24th March - Private Clocks Collection

Bracket type clock, George II, signed ROBERT HIGGS. London, first half s. XVIII. Ebonised case,

Poster clock Louis XV style Napoleon III period. France, second half of the nineteenth century.

Tournant clock NapoleÃ³n III. France, ca.1850. Marble case, alabaster figure, gilt bronze appliques.

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24th March - Private Clocks Collection

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George II Bracket Clock, signed J.RICHARD. London, mid-18th century. Ebonised case with bronze: George II Bracket Clock, signed J.RICHARD. London, mid 18th century. Ebonised case with bronze appliques. Silvered dial with gilt bronze spandrels, strike cancel dial. Eight days winding machine,

0001: George II Bracket Clock, signed J.RICHARD. London, mid-18th century. Ebonised case with bronzeEst. €3,000-€3,500Lot Passed

Table clock, Louis XVI Style; Germany 19th century. Porcelain. It has defects in the porcelain. It: Table clock, Louis XVI style; Germany, XIX century. Porcelain. There are faults in the porcelain. No key. Measurements: 45 x 42 x 12 cm. Table clock made of porcelain. The piece has been conceived as

0002: Table clock, Louis XVI Style; Germany 19th century. Porcelain. It has defects in the porcelain. ItEst. €1,500-€2,000Lot Passed

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George II Longcase clock, signed THOMSON FITTER. London, 1750. Richly decorated red lacquered case.: George II Longcase clock, signed THOMSON FITTER. London, 1750. Richly decorated red lacquered case. With unique paintings on the door. Gilt dial with gilt bronze spandrels, signed, calendar of the

0003: George II Longcase clock, signed THOMSON FITTER. London, 1750. Richly decorated red lacquered case.Est. €3,000-€3,500

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Empire table clock, signed "BARBE a Rouen", 1815". France, early 19th century. Gilt bronze. Pocket: Empire table clock, signed "BARBE a Rouen", 1815". France, early 19th century. Gilt bronze. Pocket watch, thirty hours, pallet escapement. Measures: 17 x 15 x 7,5 cm. Empire style table clock, with

0004: Empire table clock, signed "BARBE a Rouen", 1815". France, early 19th century. Gilt bronze. PocketEst. €500-€550

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Gantry clock; second half of the XIX century. Wood and gilt bronze. It has flaws in the wood. It: Portico clock; second half of the 19th century. Wood and gilded bronze. The wood is missing. It does not keep a key. Measurements: 47,5 x 24,5 x 14 cm. Portico clock with marquetry and vegetal

0005: Gantry clock; second half of the XIX century. Wood and gilt bronze. It has flaws in the wood. ItEst. €400-€500Lot Passed

NEUCHATELOISE pendulum clock. Switzerland, 19th century. . Black lacquered case with floral motifs,: NEUCHATELOISE pendulum clock. Switzerland, 19th century. Black lacquered case with floral motifs, gilt brass details. Ten-day machine. One hand missing. Measures: 63 x 32,5 x 12 cm. Pendulum clock

0006: NEUCHATELOISE pendulum clock. Switzerland, 19th century. . Black lacquered case with floral motifs,Est. €700-€800Lot Passed

Bracket clock, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths. London, 19th c. Mahogany veneered case. Silvered dial with: Bracket clock, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths. London, 19th c. Mahogany veneered case. Silvered dial with forward or backward regulation. Eight days winding machine with platform escapement, chime on

0007: Bracket clock, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths. London, 19th c. Mahogany veneered case. Silvered dial withEst. €600-€800Lot Passed

George III Longcase clock, signed RICHARD SOMERSAL. London, active 1769. Case back. Silvered dial,: George III Longcase clock, signed RICHARD SOMERSAL. London, active 1769. Case back. Silvered dial, signed, with seconds hand and strike cancellation. Machine eight days, winding, chime of hours on

0008: George III Longcase clock, signed RICHARD SOMERSAL. London, active 1769. Case back. Silvered dial,Est. €700-€800Lot Passed

