Avenue Auction

54 cm high

with five spare black ceramic handles (chip to one handle)

in an Art Deco style walnut and chrome case (not working, some wear to case, one foot missing)

by Ls. Gaye a L'estelle, the oval surround decorated with flowers and a ploughing scene, the white enamel convex dial with Roman numerals and two train movement (as a wall clock)

the twin gilt columns with acorn finials supporting the circular clock, the pierced dial with Roman numerals, with visible movement and floral pierced pendulum, striking the hours and quarters on two gongs, with repeat cord 41 cm high (lacking dome)

the plain case with single long drawer and square hood with turned columns, the 6.5" brass dial with Roman numerals and eight day movement striking on a bell

and an oak cased wall clock

in a mahogany case (drawer missing)

the clock striking on a bell, flanked by candelabra (one branch detached)

striking on a gong, and a modern 'Napoleon hat' clock

striking on a bell, 36 cm high

striking on a bell, the gilt case surmounted by a warrior on a horse 39 cm high

engraved 'Lione 14 Brooke Street Holborn'

of stylised apple form, with surface patina 9 cm high (stalk missing)

and other to include, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves and Queen Elizabeth I (8)

boxed

and a glass rod ruler with metal ends

by Pierre Reymond (1513-1584), initialled and dated 'PR' 1559, one depicting a Bishop with a crozier, domed hat and a rich red cape draped around him; the other depicting a soldier in a blue tunic, sword to his waist and spear resting against him. The two panels of the same size were most likely part of a triptych and stood either side of a large central panel, possibly contained within a church altar, 15.5 x 4cm.

in a decorated box, (some loss and damage)

to include an 'Edward VII' tea cannister, 1930s tins and 1950s tins

circa 1920s and a collection of similar Vintage tins