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Lot 1180
Clocks & Scientific Instruments
1180
1930's Art Deco Vitascope ship
automaton clock, housed within shaped
white bakelite case, with three masted
sailing ship automaton above dial with
open hands and hour markers, approx.
27cm wide x 32cm high x 16cm deep
£300 - £500
1181
19th Century brass and leather single
drawer telescope, J.H. Stewart 106
Strand London, approx. 63.5cm long
when extended
£50 - £70
1182
19th Century French brass carriage
clock, Henri Jacot, with carrying handle,
having white enamel dial with black
roman numerals, blued steel classical
style hands, bordered by a minute track,
platform
lever
escapement,
the
backplate stamped 'HJ' and numbered
15493, 18cm high inc. handle, with key
£250 - £350
1183
19th Century French enamel brass and
four glass mantel clock, Japy Freres, the
case having enamel Art Nouveau leaf
patterned columns, with four bevelled
glass panels, the circular gilt dial having
cellular black arabic numerals, centered
and bordered with similiar enamel
decoration, twin train movement, the
movement back plate stamped 'Japy
Freres', with pendulum and key, 18cm
wide x 29cm high x 13cm deep
£400 - £600
1184
19th Century ivory and brass mounted
folding rule, the brass mount engraved
'Gauntlett'
£50 - £70
1185
19th Century wooden and brass single
drawer telescope, Dolland of London,
Day or Night, approx. 90cm long when
extended
£60 - £90
Lot 1183
Lot 1186
1186
20th Century French style gilt metal
carriage clock, the case with figural and
foliate embossing, raised on four
scrolling feet, the white dial with black
roman numerals, bordered by a minute
track, platform lever escapement, 16.5cm
high inc. handle
£100 - £150
1187
Adie of Liverpool black lacquered and
brass theodolite, signed to the base
plate, with silvered compass, quadrant
with telescope and rack and pinion
focusing, also with two levels, contained
in mahogany box with some accessories,
the box 29cm wide
£50 - £70
