Photocopy of an article from Antiques Bulletin issue 594 (25–31 March 1995), pp. 54–55.
Two copies of the original article from Antique Collecting (March 1979), pp. 10–15 and 22–24. Also includes antique dealers' advertisement pages.
Original article from The Antique Collector (May 1976), pp. 42–45.
Original article about modern sundials from Country Life (18 August 1994), pp. 44–45.
Original articles from The Antique Collector (May 1989), pp. 84–91 and 92–99.
Original article from Journal Suisse d'Horologerie et de Bijouterie: Revue de la Société Suisse de Chronométrie (n.d.), pp. 446–456. Annotated '91E'.
Original article from the Clocks issue of Maxwell's Pictorial Knowledge, vol. 2 no. 3 (1969), pp. 428–436. Also includes "How to make a sundial".
Original article from the "Weekend: Shopping" section of The Times (17 August 2002), p. 12.
Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (November 1983), pp. 39–41. Also includes antique clock dealers' advertisement pages and issue cover.
Original article from Antique Collecting, vol. 19 no. 3 (July/August 1984), pp. 65–66.
Original article from Antique Collecting, vol. 20 no. 7 (December 1985), pp. 27–28.
Two copies of an original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (November 1974), pp. 76–77.
Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (March 1949), pp. 22–24.
Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (January 1951), pp. 22–24.
Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (April 1950), pp. 20–22.
Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (September 1950), pp. 22–24.
Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (March 1950), pp. 16–18.
Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (May 1952), pp. 23–25.
A fine and rare eighteenth-century English dial clock with silvered dial, verge escapement and rise/fall regulation.
Mahogany trunk dial timepiece with a silvered dial inscribed "Robing Room, Court of Chancery, Westminster, AD 1847".
A very fine George III longcase clock of small proportions, the elegant and refined case veneered with richly figured mahogany.
A very rare and finely-decorated teardrop tavern clock.
A fine bow-front mahogany stick barometer by this important maker.
A very good and small mahogany bracket clock in an arched-top case with fine brass mounts.
A magnificent, Queen Anne longcase clock of one-month duration.
A rare, very small Viennese Dachluhr timepiece regulator in a cherrywood case.
A very fine Vienna Laterndluhr regulator with a timepiece movement of three months duration and gridiron compensating pendulum in a case of exceptionally elegant proportions.
Early European clockmaking. A very finely preserved south German painted iron chamber clock of c.1620, quarter striking and with alarm.
A very rare sedan timepiece in its original mahogany travelling case, the clock case dated.
A fine and impressive black-lacquered shield dial tavern timepiece.
A very fine and rare skeleton timepiece made by the celebrated Condliff and retailed by William Moorhouse.
A fine sedan timepiece in a brass-bound ebonised case.
A fine and rare sedan timepiece in brass-bound case of ebonised pearwood.
An exceedingly rare, mid-nineteenth-century Black Forest clock pedlar or Uhrentrager in a quite exceptional state of preservation.
A very finely decorated tavern clock with round white dial.
A rare French sedan timepiece in an ebonised shield-shaped case with silt suspension loop.
Vienna regulators in this file are mostly duplicates of those listed in files STR/02/001-018, although included are also some photographs of other, often unlabelled Vienna regulators.
These clock files, arranged by clock type, contain one-page descriptions of the clocks and their cases, dials and movements, prices, as well as biographical notes about the makers and references to published sources. They are copies of the descriptive tickets included in the photograph series STR/02, but here they are arranged by clock type and annotated with sale details (invoice number, date and price).
Original binder label states the date as "May 1979", but the earliest sale in the file is dated 6 October 1979.
Includes catalogues for summer/autumn 1981, winter 1989 and an undated one, which refers to Milo Mighell's 28 years in the business [c.1996].
Includes catalogues for the English dial clocks (June-July 1978), Act of Parliament clocks (c.1978) and bracket clocks (summer 1982) exhibitions.
This collection comprises assorted items from Beresford Hutchinson’s house including documents, correspondence, illustrations, photographs and slides pertaining to horological matters, as well as personal documents, including items relating to qualifications and appointments both horological and non-horological.
Zonder titelMain dial: off-white, heavy bold gesso corners and breakarch; decorated winding holes.
Main dial: cream breakarch, similar to very early dials, gesso work, pink ovals, corners floral in breakarch. Nice work.
Main dial: fine painting, girl and boy on the left, fort on the right. Oval cutout, very detailed ship, all original.
Main dial: blue/grey, all print décor, Father Time in high oval, with elaborate scrolling in breakarch.
Main dial: blue/grey, whitish, gesso corners and long-necked birds in centre.
