An Edwardian silver watch stand, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1903, with embossed C scroll and geometric detail, 9.5cm high, together with a silver photograph frame, 16.5 x 13cm, a silver framed travelling clock with silver plaque to the reverse, 11cm high, a leather cased silver framed travelling clock, a 22ct gold plated 'Rolo' and a silver example, 1.5cm high, and three other photograph frames, total weigh 15.4ozt (qty) Condition ReportGood polished condition with minor surface scratches and dents
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Mixed lot of collectables including boxed set of six ‘ Mark Models ‘ place name holders in the form of animals, early 20th century travelling leather portrait case, leather cased tape measure, volt meter, milliamperes meter, various boxes, a Sorley of Glasgow mahogany cased mantle clock and other items
ELKINGTON & CO LTD; an Edward VII hallmarked silver rectangular snuff box, Birmingham 1910, 7.5 x 4cm, a boxed Smiths 17 jewel eight day travelling alarm clock and a 19th century J. Brown of 76 St Vincent Street Glasgow pocket barometer, in original fitted leather case, inscribed 'Frank Adam', diameter 5cm (3).
A small quantity of collectors' items, including a stainless steel fruit bowl by designer Alessi, 'Blow Up', manufactured by Fratelli Campana, a glass bottled water Hamilton bottle, tabletop clam shell, 31 x 21.5cm, travelling barometer, travelling clock, African carved wooden mask, spelter figure of a lady, height 41cm, table bell, pair of banded agate bookends, one brass bookend modelled as a clawed foot, perfume atomiser, etc.
JAEGER-LECOULTRE: A gilt brass Jaeger "Recital" 8-day travelling alarm clock, model number 105, glazed brass dial with 24 hour alarm aperture, Roman numeral chapter ring with engraved detailing, filigree to both front and back of case, numbered 2286. Comes with guarantee dated 19-3-65, with associated manuals and box.
A white metal cased late 19th Century/early 20th Century travelling alarm clock, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals in green leather case, with trade label ‘Bijou, Réveil de Voyage, Forte Sonnerie’, the clock 5 x 5 x 4cms; together with a silver National Rose Society medal, cased by John Pinches; a Cross Country Runs school medal, cased; two cut glass knife rests; and a tortoiseshell box.
A 19th century French brass repeater alarm carriage clock, white enamel dial with Roman numeral hour markers, blued steel spade hands, subsidiary alarm dial and movement striking on a bell, back plate no. 363, case height 13cm, working order, in fitted leather travelling caseMovement – currently working, repeater function workingDial - several chips in 3 corners otherwise cleanGlass - cleanHands - goodCase -light wear
A 19th century French brass repeater alarm carriage clock, retailed by Reid & Sons of Newcastle On Tyne, white enamel dial with Roman numeral hour markers, blue steel Breguet hands, subsidiary alarm dial and architectural case with Corinthian column corner supports and swing handle, with movement striking on a gong, back plate no. 6669, case height 16cm, working order, in fitted leather travelling caseMovement – currently working, repeater function workingDial - cleanGlass - cleanHands - goodCase -very light wear
A 19th century French brass drum carriage clock, maker CV, white enamel dial with Roman numeral hour markers, blue steel spade hands, drum-shaped case with swing handle and movement striking on a bell, back plate no. 6287, retailed by W Mahr of London, case height 11.5cm, working order, in fitted glass-topped leather travelling caseMovement – currently workingDial - slight surface dirt otherwise cleanGlass - cleanHands - goodCase -only very light wear
A 19th century French brass carriage clock, white enamel dial with Roman numeral hour markers, blued steel Breguet hands, shaped case and movement striking on a bell, back plate no. 302, case height 13.5cm, not currently working, in fitted leather travelling caseMovement – not currently working Dial - 1 edge chip in top right corner otherwise cleanGlass - cleanHands - goodCase -only light wear and still heavy gauge
ASPREY & SON - an Antique nickel 'Horseshoe' desk clock, white enamel dial with Roman numeral hour markers, blued steel Breguet hands and horseshoe-shaped drum case, back plate no. 968, height 9cm, working order, in fitted leather travelling caseDial has a faint hairline crack in top half, otherwise no damage, movement working
A late 19th century French brass cased carriage clock by Drocourt with eight day movement striking and repeating on a gong, the backplate with maker's stamp and numbered '21367', the white enamelled dial with black Roman hour numerals and inscribed 'Charles Frodsham 115 New Bond St London', the case with reeded swing handle and bevelled glass panels, height including handle 17.7cm, with travelling case and winding key.
