Antiques and Collectables Auction

A large Victorian slate mantel clock with bronze and marble mounts and a striking French drum movement, 48cm high Est. 100/200

A Victorian mahogany mantle clock by Charles Brown, Edinburgh, with a single fusee movement, housed in tapering architectural case, 42.5cm Est. 700/90

A Regency strung mahogany square piano by Muir Wood & Co, Edinburgh, (for restoration) Est. 150/250

A Victorian walnut square piano by Collard & Collard Est. 200/300

A Stroviols popular model c/w horn and case, 60cm long Est. 150/200

A birds eye maple banjolele and case, 52cm long Est. 80/120

Two Banjoleles: 'The Whirl' by Windsor, Walker, and 'The Peter Pan Uke', cased Est. 40/80

Two banjoleles: A Broadcaster, by John Grey and Sons, cased Est. 80/120

A G. Houghton & Son banjolele, cased Est. 70/100

An Aoyama harp, with extra nylon strings, stands 135cm high Est. 100/200

A George III inlaid mahogany wheel barometer by James Smith, Waltham Abbey, (glass cracked), 97cm high Est. 500/700

A French gilt mantel clock with a spelter figure playing on a harp, 44cm Est. 250/300

A pierced gilt mantel clock with Roman numerals striking to a bell, 44cm Est. 200/250

A 19th century oak longcase clock with later carving, the 10" brass dial with an eight day movement (inappropriate modern adaptions), 202cm Est...

A 19th century cased pocket barometer by J. Hicks, London, a cased hygrometer, a watch case and another barometer case (4) Est. 80/120

A 19th century walnut veneered overstrung baby grand piano entitled 'The Marschal Short Grand' made by 'Gebruder Knake' Germany, 94c...

A 19th century French cast brass mantel clock with a striking eight day Japy Frere movement (no pendulum), 45cm high Est. 180/220

A George III oak longcase clock by Jo. Kirkwood, Kelso, the 11" silvered dial with an eight day movement, seconds and calendar aperture, case 1...

A George III oak longcase clock, the thirty hour movement with a painted dial and calendar aperture, 188cm Est. 800/900

An early 20th century German longcase clock, in the secessionist style, with a two train weight driven movement, 2.13m high Est. 250/350