96


An 18th century and later oak, mahogany and rosewood longcase clock, the swan neck pediment above an enamelled face with Roman numerals, date aperture, pierced hands and painted fl ower spandrels, by Benjamin Edwards of Knowle, with a thirty hour movement, h. 211 cm, w. 52 cm, d. 25 cm


98


A late 18th/early 19th century eight day longcase clock by Ralph Banks of Plymouth Docks, striking on a bell, the brass and slivered brake arch face with Roman and Arabic


numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, rolling moon phase below two hemispheres and a high tide indicator, within a mahogany reeded case and arched hood, h. 230 cm


99


An 18th century oak, mahogany, rosewood and parquetry line inlaid eight day longcase clock, the swan neck pediment above a painted face with Roman numerals, second dial and pierced hands by Lawnt of Chesterfi eld, h. 231 cm, w. 57 cm, d. 29 cm


£200 - £300


£250 - £350


£400 - £600


100


A late Victorian bracket clock by Dent, the twin fusee movement within a fi gured walnut, foliate fretwork and brass mounted case with an ogee moulded base on squab feet, the enamelled face with Roman numerals and labelled 'Dent, 61 Strand, London, 1467', h. 49 cm


*Edward John Dent (1790-1853) was the founder of Dent & Co. and is most famous for his work in producing 'Big Ben'. After his death in 1853, the fi rm was continued by his successors and worked from 4 Royal Exchange and 61 Strand between 1886 and 1904.


Lot 99


101 - 109 Spare Lots


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ANTIQUE FURNITURE & COLLECTORS' ITEMS Thursday 28th July 2016


£2000 - £3000


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