Hermes, an eight-day travelling clock, 1960s, gilt dial within a bezel inscribed with cities around the world, with hinged stand, in a red leather Hermes leather case 8cm diameter In generally good decorative order, but mechanical clock is not working, date dial doesn't move, movement is loose in the case.
A fine Japanese Shaku Dokei pillar clock. Shitan wood case with glaze canopy. The movement with balance wheel and engraved front plate. With original travelling box and cord. ca. 1830. With a pamphlet by Wilhelm Brandes (Germany) titled "The Ancient Japanese Pillar Clock" describing the use and how to read the clock.Provenance: Purchased from Lee Benkendorf Fine Antique Clocks, Chicago, December 12, 1980.(Clock) Height: 15 in x width: 2 1/2 in x depth: 2 1/2 in.Condition: There are no apparent major breaks or losses. Clock not tested. Light wear throughout. Light wear to the box.
An early 20th century 925 hallmarked silver cased watch head, the white enamel dial set with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, diameter of dial 3cm excluding winding crown, two open face pocket watches and a Westclox Art Deco bakelite travelling clock, diameter of dial 2.7cm, overall diameter 7cm (4).
1940s silver cased travelling desk clock, with eight day movement, in folding silver case, with engine turned decoration (Birmingham 1946) Mappin & Webb. 10.5cm closed. General overall condition good, case is tarnished and has some minor surface scratching, dings and dents, silver watch surround is slightly bent, clock case back scratched. We are unable to confirm if the clock is in full working order.
JAEGER LE-COULTRE TRAVELLING ALARM CLOCK, in a folding simulated tortoiseshell and brass case, 40 x 52mmsProvenance: private collection CheshirePlease note: this lot located at our Chester auction house for viewing. For condition reports please email lotenquirynw@rogersjones.co.ukAll purchased lots in this auction can be transferred to any one of our five offices providing payment terms are met first. Please see terms.P&P available on request (maximum insurance value £2,500) – please contact the office for a quote.
A fine Victorian brass bound coromandel travelling vanity case, with silver-topped contents London, 1873, George Betjemann & Son of rectangular form, opening to reveal a fully fitted interior with hinged action side drawers and drop flap front, abbatant mirror to lid interior, containing thirteen silver and glass dressing table vessels, chased engraved decoration and monogram, together with mother-of-pearl handled manicure and other accoutrements, some associated, including a Victorian ivory encased timepiece, central removable tray disguising secret drawers, with original leather case Condition: Two splits to the top, including one that runs the whole width. Knocks and wear to the case throughout. The open and close mechanism function. Some instruments missing. Wear to the interior. Tarnishing to the silver but no dents. The small hand mirror with a crack to the glass. Re clock: IMPORTANT NOTE This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Ivory declaration submission number reference: TQ76PXAQ Provenance: Reputed to have belonged to Elspeth, Lady Invernairn (1874-1955), wife of Lord Invernairn, one of Ernest Shackleton's major backers. Thence by descent.
A silver cased travelling clock London 1910, makers mark for Cohen & Charles, the case with mounted keyless wind 8-day pocket watch, folding to close within an engine turned case and gold monogram within a wreath and Ducal Crown10cm squareCondition ReportThere are some scratch marks to the panel supporting the watch, between 1.00-2.00pmThe case appears not to close, possibly misshapen case or failing clasp.
Duverdry & Bloquel, a French Edwardian carriage clock, the eight-day duration timepiece movement having a platform lever escapement and stamped to the backplate with the hand-setting arrow as used by the carriage clock maker Duverdry & Bloquel, with the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals and blued-steel spade hands (missing hour hand), the Serpentine-shaped case with matching handle, complete with original travelling box, height 15cm/12cm, handle up/down.

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