Decorative Arts & Design

Russian Silver-Gilt and Cloisonné Enamel

Russian Silver and Cloisonné Enamel Cylindrical

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French Oval Carriage Clock, Duverdrey & Bloquel, Paris,: French Oval Carriage Clock, Duverdrey & Bloquel, Paris, c.1900 the 8-day movement with impressed walking lion trademark, case exclusive of handle height 4.5 in — 11.4 cm Estimate:

0457: French Oval Carriage Clock, Duverdrey & Bloquel, Paris,Est. CA$200-CA$300

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French Striking and Repeating Carriage Clock with: French Striking and Repeating Carriage Clock with Alarm, c.1895 the white enamel dial with retailer 'Henry Capt, Genève, Louis Gallopin & Cie, Succs.' fronting an 8-day similarly signed movement

0458: French Striking and Repeating Carriage Clock withEst. CA$300-CA$400

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French Striking and Repeating Carriage Clock, c.1900: French Striking and Repeating Carriage Clock, c.1900 the white enamelled dial with retailer 'Ryrie Bros. Ltd, Toronto' Estimate: $200—300

0459: French Striking and Repeating Carriage Clock, c.1900Est. CA$200-CA$300

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French Carriage Clock, early 20th century, height 4.6: French Carriage Clock, early 20th century height 4.6 in — 11.7 cm Estimate: $100—150

0460: French Carriage Clock, early 20th century, height 4.6Est. CA$100-CA$150

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French Gilt Metal Four Glass Panel Regulator Clock,: French Gilt Metal Four Glass Panel Regulator Clock, c.1900 white enamel dial with retailer W.H. Genny Sons & Co., Buffalo, and mercury compensating pendulum, height 11.6 in — 29.5 cm Estimate:

0461: French Gilt Metal Four Glass Panel Regulator Clock,Est. CA$200-CA$300

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French Inlaid and Ormolu Mounted Rosewood Portico: French Inlaid and Ormolu Mounted Rosewood Portico Clock, c.1840 with ornate bi-metallic compensating gridiron pendulum in an architecturally inspired case raised on a base and under a glass dome,

0462: French Inlaid and Ormolu Mounted Rosewood PorticoEst. CA$500-CA$700

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French Empire Maroon Marble Mantle Clock, early-mid: French Empire Maroon Marble Mantle Clock, early-mid 19th century the two train silk thread bell striking movement fronting an engine turned gilt dial within a dragon form bezel, in an arched case, 19

0463: French Empire Maroon Marble Mantle Clock, early-midEst. CA$600-CA$800

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French Empire Peach Marble Mantle Clock, early-mid 19th: French Empire Peach Marble Mantle Clock, early-mid 19th century the 5.25 inch engine turned silvered dial fronting a silk thread suspension in a marbre pêche case with lyre form ormolu mount, 17

0464: French Empire Peach Marble Mantle Clock, early-mid 19thEst. CA$600-CA$800Lot Closed

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Napoleon III French Bronze Mantel Clock, late 19th: Napoleon III French Bronze Mantel Clock, late 19th century the white enamel dial fronting a two train movement striking on a bell in a Rococo style case with traces of silver gilding, height 12 in

0465: Napoleon III French Bronze Mantel Clock, late 19thEst. CA$300-CA$500

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French Louis XVI Style Ormolu Mounted White Alabaster: French Louis XVI Style Ormolu Mounted White Alabaster Mantel Clock, late 19th century with alabaster dial fronting a two train movement in an ornate case flanked by scrolling volutes, and surmounted

0466: French Louis XVI Style Ormolu Mounted White AlabasterEst. CA$300-CA$400

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French Rococo Ormolu Mounted Bréche Rouge Marble: French Rococo Ormolu Mounted Bréche Rouge Marble Mantle Clock, late 19th century the 8-day movement striking on a bell in a case of typical contoured form with gilt bronze rocaille work

0467: French Rococo Ormolu Mounted Bréche Rouge MarbleEst. CA$600-CA$800

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French Ormolu Mounted White Marble Mantle Clock,: French Ormolu Mounted White Marble Mantle Clock, c.1890 height 14.5 in — 36.8 cm Estimate: $200—300

0468: French Ormolu Mounted White Marble Mantle Clock,Est. CA$200-CA$300

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French Art Nouveau Figural Mantel Clock, c.1900, height: French Art Nouveau Figural Mantel Clock, c.1900 the ivory enamel dial fronting a two train movement striking on a bell in a patinated white metal case surmounted by Cupid, height 23 in — 58.4

