorative brass pendulum. Approx. 7' high. Together with a table canteen of cutlery, setting for six, raised on barley twist legs. 30'' high, 17.5'' wide, 12'' deep. As found.

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