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Circa 1815
'Willard Patent Timepiece' by Aaron Willard, Boston, surmounted by a gilt finial, with 7in white painted dial signed Aaron Willard, Boston, the single train movement with anchor escapement…

Late 19th Century
By Paillard, Vaucher et Fils (P. V. F.), St Croix, number 14641, 10" barrel, in polished walnut case with stepped out base, 54cm wide

Together with other shagreen items including a cylindrical match box, hallmarked London, 1899, 4.5cm high; two cigarette cases, 8.5cm wide and 9cm wide; two compact cases, 7cm wide and 8cm wide; a…

Early 20th Century
The central hammered copper ring suspended by chain from a black wrought iron and gilt-metal open frame, mounted beneath by four copper reflectors and strapwork scrolls with five…

Late 17th Century and later alterations
Of usual form with bell surmount and turned finial, above pierced frets and four further finials, 6 1/4in dial with foliate engraved centre and single steel…

Circa 1890
In the Louis XVI style modelled with a pair of water-spouting dolphins, flanking an urn with ribbon-tied oak and foliate scroll mounts around the dial, on a stepped ormolu and porcelain…

20th Century
The plain brass case with capped corners, a white dial with Roman Numerals and signed Mappin & Webb Ltd, with winding key, 13.5cm high excluding handle; Together with a smaller…

Circa 1970
Of typical form with cream chapter ring and Arabic quarter hours, 21cm wide; 23.5cm high
Retailed by Garrard & Co., sold with certificate, stock no. 70147503, Garrard

Late 20th Century
Comprising of ten folded sections supported on a horizontal rail, 191cm wide, 89cm (the tallest) high

Modern
Of square outline, cruciform over concave back panel, 65.5cm sq.

The clock with faux crocodile black case, 4.5cm diameter

With embossed copper dial and coloured glass panel to the case, with pin cone shaped weight and key, 36.5cm high; Together with another mantel clock with decorative gilt-metal spandrels, with key and…

By James Smith, Royal Exchange, London
With swan-neck pediment and central brass urn finial above a hydrometer, with tapering trunk inset with a removable thermometer scale, the silvered 12in dial…

Circa 1800
By Catel, London, with an architectural pediment with turned brass finial above the glazed door and signed silvered dial with thermometer tube to the left, above the moulded stem and…

42cm wide; 62cm high

With raised panel decoration, 180cm wide; 100cm high

With three frieze drawers, 71cm wide; 36cm deep; 71cm deep open; 70cm high

84cm wide; 30cm deep; 95cm high

20th century, with two drawer base, 94cm wide; 24cm deep; 121cm high

65cm wide; 117cm high

142cm wide; 114cm high

With triple carved panelled back and front, over lift top box seat, 99cm wide; 47cm deep; 97cm high open

On claw supports, 58cm wide; 96cm high, an 18th century mahogany shieldback open armchair 59cm wide; 100cm high and a matching single chair

On reeded turned supports, 56cm wide; 81cm high, and a 17th century style mahogany framed rectangular footstool, 57cm wide; 37cm deep; 49cm high