A 19TH CENTURY SLATE MANTEL CLOCK Provenance: From The Private Collection of the…

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A 19TH CENTURY SLATE MANTEL CLOCK Provenance: From The Private Collection of the Late Mrs Henry T Ford II

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A 19TH CENTURY SLATE MANTEL CLOCK Provenance: From The Priv

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Estim. 150 - 200 GBP

Wood and gilded stucco mantel mirror. 19th century. 152 x 107 cm

SOLAR CLOCK, EARLY 19th CENTURY, in various materials with engraved slate plate top, within original slipcase with ancient inscriptions for the use, description, and declination of the sun from the year 1803; defects and wear. Casket size 36x27 cm.

Starting price 40 EUR

Black marble and gilded brass mantel clock with brown patina regule group, featuring an 18th-century figure leaning on a tree stump, white enameled dial, 19th century (small enamel chips / 50x23x14 cm) / Attached (x1) alabaster, brass and gold patina regule mantel clock, the dial topped with a flowering pot, flanked by a nymph, circa 1900 (glass missing / 38x35x14 cm)

Starting price 60 EUR

19th CENTURY Alabaster and ormolu mantel set including a clock and two candlesticks. The clock is surmounted by a cherub and a music trophy, the dial enamelled with Arabic numerals for the hours and a floral frieze. The candlesticks are decorated with a floral garland. Clock size: 20 x 19 x 9 cm. H. candlestick: 15 cm. Pitted metal, shocks to the alabaster, we do not guarantee working order, key missing, servicing required.

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