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A 17th century-style brass lantern clock with French movement by Japy Freres in traditional case, 9" high

A French green-stained tortoiseshell, ebonised and gilt-brass mantel clock by Henri Marc of Paris - second half 19th century, the signed, 11 cm white Roman dial fronting a twin train Japy Freres movement, no. 28634, further signed by Henri Marc, with outside countwheel strike, half-hour striking on a bell, in a drum case atop an architectural base with Corinthian columns and a bevelled glass front with visible enamelled pendulum, 42.25 cm high.

19th Century French ormolu mantel clock, the circular enamel dial with Arabic and Roman numerals, the case with bacchanalian surmount and porcelain plaque to the lower frieze, the two train movement with silk suspension and outside count wheel striking on a bell, signed Japy Freres, 23cm x 33cm overall

A slate and marble mantle clock, featuring Corinthian style columns and bearing presentation plaque to the base for 'Thomas Stilwell, 1903'. Featuring gilt Roman Numeral markers to the face and Japy Freres movement. Chiming on a coiled gong. Height: 29cm. Pendulum present.

TWO WOODEN CASED MANTEL CLOCKS, one of arched form, with white enamel dial marked with black Arabic numerals, movement stamped 'Buren' and 'Swiss made', height 22.5cm, together with a domed top mantel clock with foliate inlaid details, white enamel dial marked with black Roman numerals, Japy Freres mark to movement, supported on brass feet, height 13.5cm x width 24cm (2) (Condition Report: appear generally ok, neither currently in working order, Japy Freres clock has missing finials? on each side, Buren clock has some cracks and repair to enamel on the dial, some knocks and a repair to the front of the case, with the banding a little loose at the front apex, this clock appears overwound, both have wear commensurate with age and use)

A 19th Century French gilt spelter and onyx mantel Clock, movement stamped 'Japy Freres', 8-day striking on bell, case depicting gilt spelter figure, with gilt foliate scrolls, raised on stepped onyx base, with pendulum and key, W 48 cm x H 33 cm x D 15 cm.

A late 19th century French gilt metal mantle Clock, with a Japy Freres movement, gilt metal urn finial over white dial with Arabic numerals, raised on floral scrolled feet, with pendulum and key, movement signed, W 22 cm x H 41 cm x D 15 cm.

A French ebonised and gilt metal mounted mantel clock by Japy Freres.

A 19th Century French Gilt Brass "Four Glass" Mantle Clock, by Japy Freres, Paris, No. 2175, the 4ins cream enamel chapter ring with Arabic numerals, within gilt oval cartouche and with pierced floral ornament to centre, to the eight day two train movement, striking on a gong and with mercury compensated pendulum in case with moulded cornice, slender turned columns to front and inset with bevelled glass panels on turned feet, 13.25ins highExternally the clock is in good overall condition, showing wear commensurate with age and light usage. The gilding is in nice condition ( may have been refreshed at some point). The front door functions correctly, the hinges appear original. There is some light damage to top right hand corner of the glass. The glass to the sides and rear appear to be damage free. The pendulum is 2/3 filled with mercury, the mechanism appears complete although we cannot warrant originality. The dial appears free from cracks to the enamels and the black Arabic numerals are clear and concise, the hands appear original. The clock winds, runs and sets but should be regarded as untested. The key is present. Prospective bidders should study all images closely prior to bidding.

Japy Freres, 19th Century French slate mantle clock, Neo-Classical case, 4 1/2" dial, brass Arabic chapter ring, signed two train movement striking on a scroll gong, W43.5cm H39cm

An Art Deco oak-cased French Japy Freres mantel clock, a Smiths 17 jewels brass Art Deco mantel clock, a Smiths Art Deco chalk ware sunburst clock (converted to quartz movement), and a Vintage retro dream alarm clock (4)

A 19thC. French Japy Freres movement gilt mantle clock with Sevres porcelain panels & figurative supports, movement stamped 977

GILT METAL AND ALABASTER MANTEL CLOCK, LATE 19TH CENTURY with two train movement by Japy Freres, striking on a bell, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, the domed case with urn and bird finial, on four pad feet44cm high

19th century, the 3 3/4" painted enamel dial to a porcelain case mounted by finely modelled Classical figures and bust depicting the Arts, the movement stamped Japy Freres, serial number 10900, height 38cm, width 27cm. *CR Missing gilt metal mounts to front, except one, losses to hands, toes and to palette, firing crack to front, beaded mount loose, working condition unknown, no pendulum, bell or key, large hole to base, possibly intentional for pendulum access.

