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Provenance: Originally supplied by Nicky Haslam, NH Studio Ltd for Stanley House, Chelsea. Condition report: These are made for electricity - with wires running through the arms. They will need to be…

Provenance: The Waterhouse Collection Please see the following story for further details: Autumn at Bellmans | The Waterhouse Family CollectionThe Tiger’s eye agate inlaid marble paper weight, with…

A comparable sedan chair display cabinet is featured on the front cover of ‘Antique Boxes, Inside and Out’, but Genevieve Cummins, Antique Collectors’ Club 2006. 

Condition:  Fair, overall wear, rucking on one side, side cords and ends need attention

Condition: Good, low in places, side cords need some attention, ends need stopping, a ribbon of discolour, needs a clean

Condition: fair, large areas of wear, ends need attention

Condition Report:Ghasghai: Good; ends and sides need some attention. Slight wear. Bokhara: Area of small moth damage, treated; sides and ends need attention. 

Condition: very good, side cords need a little attention

Condition: Good, some wear to silk areas, ends need some attention

Condition: - Fair, one distressed area, ends and sides need attention, small holes

Condition: Good, ends need some attention

Condition:- Good, ends and sidecords need attention, slightly reduced at one end - Good, ends and sides need attention, small amount of paint damage

Condition report: The top is unfinished and painted black, as are the sides. Possibly it was part of a larger stacking system or part of a larger whole. There is an unexplained hole to the front…

Condition ReportThis lot is Regency STYLE, circa 1900.  In good overall condition, no key, will need complete repolish

Overall the case is in good condition and presents well. It appears to have been repolished at some time.  The short lowering moulding of the thermometer casing is loose and held in place by…

The case with swan-neck pediment, fitted with hydrometer scale, above a lift-out bow-front thermometer, and with 5in white enamel dial (restored) signed, with blued steel ‘Breguet’ moon hands, the…

See Ian P. Lyman, Railway Clocks, Ashbourne 2004, p. 125, Fig 4.59 and p. 169, Fig 5.86, for similar clocks by McFerran. With its pendulum.  The movement is dirty and will require a clean and service…

In need of some sympathetic restoration.  With its pendulum.  The dial is loose from the case.  Only one peg.  The movement dirty and requires a clean and service.  The dial is marked and worn.

The clock is in good overall condition.  The movement has its pendulum.  It may require a service.

Both clocks have a key.  They are in unrestored condition.  The movements will require a service.  The larger carriage clock’s going train mainspring is broken, the strike train is overwound.  

The clock requires a service.

The dial has lateral hairline cracks, running approximately from 10 to 2 o’clock.  The movement appears well cared for but may require a service.