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WINDMILL & BENET Bracket Machine. London, early 18th century. Gilt dial, signed, with gilt bronze: Bracket machine, signed WINDMILL & BENET. London, early 18th century. Gilt dial, signed, with gilt bronze spandrels, gilt bronze pendulum, calendar of the month and sounding override. Eight-day

0009: WINDMILL & BENET Bracket Machine. London, early 18th century. Gilt dial, signed, with gilt bronzeEst. €800-€900

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Reloj Regency, firmado CHARL DUPLOCK. Londres, 1790 - 1819. Mahogany veneered case with bronze: Regency clock, signed CHARL DUPLOCK. London, 1790 - 1819. Mahogany veneered case with bronze appliques. Signed white dial. Eight days winding machine, square plates, anchor escapement, hour chiming

0010: Reloj Regency, firmado CHARL DUPLOCK. Londres, 1790 - 1819. Mahogany veneered case with bronzeEst. €800-€900

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Late 19th century French clock. Bronze and carnelian agate. Paris type movement, cylinder: Late 19th century French clock. Bronze and carnelian agate. Paris type movement, cylinder escapement, eight days winding. Measurements: 15 x 16 x 8.5 cm. Sculptural table clock with a rooster and

0011: Late 19th century French clock. Bronze and carnelian agate. Paris type movement, cylinderEst. €1,000-€1,100Lot Passed

George III Longcase clock, signed DIEGO EVANS. London, 1773. Lacquered case with chinoiserie motifs: George III Longcase clock, signed DIEGO EVANS. London, 1773. Lacquered case with chinoiserie motifs (20th century pps. case). White dial with gilt bronze spandrels. Eight days winding machine, chime

0012: George III Longcase clock, signed DIEGO EVANS. London, 1773. Lacquered case with chinoiserie motifsEst. €1,200-€1,500Lot Passed

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Regency clock, signed J H. WICKES. London, 1798-1810. Mahogany veneered case with bronze appliques.: Regency clock, signed J H. WICKES. London, 1798-1810. Mahogany veneered case with bronze appliques. White dial, signed. Machine eight days winding, square plates, the back engraved; anchor

0013: Regency clock, signed J H. WICKES. London, 1798-1810. Mahogany veneered case with bronze appliques.Est. €1,000-€1,200

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20th century lantern clock. Bronze.: 20th century lantern clock. Bronze. Measurements: 20 x 8.8 x 8.8 cm. Lantern clocks, probably so called because of their lantern-like shape, originated around 1500, but only became common after 1600

0014: 20th century lantern clock. Bronze.Est. €200-€250

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Table clock; France, c.1840. Bronze.: Table clock; France, c.1840. Gilt bronze. Measurements: 49 x 24 x 15 cm. Table clock made of gilded bronze, with a sculptural concept typical of this period. It consists of a stepped base with sharp

0015: Table clock; France, c.1840. Bronze.Est. €400-€500

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Louis XV table clock. NeuchÃ¢tel, Switzerland, second half of the 18th century. Lacquered case with: Louis XV table clock. NeuchÃ¢tel, Switzerland, second half of the 18th century. Lacquered case with floral motifs. Ten-day winding machine. Measurements: 76 x 38 x 12 cm. Pendulum clock from

0016: Louis XV table clock. NeuchÃ¢tel, Switzerland, second half of the 18th century. Lacquered case withEst. €500-€600

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Congreve clock (20th century), replica of the one kept in the British Museum, London (1808). In: Congreve clock (20th century), replica of the one kept in the British Museum, London (1808). In glass and wood urn. Measurements: 40 x 34 x 34 cm. The Congreve ball clock was invented by the

0017: Congreve clock (20th century), replica of the one kept in the British Museum, London (1808). InEst. €1,700-€2,200

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George II Bracket Clock, signed ROBERT HIGGS. London, first half of the 18th century. Blond: George II Bracket Clock, signed ROBERT HIGGS. London, first half of the 18th century. Blond mahogany veneered case. Gilt bronze dial with gilt bronze spandrel, exposed pendulum, chime override dial.