A French 19th century ormolu mantel clock by Japy Freres with Sevres style porcelain plaques painted flowers and putti, the clock surmounted by reclining classical woman and stamped P H Mourey 32cm

REPRODUCTION BRASS LANTERN CLOCK, stamped Japy Freres, France31cm high

An antique French cast metal wall clock for repair. The dial marked for Bright, Paris and the movement Japy Freres.

A 19th century brass cased carriage clock, with an engraved and bevelled glass case, the movement signed Japy Freres, with push repeat, 19cm high

A French "Boulle" Striking Mantel Clock, circa 1890, elaborate case with gilt metal mounts, green stained tortoiseshell veneers and brass inlay, cast dial with blue Roman numeral enamel cartouches, twin barrel movement striking on a bell, movement backplate stamped Japy Freres, sunburst pendulum 37cm highCase back ebonised surfaces are rubbed in parts and with small cracks, green stained veneers are slightly crazed in parts, back door is very slightly bowed, gilt metal mounts are discoloured, glass is dirty, dial enamel cartouches are clean, movement needs cleaning, with pendulum.

A French "Boulle" Striking Mantel Clock, circa 1890, the elaborate case with gilt metal mounts and red stained tortoiseshell veneers, brass inlay, 3-1/2-inch enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals and indistinctly signed, twin barrel movement striking on a bell, movement backplate stamped Japy Freres and numbered 9524, sunburst pendulum39cm highCase with minor chips to the veneers in parts and small scratches, metal mounts are all discoloured, dial with small hairline cracks and minor chips around one of the winding holes, signature is indistinctly signed, movement is complete, with pendulum.

A FINE AND RARE FRENCH QUARTER STRIKING MUSICAL PICTURE CLOCK WITH ANGELUSMAISON WURTEL, PARIS, CIRCA 1860With oil on canvas after David Teniers the younger (1610-90) 'two men playing cards in the kitchen of an Inn' with the composition adapted to incorporate a longcase clock, hinging upwards along with the floral relief moulded gilt composition frame to reveal the internal mechanism comprising four elements; the first a four pillar two train gong striking clock movement of duration of around two weeks with anchor escapement regulated by lenticular bob pendulum and outside countwheel strike on a gong, the frontplate stamped with oval M'ON WURTEL, HORLOGERIE... trademark beneath numbers 743, 9 2, fitted with 1.625 inch circular white enamel Roman numeral dial signed M'ON WURTEL, A PARIS to centre and with steel hands; the second mechanism comprising a separate conforming hour striking train to repeat the hour shortly after the principal movement released via a pivoted detent from the under dial motionwork; the third mechanism released in a similar manner shortly after six o'clock with single barrel and vertical fly driving a pinned wheel to operate the Angelus sequence on a graduated pair of gongs; the fourth a musical mechanism released on the hour and playing a choice of twelve tunes via a 16.5 inch pinned cylinder on a 74 tooth comb, the cylinder mounted on a steel bed stamped with serial number 43418 with indirect chain winding for the large spring barrel opposing fly and controls for tune change/repeat, start/stop and continuous play/hour activation only connected via steel rods to brass pulls positioned to the underside edge of the case, all mounted on the backboard of a shallow box case alongside tune sheet inscribed No. 43418, 12 AIRES to upper margin over manuscript tune list including La fille de Madame Angot, Souvenie de Cock and Mandolinata, the lower margin inscribed Maison WURTEL, Passage Vivienne, 38 et 40, PARIS, the back panel also applied with two additional labels for MAISON WURTEL, E. PIERFORT Suc'r..., and GATTOLLAIT along with a modern brass plaque explaining the function of the plungers for the music mechanism.The image 63.5cm (25ins) by 79.5cm (31.25ins); the case 83cm (32.75ins) high, 99cm (39ins) wide, 19cm (7.5ins) deep. Provenance:From the private collection of a professional sportsman and commentator. Maison Wurtel was founded by Guillaume-Ferdinand Wurtel in around 1837 when he advertised as working from 38-40 Passage Vivienne, Paris. Three years later he was listed in a trade directory as a horological maker and seller offering picture clocks as well as a supplier of concave glasses. In 1841 a magazine, 'La Presse', recommended 'La Maison Wurtel' to their readers informing them that they can buy watches, table clocks, picture clocks, music boxes, alarm clocks and 'objects of fantasy'. In 1856 they exhibited at the 'Exposition of Delepine of Paris' but unfortunately were positioned within the scientific instrument section to the bafflement of visitors. Maison Wurtel were known to have sourced their clock movements form Japy Freres and the musical mechanism within the present lot can be attributed to Auguste L'Epee of Saint-Suzanne, Doubs, France (who worked from 1839 until the end of the century). The Angelus mechanism is a particularly rare feature which traditionally served to accompany the recital of the Angelus prayer in Roman Catholicism. Condition Report: The clock, striking and angelus mechanisms are all in relatively clean original working condition with the various levers and detents present. The musical mechanism is also in relatively clean working condition with no visible losses to the teeth or noticeable corrosion issues. The clock was in use in the vendor's home when consigned however due to the nature of the item some adjustment may be required to ensure all the features operate as an when they should once the picture is hung securely on the wall. The canvas is in good condition with no visible tears or holes of noticeable repairs. The frame is in fine condition with good gilding throughout. The pine back box has some slight wear/bumps (most noticeable to the back corners) as well as other relatively minor age related faults - otherwise is in very good original condition.Clock is complete with pendulum and two winding keys. Condition Report Disclaimer

