Lindsay Burns & Company


Lot 280 Lot 278


278. A late 19th century mahogany bracket clock, the silvered dial with Roman numerals and engraved foliate decoration, the twin train movement striking on a gong, within an architectural case with foliate carved details and pierced sound fret side panels, raised on square shaped feet, 30cm high x 23cm wide. £150-250


280. A Jaeger-Le Coultre Atmos clock, with red marbled dial and brass chapter ring bearing Roman numerals, within brass cased with brushed finish, the front of the plinth set with a presentation plaque dated 1936-1969, 22cm high x 18cm wide. £200-400


PRINTS


281. J. Blaeu, STERLIN-SHYR, a hand coloured map, 49.5cm x 58cm. £50-100


282. AR George Houston RSA RSW RI (1869-1947)


Loch side with trees and path


coloured etching, signed in pencil lower left 19cm x 26.5cm £50-100


283. Early 20th century Japanese School Grasshopper and butterfly and another Crayfish two woodblock prints, numbered 69 and 20/20 respectively, signed


29.5cm x 34cm and 25.5cm x 32cm £50-100


284. Sir David Young Cameron RA RSA RWS RSW RE (1865-1945) The fisher’s Hut


Lot 279


279. A gilt metal and enamel Cartier octagonal shaped alarm clock, with Roman numeral dial and cream enamelled border, impressed marks, number ‘7507 10367’, 7.5cm wide x 7.5cm high. £100-200


etching signed in pencil lower right 15cm x 27cm £50-100


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