Lindsay Burns & Company
217. An early 19th century percussion cap musket, the 30¼ tapered round barrel with three ram rod thimbles, the trigger guard with acorn shaped finial, the lock plate engraved with foliate scrolls, the butt with metal cover, full mahogany stock, with chequered carved detail, brass tipped ram rod, overall length 116.5cm. £100-200 (+24% BP*)
CLOCKS & BAROMETERS
Lot 218
218. An 18th century flint lock pistol by SHARP, LONDON, the 8” tapered round barrel with lock plate signed SHARP, with faceted ram rod thimbles, trigger guard lacking but with acanthus finial piece still in position, wrist escutcheon bearing armorial crest, the butt cap with grimacing monster head, full walnut stock with white metal wire shell inlay, overall length 36cm. £150-250 (+24% BP*)
Lot 220
220. An impressive Victorian polished slate presentation mantel clock, ‘Webb’s Root Competition 1910’, presented by E. Webb & Sons, The Kings Seedsman, Wordsley, Stourbridge to Mr Henry Stark for the Best Five Acres of Webb’s Swedes Open to The County of Perth, the white enamel and gilt metal dial with Roman numerals and twin train movement striking on a gong, within a shaped architectural case with domed top, bronzed eagle finial and pair of pineapple shaped finials, 50cm high x 46cm wide. £200-300 (+24% BP*)
221. A late 19th/early 20th century French gilt metal and champleve enamel mantel clock, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, the twin train movement striking on a gong, with mercury pendulum, in a plain case with four bevelled glass sides, the movement stamped ‘JAPY FRERES MADE IN FRANCE 9274 4 11’, 27.5cm high x 17cm wide x 13.5cm deep. £400-600 (+24% BP*)
Lot 219
219. A pair of early 19th century flint lock pistols, HAWKES MOSELEY & CO., LONDON, with 9¼” octagonal sighted barrel, the lock plates signed HAWKES MOSELEY & CO, with faceted ram rod thimble and stirrup ram rods, the engraved trigger guard with pineapple shaped finial, with vacant octagonal shaped wrist escutcheons, full walnut stock with chequered rounded butt, overall length 38.5cm. Hawkes Moseley & Co. are recorded as hatters, cap and helmet makers, sword cutlers and gun makers at 22 Piccadilly between 1810-20. £600-800 (+24% BP*)
222. A 19th century rosewood cased novelty castle clock, Payne, London, the square shaped dial with Roman numerals on an engine turned ground, inscribed indistinctly ‘PAYNE, LONDON’, the twin train fusee movement striking on a gong, within a square turreted case with glass panel top, simulated portcullis doors with steps below a Gothic tracery window with green glass insert, one side set with a Gothic arched doorway, the front set with a simulated portcullis, 25cm high x 12.5cm wide x 13cm deep. £800-1200 (+24% BP*)
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