A FRENCH NICKEL-FINISH AND GILT BRASS DESK COMPENDIUM TIMEPIECE WITH BAROMETER AND THERMOMETERHENRY MARC, PARIS, CIRCA 1880The eight-day timepiece with platform cylinder regulated by sprung monometallic balance applied to the arched backplate stamped with serial number 441 to lower left hand corner, the 3.25 inch circular white enamel Roman numeral dial inscribed H'RY MARC, PARIS to centre and with Arabic five minutes beyond the minute track, with blued steel spade hands, moulded silvered bezel and a frosted gilt oval mask engraved with symmetrical foliate designs to upper and lower margins, set within an oval moulded nickel finish case with bevel-glazed gilt cavetto moulded front and push-on rear cover, standing on an oval moulded foot beside a conforming aneroid barometer with circular enamel scale calibrated in barometric inches and with the usual weather observations, both joined at the centre with a shaped gilt panel applied with a mercury tube FAHRENHEIT and CENTIGRADE thermometer between decorative upper and pendant finials, the whole set on a rectangular marble plinth base.21.5cm (8.5ins) high, 25.5cm (10ins) wide 8cm (3.125ins) deep. Henry Marc is noted in Allix, Charles and Bonnert, Peter CARRIAGE CLOCKS Their history and development as probably a retailer of various mantel and other small clocks and refers to a relatively early carriage clock (number 26886) supplied to Marc by Japy Freres. Condition Report: Timepiece movement is wound and will run for a little while before stopping indicating that a gentle clean/service is required. The dial has slight rubbing to the signature and some oil deposits/smears otherwise appears undamaged. The barometer has not yet been 'bag tested' (as we do not currently have access to a bag big enough!) but otherwise appears to be in fine condition with no visible faults to the register. The thermometer has heavy tarnishing to the silvered scale otherwise appears undamaged. The case appears to be in very good original condition with faults limited to some oxidation/rubbing to the areas of gilding and a couple of tiny edge chips to the marble base.Timepiece is complete with a key. Condition Report Disclaimer

Turkish Interest - 19th century French 'Orientaliste' three-piece clock garniture, Japy Freres & Cie, having a 4-inch silvered Roman chapter ring, the two-train movement with Medaille d'Honneur exposition stamp, above oval stamp A*B (for Achille Brocot), number 3499, the break-arced case with urn and twin sea serpent surmount over a relief-cast scene of shipping off the coast of Constantinople (now Istanbul) with view of Hagia Sophia and minarets, case stamped 6577 verso, 35.5cm high, on giltwood plinth with hallmarked silver dedication inscription dated 1906, a further 3.5cm high, 39cm overall, sold with original numbered pendulum (3499), together with a matching pair of two-handled urns, each with 'Crusades' battle scene, on toupie feet and giltwood base, 34.5cm overall (3)

