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Fine Furniture, Silver, Decorative Arts and Clocks

Auction highlights

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1145 — A French 18K yellow gold snuff box by Alexandre-Raoul Morel, Paris, with incuse stamp 285, circa 1838-1842

1146 — A German 14K yellow gold snuff box marks rubbed, Hanau, 19th century

1147 — A French emerald-inset enameled silver-mounted agate Art Deco letter opener watch by Cartier, Paris, circa 1930

1148 — A very fine French Belle Epoque enameled silver gilt minute repeating miniature boudoir timepiece Signed by LaCloche Frères, Paris, case with French lozenge maker's mark MB, circa 1910

1149 — A fine Belle Époque enameled silver five minute repeating miniature boudoir timepiece Movement signed Nocturne, no. 2098, case with French lozenge maker's mark MB, first quarter 20th century

1150 — A fine French Belle Époque silver mounted nephrite boudoir timepiece Case with French lozenge maker's mark MB, circa 1910

1151 — A silvered and gilt enamel paneled miniature carriage timepiece Last quarter 19th century

1152 — A fine parcel gilt miniature carriage timepiece Circa 1900

1153 — A lacquered brass five-minute repeating carriage clock with alarm François-Arsène Margaine, Paris, No. 6209, last quarter 19th century

1154 — An Austrian lacquered guild brass quarter striking and repeating carriage clock with calendar and alarm Mid 19th century

1155 — A porcelain paneled striking and repeating carriage clock with alarm Late 19th century

1156 — A fine porcelain paneled striking and repeating carriage clock With the trademark of Achille Brocot, Paris, No. 188, last quarter 19th century

1157 — A fine gilt striking and repeating carriage clock with alarm Signed Jules à Paris, circa 1840

1158 — A fine gilt grande sonnerie carriage clock with alarm, thermometer and compass With the trademark of Quinet & Richard, Paris, last quarter 19th century

1159 — A fine lacquered brass chinoiserie paneled grande sonnerie carriage clock with alarm Retailed by Vve. J. Magnin, Guedin & Co., 29 Union Square, New York, circa 1880

1160 — A fine cloisonné enamel striking and repeating carriage clock with alarm Last quarter 19th century

1161 — A fine Chinese mother of pearl inlaid ebony veneer quarter striking miniature table clock Early 19th century, possibly Guangzhou

1162 — A fine porcelain paneled gilt striking table clock French, last quarter 19th century

1163 — Victor Kullberg, London. A fine two day marine chronometerNo. 9658, retailed by Kelvin & Wilfred O. White Co., Boston & New York, 19th / 20th century

1164 — Litherland,Davies & Co., Liverpool. A two-day marine chronometer No. 1003/18617, mid 19th century

1165 — Hamilton. A gimbal mounted deck watchNo. 2F6523, 1940's

1166 — A very rare telegrapher's large time code watch with protective boxSwiss, signed Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd., early 20th century

1167 — A fine and large French patinated metal and marble figural swinging mystery clock Late 19th century

1168 — A French ormolu mounted ebonized striking lyre clock with glass dome Second quarter 19th century

1169 — A fine Empire gilt bronze figural mantel clock Signed Ravrio, Bronzier à Paris, the movement supplied by Mesnil, circa 1810

1170 — A Louis XVI ormolu mantel clock Germain Dubois à Paris, last quarter 18th century

1171 — An important Louis XV ebony veneered regulateur de parquet displaying the Equation of Time Signed "Inventé en 1736 par JULIEN LE ROY de la Société des Arts", described and illustrated in the Encyclopédie of Denis Diderot and Jean d'Alembert

1172 — A Dutch carved walnut quarter striking automaton table clock with musical movement Signed Gerrit Tervooren en Soon, Amsterdam, third quarter 18th century and later

1173W — A fine Viennese walnut chiming longcase clock Signed Iac. Mæÿer in Wienn, second quarter 18th century

1174W — A remarkable Renaissance revival carved mahogany quarter chiming hall clock in the style of R. J. Horner, signed Grand Rapids Clock and Mantel Co., circa 1900