0018: George II Bracket Clock, signed ROBERT HIGGS. London, first half of the 18th century. BlondEst. €1,000-€1,200

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George III Bracket Clock, signed VALENTIA. England, late 18th century, early 19th century. Mahogany: George III Bracket Clock, signed VALENTIA. England, late 18th century, early 19th century. Mahogany veneered case, bronze applications. Gilt bronze dial with exposed pendulum. Machine with square

0019: George III Bracket Clock, signed VALENTIA. England, late 18th century, early 19th century. MahoganyEst. €1,200-€1,500

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George II Bracket Clock, signed CREAK & SMITH. London, 1754-1763. Mahogany palm-plated case with: George II Bracket Clock, signed CREAK & SMITH. London, 1754-1763. Mahogany palm-plated case with gilt bronze appliques. Gilt dial with gilt bronze spandrels, signed, chiming override, month calendar,

0020: George II Bracket Clock, signed CREAK & SMITH. London, 1754-1763. Mahogany palm-plated case withEst. €1,800-€2,000Lot Passed

Wall lantern clock signed Geo Clerke. London, 1786 - 1802. Gilt dial with gilt bronze spandrels,: Wall lantern clock signed Geo Clerke. London, 1786 - 1802. Gilt dial with gilt bronze spandrels, alarm clock. Thirty hour machine, hour chime on a bell, counting wheel. Measurements: 35 x 25 x 19 cm.

0021: Wall lantern clock signed Geo Clerke. London, 1786 - 1802. Gilt dial with gilt bronze spandrels,Est. €1,200-€1,500Lot Passed

George II Longcase clock, signed STEPHEN RIMBAULT. London, active 1744.: George II Longcase clock, signed STEPHEN RIMBAULT. London, active 1744. Red lacquered wooden case with chinoiserie motifs. Signed dial, gilt, with gilt bronze spandrels, seconds hand and chime

0022: George II Longcase clock, signed STEPHEN RIMBAULT. London, active 1744.Est. €1,800-€2,000Lot Passed

George III longcase clock, signed WILLIAM RUBOTTOM, Liverpool, 1790.: George III longcase clock, signed WILLIAM RUBOTTOM, Liverpool, 1790. Oak case with glass top decoration in black and gilt. Dial and spandrels in gilt brass, with moon phases and calendar of the month

0023: George III longcase clock, signed WILLIAM RUBOTTOM, Liverpool, 1790.Est. €2,000-€2,500Lot Passed

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Bracket type table clock. FOX&SON, London, mid 18th century. Red lacquered case. Signed dial,: Bracket table clock. FOX&SON, London, mid 18th century. Red lacquered case. Signed, silvered dial. Eight days winding machine, square plates, engraved on the back, hour chiming on eight bells.

0024: Bracket type table clock. FOX&SON, London, mid 18th century. Red lacquered case. Signed dial,Est. €1,500-€1,700