Main dial: blue/grey, roses in corners, gesso ovals set widthways, flat gold scrolling in corners, two long-necked birds in centre, roses with some blue petals. Hemispheres: curious maps, North America, ecliptic below equator.
Moon faces: slightly pop-eyed, one with eyes very close together. Moon scenes: ship at anchor by rocky cove; curious volcano-like structure with tree.
Main dial: blue/grey, anemones and strawberry corners, long-necked birds in centre and no gesso.
Main dial: blue/grey, all transfer print, breakarch with crowing cockerel in oval, elaborate swags, two profiles lower down of Plato and Socrates? (see 1069 and 1076).
Main dial: no gesso, roses in all corners, two long-necked birds in centre, nasturtiums either side of name in breakarch, enclosed in oval.
Main dial: roses and carnations corners, no gesso, bird with strawberries in breakarch.
Main dial: blue-petalled roses and ranunculus, corners framed with dot gesso, gold leaf shells in breakarch corners. Automata has coastal scene with ship missing (ship taken from Wilson).
Main dial: blue/grey, anemone and roses corners, bird centre with flowers.
Hemispheres: North America, ecliptic below equator.
Main dial: blue/grey, pale, pears and strawberry gesso-framed corners. Hemispheres: maps too small for hemispheres.
Moon faces: round-eyed, slightly 'pop'. Moon scenes: landscape done by breakarch painter of dial 1526; very rare St Luke on other side.
Main dial: blue/grey, gold band, four seasons, long faces. Hemispheres: good maps (original but dirty).
Main dial: blue/grey, gold band, four seasons, long faces. Hemispheres: good maps (original but dirty).
Main dial: blue/grey, roses top, ranunculus bottom, primroses and small blue flowers dial centre. Hemispheres: odd maps, gold star on moon post, maps gold edged.
Main dial: primrose.
Main dial: strawberry and honeysuckle corners, no gesso, long-tailed bird in breakarch, two anemones in centre.
Moon faces: pleasant, pursed mouth. Moon scenes: cottage and tree; ship with sails.
Main dial: blue-grey; ranunculus and carnations gesso-framed corners. False plate: cast iron.
Main dial: carnations and yellow ranunculus corners; line-framed gold band around chapter ring; two ships in centre. False plate: double Wilson CI.
Main dial: gesso-framed four-seasons white-faced ladies in corners. Hemispheres: narrow; North America, ecliptic below equator. False plate: cast iron.
Main dial: pale blue-grey; single anemone and strawberries gesso-framed corners; moss rose floral cartouche in breakarch. False plate: cast iron.
Main dial: blue-grey; semi-single rose and vetch gesso-framed corners; anemones in centre. False plate: cast iron.
Main dial: roses and ranunculus gesso-framed corners. Hemispheres: North America, ecliptic above equator. False plate: cast iron.
Main dial: flowers in centre, unrestored.
Main dial: blue-grey; fine surface, gesso ovals, dark-blue centres with motif, fine scrolling, no grommets, petalled gilt winding holes. Hemispheres: early cut-off type, narrow, USA.
Main dial: blue-grey; roses and strawberry corners; ranunculus centre. False plate: cast iron.
Main dial: grey-blue, four seasons well-painted corners. Hemispheres: Wilson maps. False plate: cast iron.
Main dial: roses and carnation gesso-framed corners; "cross birds" "preserved in aspic". Hemispheres: maps, good.
Main dial: roses and carnation gesso-framed corners; "cross birds" "preserved in aspic". Hemispheres: maps, good.
Main dial: four seasons corners, gesso-framed fly dial. Hemispheres: Wilson maps. False plate: cast iron.
Main dial: ranunculus and poppy corners; large grommets. Hemispheres: maps.
Main dial: blue-grey background; peaches and tulips corner with green background; urn in breakarch with gesso. False plate: cast iron.
Main dial: transfer print corners; urn breakarch, cockerel with acanthus leaves and bow knots.
Main dial: very blue base paint; strawberry and vetch gesso-framed corners; soldier in red jacket with flintlock musket in high oval, bluebells either side.
Main dial: pale grey-blue; fan corners. Hemispheres: maps, finest and untouched. False plate: cast iron.
Main dial: blue-grey. Hemispheres: maps with narrow USA. False plate: cast iron.
Main dial: blue-grey; moss roses top, vetch bottom. Nice dial. False plate: cast iron, Wilson and Hughes.
Main dial: pale blue-grey; fine floral gesso corners with detail; cherries in centre, open-winged butterfly to cover damage.
Main dial: blue-grey; pink roses top, carnations at bottom. False plate: cast iron.