1175 — A fine inlaid mahogany quarter chiming hall clock Signed by Tiffany & Co., movement by J. J. Elliott, London, circa 1900

1176 — An inlaid walnut marquetry longcase clock Signed Robert Dingley, London, late 17th century

1177 — A fine George II burr walnut longcase clock signed Wightman, London, second quarter 18th century

1178 — A fine George III mahogany longcase clock Signed Barraud, Cornhill, London, late 18th century

1179 — A brass lantern clock with later movement Signed on the dial plate "Thomas Knifton at the Crossed Keys in Lothbury", mid 17th century and later

1180 — A brass mounted ebonized striking table clock Signed William Allam, London, mid 18th century

1181 — A fine ebonized striking table clock Signed Thomas Mudge & William Dutton, London, last quarter 18th century

1182¤ — A mahogany striking bracket clock for the American market retailed by Thomas Parker, Philadelphia, late 18th century

1183¤ — A mahogany carved column and crest shelf clock Second quarter 19th century, with the label of Mark Leavenworth

1184¤ — An eglomisé paneled inlaid mahogany patent timepiece First quarter 19th century, probably Rhode Island

1185 — A rare brass mounted eglomisé paneled carved mahogany lyre clock Second quarter 19th century, signed on the dial by John Sawin, Boston

1186W — A fine Federal inlaid mahogany longcase clock Signed Joakim Hill, Flemington, the dial attributed to Nolen and Curtis, circa 1810-1815

1187 — A good American Federal inlaid mahogany tall case clock Early 19th century, probably New Jersey

1188 — A Rutherford B. Hayes administration oyster plate designed by Theodore Russell Davis for Haviland Limoges, circa 1880

1189 — Three LeBeuf and Milliet of Creil and Montereau transferware dessert plates circa 1850

1190W — A Louis Vuitton Damier trunk, circa 1890-1920

1191 — Jacob Maentel (German-American, 1778-1863) Pair of portraits of a family

1192 — A carved and giltwood wingspread eagle American, 19th century

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1145 —
A French 18K yellow gold snuff box
by Alexandre-Raoul Morel, Paris, with incuse stamp 285, circa 1838-1842

1146 —
A German 14K yellow gold snuff box
marks rubbed, Hanau, 19th century

1147 —
A French emerald-inset enameled silver-mounted agate Art Deco letter opener watch
by Cartier, Paris, circa 1930

1148 —
A very fine French Belle Epoque enameled silver gilt minute repeating miniature boudoir timepiece
Signed by LaCloche Frères, Paris, case with French lozenge maker's mark MB, circa 1910

1149 —
A fine Belle Époque enameled silver five minute repeating miniature boudoir timepiece
Movement signed Nocturne, no. 2098, case with French lozenge maker's mark MB, first quarter 20th century

1150 —
A fine French Belle Époque silver mounted nephrite boudoir timepiece
Case with French lozenge maker's mark MB, circa 1910

1151 —
A silvered and gilt enamel paneled miniature carriage timepiece
Last quarter 19th century

1152 —
A fine parcel gilt miniature carriage timepiece
Circa 1900

1153 —
A lacquered brass five-minute repeating carriage clock with alarm
François-Arsène Margaine, Paris, No. 6209, last quarter 19th century

1154 —
An Austrian lacquered guild brass quarter striking and repeating carriage clock with calendar and alarm
Mid 19th century

1155 —
A porcelain paneled striking and repeating carriage clock with alarm
Late 19th century

1156 —
A fine porcelain paneled striking and repeating carriage clock
With the trademark of Achille Brocot, Paris, No. 188, last quarter 19th century

1157 —
A fine gilt striking and repeating carriage clock with alarm
Signed Jules à Paris, circa 1840

1158 —
A fine gilt grande sonnerie carriage clock with alarm, thermometer and compass
With the trademark of Quinet & Richard, Paris, last quarter 19th century

1159 —
A fine lacquered brass chinoiserie paneled grande sonnerie carriage clock with alarm
Retailed by Vve. J. Magnin, Guedin & Co., 29 Union Square, New York, circa 1880

1160 —
A fine cloisonné enamel striking and repeating carriage clock with alarm
Last quarter 19th century

