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A French gilt and patinated bronze and rouge griotte marble eight day novelty timepiece in the form of boat with rocking mariner GUILMET, PARIS. CIRCA 1890
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$3,750
A French gilt and silvered brass and rouge griotte marble striking eight day novelty clock in the form of a quarter deck with rocking mariner GUILMET, PARIS. CIRCA 1890
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$5,000
A Victorian mahogany and brass-mounted two day marine chronometer with Hartnup balance CHARLES FRODSHAM, LONDON, NO.3582. CIRCA 1870
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$3,000
A Victorian small brass-bound mahogany two day marine chronometer RICHARD HORNBY, LIVERPOOL. CIRCA 1840
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$2,250
A Victorian brass and ebony-strung mahogany eight day marine chronometer RETAILED BY J.B.MAYO, CHICAGO, NO.2831; THE MOVEMENT BY THOMAS MERCER, LONDON, NO.2831. CIRCA 1876
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$3,000
An English mahogany and ebony-strung eight day mantel chronometer THOMAS MERCER, ST. ALBANS, NO.809. CIRCA 1946
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$3,125
A George Iii White Marble
A George III white marble, brass and ormolu-mounted seven day mantel chronometer JOHN R. ARNOLD, LONDON, NO.303. CIRCA 1810
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$3,125
A Victorian small brass eight day wall clock in original oak travel case DENT, LONDON, NO.1954. LATE 19TH CENTURY
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$1,000
A Victorian gilt-brass mounted ebonised striking and quarter chiming eight day table clock LATE 19TH CENTURY
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$3,750
A Victorian brass striking and musical eight day skeleton clock JAMES RIPPIN, SPALDING. CIRCA 1870
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$13,750
A George IV rolling ball skeleton timepiece, made after the model by Sir William Congreve JOHN WALKER, LONDON. CIRCA 1830
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$25,000
An Unusual French Brass
An unusual French brass, copper and brocatelle marble eight day striking clock in the form of a turbine with aneroid barometer and automaton drum DATED 1887
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$3,750
A fine and rare Victorian nickel-cased eight day timepiece chronometer carriage clock with prismatic balance FREDERICK DENT, 61 STRAND & 54 ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON, NO.1392. CIRCA 1853/1856
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$43,250
A French Enamel
A French enamel, gilt-brass and rouge marble eight day globe timepiece CIRCA 1890
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$4,125
A George V brass eight day revolving globe timepiece: 'The Empire Clock' CIRCA 1910
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$1,375
A French ormolu striking eight day revolving globe clock CHARLES HENARD & CIE., PARIS, THE GLOBE BY CHARLES DELAGRAVE, PARIS. CIRCA 1880
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$4,750
A Charles X ormolu striking and calendrical mantel clock with mechanical orrery CIRCA 1825
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$5,000
A Continental stained pine calendrical and astronomical striking eight day table clock with mechanical orrery LATE 19TH CENTURY
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$4,000
A George III gilt-brass mounted mahogany quarter striking eight day table clock JOHN ELLICOTT, LONDON. CIRCA 1780
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$32,450
A George III gilt-brass mounted mahogany quarter striking eight day longcase clock EDWARD WICKSTEAD, LONDON. CIRCA 1770
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$7,500
A George III brass-mounted ebonised striking and musical eight day table clock STEPHEN RIMBAULT, LONDON. CIRCA 1765
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$32,450
An exceptional pair of George III ormolu-mounted red tortoiseshell musical table clocks of small size, made for the Ottoman market MARKWICK MARKHAM, LONDON. CIRCA 1765
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$181,250
A George II miniature gilt-brass mounted tortoiseshell eight day striking bracket clock on wall bracket, for the Ottoman market THE CASE AND DIAL EARLY 18TH CENTURY AND SIGNED R. PECKOVER, LONDON. MOVEMENT EARLY 19TH CENTURY AND SIGNED JAMES HOW, KENT
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$9,375
A George II brass-mounted ebonised striking eight day table clock with alarm BEARING SIGNATURE DANIEL QUARE AND STEPHEN HORSEMAN, LONDON. SECOND QUARTER 18TH CENTURY
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$3,000