A 19th century white marble clock with a gilt metal surmount of a boy feeding chicken whilst seated on a bench, the circular dial with Roman numerals inscribed "Miller & Sons, London" striking on a bell, movement stamped Japy Freres, under a glass dome, overall 42cm high CONDITION REPORT: None of the clocks and watches are sold as working, section chipped off and re-glued, some chipping to the winding holes, and scratches, in used condition

Henry Marc, Paris 19th century black slate mantel clock with seated lady and child to top, the two train movement marked Japy Freres, height 32.5cm

19th century French brass and cloisonne enamel 8 -day mantel clock, the pillared step case surmounted by a caddy top with finial, the brass dial with central cloisonne panel and Arabic numerals, Japy Freres movement, 34cm high

Japy Freres: a French black marble mantel clock, the eight-day movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell with outside count wheel, the backplate stamped with the mark of Japy Freres and numbered 4780, with twin-tube mercury compensating pendulum, the black dial with gilt Roman numerals centred by a visible escapement, with decorative cabochon bezel, the black marble case with glazed front to allow viewing of the pendulum, shaped mounts to the side and variegated marble to plinth base, ornate leaf and ring handles, gilt metal lion mask and paw feet, 59cms high.

französische Pendule mit Putto um 1880 der grau und weiß gebänderte rote Marmor hat eine polierte Oberfläche, der rechteckige gestufte Marmorsockel von ca. 31,5 x 13,5 cm, H ca. 6 cm ist mit floraler Messingapplikation frontseitig auf 4 Messingfüßen ausgeführt, Putto als Liebesbote neben dem allseitig verglasten Uhrengehäuse, dies ist ebenso von einer gestuften Marmorkrone mit Messing flankierter Amphore bekrönt, zylindrischer Uhrwerkkorpus mit Prägemarke Japy Freres & Cie, helles mit Blütenfestons verziertes Zifferblatt mit schwarzen arabischen Zahlen, Aufzüge für Uhr- und Schlagwerk, goldene Zierzeiger, Pendelwerk mit Schlag auf Tonspiral, Zierpendel mit Quecksilber, mit Schlüssel, Werk läuft an, H ca. 46 cm, Frankreich um 1880

Japy Freres brass clock - missing pendulum pin - approx. 41cm tall - winds easily

Antique Japy Freres French Carriage Clock - in good working order

TischuhrFrankreich, um 1900, Hersteller JAPY Freres, auf dem Werk gemarkt, vierseitig verglastes Gehäuse, Pendulenwerk mit Halbstundenschlag auf Tonspirale, Quecksilberpendel, farbig emailliertes Ziffernblatt mit arabischen Ziffern und Blütenfestons, Werk gehfähig, Hammer des Schlagwerks lose, eine Scheibe mit Riss, H 31 cm.

PortaluhrWerk gemarkt Japy Freres, Frankreich 19. Jh., ebonisiertes Holzgehäuse mit feiner ornamentaler Marketerie in Messing und Perlmutt, fein graviert, Ziffernring, Pendel, Kapitelle und Basen aus matt vergoldeter Bronze, partiell poliert, Emailleziffernblatt mit römischen Ziffern (gesprungen), gebläute Brequetzeiger, Pendulenwerk mit Halbstundenschlag auf Glocke, gehfähig, Messingeinlage an den Spiralsäulen teilweise gelockert, H 53 cm.

Kaminuhr Bronze Napoleon III.Frankreich, 2. Hälfte 19. Jh., Gehäuse aus Bronze vergoldet und schwarz-grün patiniert, in Empirestil aufwendig verziert mit zwei geflügelten Löwen, bekrönt von mit Ketten verzierter Amphore, Oberfläche fein ziseliert, Pedulenwerk der Firma JAPY Freres, mit Halbstundenschlag auf Glocke, Werk läuft, H 46 cm.