1161 —
A fine Chinese mother of pearl inlaid ebony veneer quarter striking miniature table clock
Early 19th century, possibly Guangzhou

1162 —
A fine porcelain paneled gilt striking table clock
French, last quarter 19th century

1163 —
Victor Kullberg, London. A fine two day marine chronometer
No. 9658, retailed by Kelvin & Wilfred O. White Co., Boston & New York, 19th / 20th century

1164 —
Litherland,Davies & Co., Liverpool. A two-day marine chronometer
No. 1003/18617, mid 19th century

1165 —
Hamilton. A gimbal mounted deck watch
No. 2F6523, 1940's

1166 —
A very rare telegrapher's large time code watch with protective box
Swiss, signed Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd., early 20th century

1167 —
A fine and large French patinated metal and marble figural swinging mystery clock
Late 19th century

1168 —
A French ormolu mounted ebonized striking lyre clock with glass dome
Second quarter 19th century

1169 —
A fine Empire gilt bronze figural mantel clock
Signed Ravrio, Bronzier à Paris, the movement supplied by Mesnil, circa 1810

1170 —
A Louis XVI ormolu mantel clock
Germain Dubois à Paris, last quarter 18th century

1171 —
An important Louis XV ebony veneered regulateur de parquet displaying the Equation of Time
Signed "Inventé en 1736 par JULIEN LE ROY de la Société des Arts", described and illustrated in the Encyclopédie of Denis Diderot and Jean d'Alembert

1172 —
A Dutch carved walnut quarter striking automaton table clock with musical movement
Signed Gerrit Tervooren en Soon, Amsterdam, third quarter 18th century and later

1173^W —
A fine Viennese walnut chiming longcase clock
Signed Iac. Mæÿer in Wienn, second quarter 18th century

1174^W —
A remarkable Renaissance revival carved mahogany quarter chiming hall clock
in the style of R. J. Horner, signed Grand Rapids Clock and Mantel Co., circa 1900

1175 —
A fine inlaid mahogany quarter chiming hall clock
Signed by Tiffany & Co., movement by J. J. Elliott, London, circa 1900

1176 —
An inlaid walnut marquetry longcase clock
Signed Robert Dingley, London, late 17th century

1177 —
A fine George II burr walnut longcase clock
signed Wightman, London, second quarter 18th century

1178 —
A fine George III mahogany longcase clock
Signed Barraud, Cornhill, London, late 18th century

1179 —
A brass lantern clock with later movement
Signed on the dial plate "Thomas Knifton at the Crossed Keys in Lothbury", mid 17th century and later

1180 —
A brass mounted ebonized striking table clock
Signed William Allam, London, mid 18th century

1181 —
A fine ebonized striking table clock
Signed Thomas Mudge & William Dutton, London, last quarter 18th century

1182^¤ —
A mahogany striking bracket clock for the American market
retailed by Thomas Parker, Philadelphia, late 18th century

1183^¤ —
A mahogany carved column and crest shelf clock
Second quarter 19th century, with the label of Mark Leavenworth

1184^¤ —
An eglomisé paneled inlaid mahogany patent timepiece
First quarter 19th century, probably Rhode Island

1185 —
A rare brass mounted eglomisé paneled carved mahogany lyre clock
Second quarter 19th century, signed on the dial by John Sawin, Boston

1186^W —
A fine Federal inlaid mahogany longcase clock
Signed Joakim Hill, Flemington, the dial attributed to Nolen and Curtis, circa 1810-1815

1187 —
A good American Federal inlaid mahogany tall case clock
Early 19th century, probably New Jersey

1188 —
A Rutherford B. Hayes administration oyster plate
designed by Theodore Russell Davis for Haviland Limoges, circa 1880

1189 —
Three LeBeuf and Milliet of Creil and Montereau transferware dessert plates
circa 1850

1190^W —
A Louis Vuitton Damier trunk,
circa 1890-1920

1191 —
Jacob Maentel (German-American, 1778-1863)
Pair of portraits of a family

1192 —
A carved and giltwood wingspread eagle
American, 19th century