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Likewise, SETDART ONLINE S.L. will collaborate and notify the competent authority of these incidents at the moment in which it has reliable knowledge that the damages caused constitute any type of illegal activity, especially in the field of content entered by the USER that may violate the rights or legitimate interests of SETDART ONLINE S.L. or third parties. Due diligence: The USER is responsible for carrying out all the actions that are required with due diligence. In a special way, the USER must be diligent with regard to updating and veracity of their personal data, mainly the email indicated in the purchase as the main means of contact with SETDART ONLINE S.L. SELLER-ASSIGNOR LIABILITY: The transferor-seller is responsible that the transferred goods are his property or, where appropriate, guarantees that he is validly authorized by the legitimate owner to dispose of them free of charges, claims and other encumbrances, forcing himself to accredit it in the event that was necessary. The transferor-seller grants the rights to Setdart Online, SL, which will act as mediator, to sell through its website the goods listed in the document "Reception for sale at auction" and undertakes not to assign the rights of sale to any other person, company, auction or website while these rights are assigned to Setdart.com. The transferor-seller must provide Setdart.com with the maximum amount of relevant information, whether at a technical or commercial level, on the pieces that are included in the auction. Any inaccuracy about the real data of the piece will empower Setdart.com so that the lot can be withdrawn from the auction immediately. Setdart is a company authorized to mediate the sale of a good, which means that, previously, the seller must assume the veracity and authenticity of the piece, without any liability for Setdart. The seller, when assigning an object, and Setdart will fix the minimum sale price for it by mutual agreement. Below this price, Setdart will not be able to sell the piece unless there is express authorization from the transferor-seller. Setdart does not usually accept lots whose price it estimates is below ? 250 and in the case of accepting them they will generate a differentiated commission. The assignor grants rights to Setdart Online, S.L. to photograph, expose and graphically reproduce, both in print and through electronic means, the goods listed in the assignment form for auction, in which it is considered the best way to carry out their sale. Likewise, the assignor grants rights to Setdart Online, S.L. for these images to be used for advertising purposes. The lots entered into auction cannot be withdrawn in any case by the transferor-seller unilaterally prior to the date of the auction. If it were the case that Setdart agreed to the withdrawal for extraordinary reasons or that the transferor-seller could not deliver the work once it was sold at auction, he must pay Setdart Online, SL, a 30% commission on the estimate of the piece . Once the sale is made, Setdart will deduct, as a commission, the percentage agreed with the seller, recorded with the corresponding VAT. For works sold by authors subject to Law 22/87 on Intellectual Property, the tax established by said law will be deducted and, as it indicates, will be paid by the seller. Transportation costs from the seller's domicile to Setdart will be borne by the seller-transferor. The taxes originated as a result of the mediation will be borne by the corresponding party, according to current legislation. The seller will not have to pay more expenses than those expressed in the previous section, since those corresponding to insurance, cataloging, photography, storage and advertising, will be borne by Setdart. Only in the event that after mutual agreement, proceed to restoration, cleaning, framing, etc. of the object, or to consultations made with experts that involve a disbursement, these expenses will be the exclusive responsibility of the seller, who must pay them regardless of whether the object is sold or not. In the event that the transferor-seller leaves their goods in physical deposit at Setdart's facilities, after thirty days from the auction, the unsold lots that have not been removed by the owner, except in agreement with Setdart At auction, they will accrue weekly storage costs of ? 30 per piece of furniture and ? 15 per week for pieces from any other category. After three months, Setdart will be empowered to re-auction the piece at a free auction price. The liquidation of the auctioned and sold lots will be carried out within 30 days after the auction date of the piece, as long as they have been liquidated by the buyer. In the event of non-payment by the successful bidder or buyer, Auction Setdart will carry out all the steps within its reach in order to obtain payment of the outstanding amounts and will inform the transferor-seller of this fact. If these fail, the seller may choose to return the lot to auction, sell it to the previous bidder or to initiate the procedures prior to the legal action, conferring their representation to Setdart Auction and its lawyers to file the pertinent legal claim. The expenses and supplies that may arise from these legal actions will be paid by the transferor-seller, who must make a prior deposit to cover them. In case of defects or imperfections or errors in the cataloging that have been omitted or hidden, the piece will be returned to the transferor-seller and the sale will be canceled. The seller must fully return the amount to Setdart Subasta in the event that the piece has already been settled