LANTERN CLOCK,

France ca. 1700. The dial signed CLAUDE LORY À PARIS.

Enclosed brass case, the chapter ring protruding laterally. Pierced brass top, engraved with tendrils and 2 griffins with a coat-of-arms cartouche. Large bell. Movement with verge escapement, striking the 1/2-hour on bell. Later hand. Strongly cleaned and supplemented. Hand broken.

15x17x40 cm.

LARGE BOULLE CLOCK WITH BASE,

Regence, Paris, 18th century. The dial later signed JULIEN LE ROY À PARIS.

Wooden case, applied with brass, tortoiseshell and tinted horn in Contre-Boulle manner. Opulent bronze mounts. Bronze dial with white enamel cartouches. Movement with verge escapement, striking the 1/4-hour on 3 bells. Case, requires some restoration.

H 147 cm.

BOULLE CLOCK ON BASE,

Louis XIV, France, 18th century. The dial signed FONCK À BERNE.

Rectangular, slightly rounded wooden case, decorated with brown tortoiseshell and inlaid with engraved brass tendrils and fillets. Opulent bronze mounts, the top with a figure of Zeus. Bronze dial with white enamel plaques. Movement with verge escapement, striking the 1/4-hour on 3 bells. Repetition on demand. Later hands.

45x21x131 cm.

LONG-CASE CLOCK,

Baroque, German, 18th century.

Walnut, cherry and domestic fruitwoods, opulently inlaid with flowers, leaves, cartouches and decorative frieze. Silver-plated bronze chapter ring. Movement with anchor escapement, striking the ½-hour on 2 bells. Brass mounts.

H 222 cm.

PAINTED CLOCK WITH BASE,

Louis XV, the dial signed I.F. LARSE A PARIS (Jean-François Larsé, active 1730/50), Paris, 18th century.

Wood, painted green all around. Bronze dial with 12 enamel plaques featuring the hours in Roman numerals. Replaced anchor movement, striking the 1/2-hour on bell. Opulent matte and polished gilt bronze mounts and applications.

48x26x125 cm.

CARTEL CLOCK,

Louis XV style, Paris. The dial signed LE MAIRE-DEMOUY À PARIS.

Bronze. White enamel dial. Parisian movement, striking the 1/2-hour on bell.

49x25x18 cm.

PAINTED CLOCK ON PLINTH,

Louis XV, Neuchâtel, 18th century and later.

Wooden case, painted with flowers and symbols of love on a yellow ground. White enamel dial. Movement with anchor escapement, striking the 1/2-hour on bell. Movement and paintwork, later. Cracks.

40x22x101 cm.

CARTEL CLOCK,

Louis XVI, Paris ca. 1780. The dial signed LACAN À PARIS (probably Henri Charles Jean Lacan, maître as of 1773).

Gilt bronze. With a vase on top and decorated with laurel garlands (repaired). White enamel dial. Movement with verge escapement, striking the 1/2-hour on bell.

36x25x73 cm.

PAINTED CLOCK ON BASE,

Louis XVI, Neuchâtel, end of the 18th century.

Curved wooden case with later faux tortoiseshell painting. Chased brass mounts. White enamel dial. Movement with verge escapement, striking the 1/4-hour on 2 bells. 1 key.

H 90 cm.

CLOCK WITH WOODEN COGWHEELS AND FRONT PENDULUM,

Brienz, end of the 18th century. Monogrammed UST and No. 158.

Dark painted wooden case, the sides with doors (1 missing). Chapter ring painted with light colors and surrounded by tin angel heads painted in dark colors. Pierced top. Clock mechanism with wooden cogwheels and brass verge escapement with chime on bell. Later hand.

17x17x25 cm.

CLOCK IN A PAINTING,

Germany, dated 1824.

Oil on copper. View of Koblenz with the Rhine and the Moselle. Inscribed ANSICHT VON COBLENZ EHRENBREITSTEIN UND PFAFFENDORF. Movement replaced, battery-operated. Small music box.

72x101 cm.

LARGE SKELETON CLOCK,

France or England, mid-19th century.

Brass. Designed in the shape of a cathedral. Pierced chapter ring. Movement with anchor escapement, striking the hour on bell. Endless pin winding. Mounted on a wooden base. 1 key. Chapter ring and hands, later.

With base: 27x18x38 cm.

PORCELAIN MANTEL CLOCK "AUX JOUEURS",

Napoleon III, the dial inscribed TRR LEBLANC HRL A PARIS, Paris ca. 1850.

Porcelain, polychrome painted with flowers, leaves and decorative frieze, on a light blue ground, accentuated in gold. Enamel dial. Parisian movement, striking the 1/2-hour on bell. Requires servicing.

38x14x45 cm.

CARTEL CLOCK,

Louis XVI style, France, 19th century.

Gilt bronze. White enamel dial. Later movement with anchor escapement, striking the 1/2-hour on bell. One key.

40x14x84 cm.

LARGE SKELETON CLOCK,

France or England, mid-19th century.

Brass. Designed in the shape of a cathedral. Pierced chapter ring. Movement with anchor escapement, striking the hour on bell.

With mahogany base and glass cloche: 28x17x40 cm.

TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK WITH PORCELAIN PLAQUES,

France, 19th century. The dial signed JOHN HALL PARIS.

Brass case, the sides with porcelain plaques, painted with depictions of women, signed SIMMONET. Gray dial. Movement with balance, striking the 1/2-hour on gong. Repetition on demand. Requires some servicing.

9x8x15 cm.

SKELETON CLOCK,

England, mid-19th century. The dial signed F. PETTIT WHITE CHAPEL ROAD.

Brass. Shaped like a cathedral. Movement with anchor escapement. Endless pin winding with chain. On wooden base and with glass cloche (defective). 1 key.

With base and cloche: 23x15x35 cm.

CHRONOMETER,

Zenith, Switzerland, ca. 1900

Brass, silver and mahogany. The cover inscribed "GENAUE ZEIT. Chronometer ZENITH. Grand Prix Paris 1900“. Silver-plated dial with Roman and Arabic numerals. Small second and 40-hour power reserve with reserve indicator. Hand-wound movement, rod for activating the balance. In original mahogany box, can be opened on both sides and locked with a key. Includes two spare springs.

D chronometer 8.5 cm, box 12x15x9 cm.

CLOCK ON PLINTH,

ELUXA, 20th century.

Wood, painted black and decorated with flowers. White enamel dial. Movement with anchor escapement, striking the 1/2-hour on bell.

H 54 cm.

MARINE CHRONOMETER,

Germany, ca. 1950. VEB Glashütter Uhrenbetriebe, Manufacturing No. 6533.

Mahogany and brass. Rectangular case with hinged, glazed cover. Silver-plated bronze dial with hours in Roman numerals. 56-hour power reserve. Movement with anchor escapement, tiltable.

D chronometer 12 cm, box 18.5x18.5x18.5 cm.

MARINE CHRONOMETER,

England, 2nd half of the 20th century. Signed THOMAS MERCER LTD. ST. ALBANS 711N.

Mahogany and brass. Rectangular case with hinged cover. With plaque "Supplied by Kelvin Hughes 711N". Silver-plated bronze dial with hours in Arabic numerals. 8-day power reserve. Anchor movement, tiltable.

D chronometer 15 cm, box 21x21x21 cm.