Ref: CL584 . . . £185

Lady Clock by Cipriani
A lovely French spelter lady clock measuring 23 x 15 x 5.5 inches, and in very good condition. The base is of portorro marble and onyx and the lady is holding a bird in her hand. She is wearing a gold-brown figure hugging dress and is silver skinned, although there is some wear to the skin patina. The clock comes complete with key and pendulum and I have had the clock working.

Huge! Bronze Clock signed Danvin
This is the biggest marble clock I have ever seen and it measures 34 inches long, 6 inches deep and 16.5 inches high. The figures are of chunky solid silvered bronze and the dogs are signed F. 15. The casing is blue tinted and brown onyx and is in wonderful original condition, but it is not one for the faint hearted or faint sideboard. It will require a sturdy base or strong sideboard and I suspect it was originally a boardroom piece and will require a boardroom strength mantlepiece. It is however a stunning deco statement, and will reward its new owner with its wonderful style of a bygone age. Apparantly recently cleaned and in good working order.

Pan & Dancer by Sega
A gold-gilded spelter lady dancer and Pan playing the pipes, either side of a bomb shaped cream and grey onyx clock, signed Sega. The clock is complemented by a pair of matching garnitures, and is in very good condition. Measures 16 inches long, 13 inches high, 8 inches deep (41 x 33 x 20cm).

Ceramic Clock
A French Leda and Swans clock, unmarked but by Odyv. It is totally ceramic and measures nearly 20 inches long and has a pair of mounted swans in a matt pale turquoise glaze with the lady in similar material. The rest of the clock is of high gloss black. Condition is very good, but it appears the swan at the back has had a repair to its neck, as it has a hairline crack. The clock itself has a wind up mechanical movement, and probably needs a clean to get it working.