and pay the costs incurred, administrative or transport. The parties involved, seller-depositor and buyer, must comply with the provisions of the Heritage Law, the General Tax Law and the Intellectual Property Law. Acquisitions made to individuals at auction, is an operation subject to the Tax on Patrimonial Transmissions, a tax assigned to the Autonomous Communities so it will have to be in accordance with their particular regulations, being the taxpayer the purchaser, who must carry out the self-assessment the fee resulting from applying the tax rate in force on the date of the acquisition, in the Autonomous Community where it has its fiscal domicile, using the form provided for this purpose, normally the 600 form. The operations in which Subasta Setdart intervenes are subject to the provisions of Spanish Law and, more specifically, to the stipulations that regulate mediation and deposit contracts. All these conditions are contained in a contract that the transferor-seller must sign at the time of starting the process of selling a piece in Setdart Auction. 7.- Privacy and Protection of Personal Data In accordance with the provisions of Organic Law 15/1999, on the Protection of Personal Data (LOPD), its implementing regulations, and LSSICE 34/2002, of July 11, on the Information Society and Electronic Commerce , SETDART ONLINE SL, in compliance with the provisions of art. 5 and 6 of the LOPD, informs all users who provide or are going to provide their personal data, that these will be incorporated into a file that is duly registered with the Spanish Agency for Data Protection. Users expressly and freely and unequivocally accept that their personal data be processed by SETDART ONLINE S.L., to carry out the following purposes: - Sending of commercial advertising communications by e-mail, fax, SMS, MMS, social communities or any other electronic or physical means, present or future, that enables commercial communication. Said commercial communications will be related to products or services offered by SETDART ONLINE S.L., as well as by collaborators or partners with whom it has reached a commercial promotion agreement among its clients. In this case, third parties will never have access to personal data. In any case, commercial communications will be made by SETDART ONLINE S.L., and will be for products and services related to the SETDART ONLINE S.L. sector. - Carry out statistical studies. - Process orders, requests or any type of request that is made by the user through any of the contact forms that are made available to the user in SETDART ONLINE S.L. - Sending the newsletter to those users who subscribe. SETDART ONLINE SL, informs and expressly guarantees users that their personal data will not be transferred in any case to third companies, and that whenever some type of transfer of personal data is to be made, express consent will be requested in advance, informed, and unequivocal by the holders. All the data requested through SETDART ONLINE S.L., are mandatory, since they are necessary for the provision of an optimal service to the user. In the event that not all the data is provided, SETDART ONLINE S.L., does not guarantee that the information and services provided will be completely adjusted to your needs. SETDART ONLINE S.L., guarantees in any case to the user the exercise of the rights of access, rectification, cancellation, information and opposition, in the terms provided in the current legislation. Therefore, in accordance with the provisions of Organic Law 15/1999, on the Protection of Personal Data (LOPD), you may exercise your rights by sending an express request, together with a copy of your ID, through the following means: 1. E-Mail: setdart@setdart.com 2. Postal Mail: C / ARAG?, 346 - 08009 BARCELONA. 3. Similarly, the user may unsubscribe from any of the subscription services provided by sending an email to: setdart@setdart.com. In the same way, SETDART ONLINE SL, has adopted all the technical and organizational measures necessary to guarantee the security and integrity of the personal data that it treats, as well as to avoid its loss, alteration and / or access by third parties not authorized. 8.- Nullity and ineffectiveness of the clauses If any clause included in these General Conditions is declared, totally or partially, null or ineffective, such nullity or ineffectiveness will affect only said provision or the part of it that is null or ineffective, the General Conditions subsisting in everything else, having such provision, or the part of it that is affected, by not being placed. 9.- Notifications All notifications, requirements, requests and other communications that have to be made by the parties in relation to these General Conditions, must be made in writing and it will be understood that they have been duly made when they have been delivered by hand or sent by ordinary mail to address of the other party or to the email address of the latter, or to any other address or email address that each party may indicate to the other for these purposes. 10.- Applicable legislation and competent jurisdiction These general conditions are governed by Spanish Legislation, with the Spanish Courts and Tribunals being competent to know any questions that may arise about the interpretation, application and compliance with them. In the event of discrepancies between the parties due to auction operations, the seller, the buyer and Setdart Auctions, waiving any other jurisdiction that may correspond to them, will submit to the jurisdiction of the Courts and Tribunals of Barcelona. - If you need more information, you can send us an email to admin@setdart.com.