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12 December 2012 | starting at 14:00 GMT
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An exceptional mid 18th century agate-panelled and silver-mounted musical ormolu table clock with moonphase indication. Sold with the original key, signed and dated key, James Cox, London, 1766. James Cox, London 2An exceptional mid 18th century agate-panelled and silver-mounted musical ormolu table clock with moonphase indication. Sold with the original key, signed and dated key, James Cox, London, 1766. James Cox, London 2. Sold for £385,250 inc. premium
A good early 19th century French gilt and patinated bronze and marble mantel clock Mercier, ParisA good early 19th century French gilt and patinated bronze and marble mantel clock Mercier, Paris. Sold for £3,500 inc. premium

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A late 17th century and later winged lantern clock with alarm William Speakman, Hatton Garden, Londini Fecit
A very rare and interesting second half of the 17th century quarter chiming lantern clock John Ebsworth, Londini fecit
A good early arched longcase dial and movement Windmills, London
A 19th century striking turret clock movement Gillett and Co., Croydon, dated 1888
A 19th century double-dialled Public timepiece with eight day movement with interesting provenance
A good late 19th century striking turret clock movement John Moore & Sons, Clerkenwell, London. Dated 1888
A unique mid 19th century night watchman's floorstanding timepiece Vulliamy, London, number 1, AD1842. The movement numbered 1584.
A fine and rare third quarter of the 19th century oak watchman's timepiece Dutton & Co, London, date 1868.
A good mid 19th century floorstanding night watchman's timepiece Yonge & Son, Strand, London. The frontplate stamped 'T&R' for Thwaites and Reed, number 9000
A fine and interesting late 18th century journeyman's precision movement with one-minute passing strike The replacement dial signed Jno. Monk, London
A rare dated floorstanding oak regulator in architectural case G. Pearne, London, 1830
An historically interesting short duration weight driven centre seconds Regulator movement with possible connection to Professor Ludlam John Hackings
An exceptional last quarter of the 18th century mahogany crossbanded oak thirty hour clock James Newman, Lewes
A very fine early 20th century Pendulum-makers regulator timing movement James H Auger Baugh 2
A fine second quarter of the 18th century oak 30-hour longcase clock Denis Chambers, Puckle-church
A late 19th century mahogany astronomical table regulator with passing strike every minute Dancer, Manchester
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