Kaminuhr HistorismusFrankreich, um 1890, aufwendig durchbrochen gearbeitetes Gehäuse aus vergoldeter Bronze, flankiert von zwei Karyatiden, seitlich je ein Delphin auf Volute liegend, vergoldetes Ziffernblatt mit Emaillekartuschen und römischen Ziffern, Pendulenwerk der Marke JAPY Freres mit Halbstundenschlag auf Glocke, Glas des Staubdeckels rückseitig gesprungen, funktionstüchtig, mit Schlüssel, H 54 cm.

A French late 19th century ormolu and porcelain mounted mantel clock, the front panel decorated with a couple fishing, Japy Freres movement, striking on a bell, 37.5cm, no pendulum or key, together with an associated pair of lidded urns, decorated with a couple to one side and river scenes to the other, 28cm Age related wear and tear to include gilt paint loss to the panels and the dial, tarnishing to the casings.The movement sets, winds and is ticking. 

Japy Freres - a French late 19th century eight day movement Rococo style mantle clock. The two train mantel clock featuring porcelain & gilt metal urn finial with painted country scene & falling swags, raised over stylised gilt metal case. The clock face porcelain with Roman numeral dial, hand painted cherub & marked Desprez Bristol, with glazed case. Below, a similar cartouche Regency scene of two people. The whole thing raised on four scrolled feet. Marked to movement Japy Freres 88450 48. Measures approx. 41cm tall, 21.5cm wide at base.

A large Louis XV inspired 19th century circa 1880s Japy Freres, Paris ormolu-mounted, brass-inlaid, tortoiseshell and boulle marquetry bracket mantel clock with ogee bracket. The clock having a gilt metal male figure sitting on globe holding a scroll and bag. Canted pediment below with scrolled ormolu embellishments to corners. Circular white & blue enamelled circular clock face with Roman numerals to chapter ring enclosed in gilt metal cartouche. All behind a glazed front flanked by a curved case  with further acanthus leaves embellishments and inlays. Checked Trompe-l'œil floor to inside with matching boulle decoration to inside of back door. The front enriched by a gilt metal in relief of possibly Athena with shield and spear with two cherubs. Raised on ormolu foliate supports. The 8-day clock movement stamped Japy Freres, Paris to back with H & F, Paris above. Number 8871 to movement and back plate. The clock all raised on matching ogee clock wall bracket gilt metal ormolu embellishments to corners in the shape of female heads and scrolled acanthus leaf to bottom. With pendulum. Clock measures approx. 100cm x 48cm x 20cm, bracket measures approx. 34cm x 48cm x 26cm. 

Japy Freres, Paris - a 19th century French eight day movement boulle-work clock and stand. The clock with gilt metal finial urn filled with fruits, raised over tortoiseshell and brass inlaid boulle body with intricate scrolled design. The clock face with enamel Roman numerals to the dial, in gilt metal face. Raised on four gilt metal scrolled feet and presented with a matched clock stand of tortoiseshell and boulle work inlay. Marked to movement Japy Freres. Measures approx. 37cm tall, 22cm wide at stand.

Japy Freres, France - A French continental 19th century tortoiseshell and brass boulle mantel clock. The clock having a brass shaped finial atop over a brass inlaid and tortoiseshell flanked body with ormolu scrolled foliate details throughout. Glazed front detail to show sun-face shaped pendulum. The clock with 24 hours movement and enamel face with Roman & Arabic numerals to chapter ring. Stamped to inside. Measures approx. 31cm x 17cm x 10cm.

An early 20th century walnut 8 day mantle clock, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals with Breguet style hands, the Japy Freres movement striking on a single gong and numbered 28657, 22.5cm high x 23.5cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A Victorian mahogany and inlaid mantel clock, circular brass dial, with chapter ring bearing Arabic numerals, Japy Freres & Cie, with coil strike, the case of domed form, raised on brass columns, above a rectangular base, on brass ball feet, no key, 26.5cm high, 34cm wide.

A late 19thC French clock garniture, the slate cased clock with enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, eight day movement by Japy Freres et Cie, with bell strike, the case of architectural form, with pendulum and key, 23cm high, 22cm wide, together with a pair of spelter figures, cast as Native American Indians, raised on slate plinths, 50cm high.