0469: French Art Nouveau Figural Mantel Clock, c.1900, heightEst. CA$500-CA$700

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French Louis XVI Style Boudoir Timepiece, mid-late 19th: French Louis XVI Style Boudoir Timepiece, mid-late 19th century the 2 1/4 inch white enamel garland dial with pierced scroll gilt hands, fronting a platform balance time only clock movement in a four

0470: French Louis XVI Style Boudoir Timepiece, mid-late 19thEst. CA$800-CA$1,200

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French Empire Gilt Bronze Mantle Clock, Etienne: French Empire Gilt Bronze Mantle Clock, Etienne Mugnier, Paris, late 18th/early 19th century the signed white/Roman numeral dial fronting a two train movement with silk thread suspension and

0471: French Empire Gilt Bronze Mantle Clock, EtienneEst. CA$1,500-CA$2,500

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Large French Empire Gilt and Patinated Bronze Figural: Large French Empire Gilt and Patinated Bronze Figural Mantel Clock, Aime á Paris, c.1840 the signed white enamel dial fronting a two train silk thread suspension movement striking on a bell in a

0472: Large French Empire Gilt and Patinated Bronze FiguralEst. CA$2,000-CA$3,000

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French Empire Gilt Bronze Figural Mantel clock, early: French Empire Gilt Bronze Figural Mantel clock, early 19th century the 4.25 inch white enamel dial fronting a two train count wheel movement signed LV, with silk thread suspension pendulum and

0473: French Empire Gilt Bronze Figural Mantel clock, earlyEst. CA$2,000-CA$3,000

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French Empire Gilt Bronze Figural Mantel Clock, early: French Empire Gilt Bronze Figural Mantel Clock, early 19th century the eight day, two train bell striking movement with silk thread suspension in a case modelled as a sea shell surmounted by a figure

0474: French Empire Gilt Bronze Figural Mantel Clock, earlyEst. CA$2,000-CA$3,000

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French Empire Gilt and Silvered Bronze Lyre Form Mantel: French Empire Gilt and Silvered Bronze Lyre Form Mantel Clock, Jacques Cailly, Paris, c.1830 the signed two train bell striking movement in a case surmounted by a bust of Apollo, and with ornate

0475: French Empire Gilt and Silvered Bronze Lyre Form MantelEst. CA$2,000-CA$3,000

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Large Napoleon III French Gilt and Patinated. Bronze: Large Napoleon III French Gilt and Patinated. Bronze Figural Mantel Clock, mid-late 19th century the white enamel dial fronting a two train movement striking a bell in a robust Rococo style case

0476: Large Napoleon III French Gilt and Patinated. BronzeEst. CA$3,000-CA$4,000

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Louis XIV Style Ormolu Mounted Boulle Work Bracket: Louis XIV Style Ormolu Mounted Boulle Work Bracket Clock, Davau à Paris, 19th/20th century movement and pendulum numbered 206, height 19 in — 48.3 cm Estimate: $800—1,200

0477: Louis XIV Style Ormolu Mounted Boulle Work BracketEst. CA$800-CA$1,200

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Louis XVI Style Ormolu Mounted White Marble French: Louis XVI Style Ormolu Mounted White Marble French Clock Garniture, c.1870 the white enamel chapter ring with central aperture exposing the two train movement with rack-and-snail mechanism striking

0478: Louis XVI Style Ormolu Mounted White Marble FrenchEst. CA$2,000-CA$3,000

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French Neoclassical Gilt and Patinated Bronze Mounted: French Neoclassical Gilt and Patinated Bronze Mounted White Marble Figural Mantel Clock, c.1860 the white enamel dial fronting a two train movement striking a bell in a case surmounted by a figure of

0479: French Neoclassical Gilt and Patinated Bronze MountedEst. CA$800-CA$1,200

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French Rococo Style Gilt Bronze Cartel Clock, Chiout: French Rococo Style Gilt Bronze Cartel Clock, Chiout L'Aine, Paris, mid-late 19th century the retailer signed white enamel dial fronting a two train movement striking on a bell, in a case with

0480: French Rococo Style Gilt Bronze Cartel Clock, ChioutEst. CA$2,000-CA$3,000

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