A Victorian neo-classical architectural slate mantel clock - with brass mounts, the twin train Japy Freres movement striking the half hours on a gong, fronted by a brass and copper dial with porcelain Arabic chapter ring (cracks), 37cm high, with key.

Japy Freres & Cie - A 19th Century French ornate rococo style ormolu mantel clock having white enamel face with Roman numerals. Having boy figure to top with basket of fruit / flowers and goat. On ovoid base within glass dome. Measuring approximately 50cm x 32cm x 18cm. 

A 19th century French gilt metal mounted marble mantel clock, 9.5cm circular dial inscribed with Roman numerals, twin winding holes, 8-day movement by Japy Freres, striking on a bell, the case with a basket of fruit finial and flanked by caprine masks, 35cm high overall

A late 19th century French eight day striking mantel clock, white enamel Arabic dial by Japy Freres with key and pendulum, 29.5cm wide

An early 20th century walnut 8 day mantle clock, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals with Breguet style hands, the Japy Freres movement striking on a single gong and numbered 28657, 22.5cm high x 23.5cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A 19th century black slate 8 day mantle clock, the case surmounted by a spelter cherub and classical maiden with a basket of flowers, raised on four cast metal lion paw feet, the white enamel dial signed 'G.A & Gowland, Sunderland' with Roman numerals, the Japy Freres movement striking on a single bell, 62m high x 50.5cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request

Japy Freres - A French 19th century Japy Freres, Paris gilt metal & enamel mantle clock. The clock having a hand painted 8 day movement clock face with Roman numerals to the chapter ring. Hand painted vignette with couple on grass. The clock with a trophy shaped finial atop with cobalt & gilt detailing. Raised on elaborated plinth Neo-Classical base with palmette feet. With key. Marked to back. Measures approx. 40cm x 22cm x 15cm. 

A 19th Century French Japy Freres brass mantel clock. 40cms h

A 19th Century French Japy Freres brass mantle clock, 32cms h

A 19th century French eight-day striking mantel clock. White enamel dial marked 'Henry Marc, A Paris', with Roman numerals, movement stamped 'Japy Freres & Cie, Grande Med. D'Honneur, Exposition 1855', no. 34106, striking to a bell, pendulum present. In a later oak case. H24cm Condition Report: Overall in good condition. No cracks or damage to the dial. Movement functions at the time of testing. The glass panels have been re-glued to the main structure. Some wear to the wooden structure including rubbing and scratches consistent with age and usage. Door opens smoothly. Would benefit from a clean.

Late 19th Century French spelter figural mantel clock, the circular dial with two train Japy Freres movement, 44cm high

A French gilt metal mantel clock the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell with an outside countwheel, the backplate stamped with the trademark of maker Japy Freres and retailers name J.A. Page, Paris, the round white enamel dial having black Roman numerals, blued-steel trefoil hands and signed for the retailer J.A. Page, Paris, the shaped gilt metal case having classical mounts and surmounted by a figure of an artist with easel, height 46cm.

A 19th century Boulle style mantel clock - with gilt metal mounts, the engraved dial with ceramic Roman numerals, fitted with a Japy Freres twin train drum movement, raised on shaggy paw feet, 55cm high.

A late 19th century circa 1890 Japy Freres 8-day oak cased mantel clock striking on a gong, white enamel dial and Breguet style handsLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A Boulle mantel clock with the Japy Freres movement striking on a bell, the enamel dial with Roman hour numerals and Arabic minutes, the case. H 39cms.There is no pendulum present

FRENCH FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCK, LATE 19TH CENTURY the twin train movement by Japy Freres, striking on a bell, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, flanked by figure with rake, with Gothic back, shaped alabaster base, along with a pair of four-branch candelabra side ornaments33.5cm high

Japy Freres - Late C19th French cream marble mantle clock, arched top case with applied gilt and enamel mounts, brass dial with porcelain Arabic chapter ring, signed two train movement striking on a scroll gong no. 59229/52 H27.5cm

Antique French mantel clock with Sevres porcelain plaques + composition metal clock case. Circa 1870. Eight-day movement, half-hour strike, spring strike. Japy Freres. Dimensions: 38 cm. In good condition.