Clocks

The property of Captain Robert FitzRoy, an historically important second quarter of the 19th century two day marine chronometer present on the second and third voyages of HMS Beagle. Sold for £100,900 inc. premium

A Highly Important Silver-Mounted Ebony Striking and Quarter Repeating Miniature Table Clock, with Royal Provenance, Thomas Tompion, London, number 222. Sold for £1,935,062.50 inc. premium

A fine ormolu mounted amboyna orrery clock Raingo à Paris, First quarter 19th century. Sold for US$112,500 inc. premium

A highly important South German quarter striking astronomical table clock with alarm from the group known as "The Orpheus Clocks", circa 1570. Sold for US$275,000 inc. premium

Cartier. A very fine diamond-set jade, onyx, coral, beryl and gold Chinoiserie desk clockAttributed to Maurice Couet, Paris, movement signed by European Watch & Clock Co. Circa 1927. Sold for US$212,500 inc. premium

A fine Empire month going skeleton clock with calendar, moon phase and annual calendar indicating Equation of Time and time of sunrise and sunset signed 'Verneuil à Dijon', circa 1810. Sold for US$162,500 inc. premium

A Small Olivewood Marquetry Longcase Clock Thomas Tompion, London, pre-numbered, circa 1680, the case attributed to Jasper Braem. Sold for US$162,500 inc. premium

A fine and very rare 20th century enamel-decorated solar powered rhodium plated mantel timepiece with original paperwork. Patek Philippe, 874536. Circa 1973.. Sold for £50,250 inc. premium

The Gerugross Breguet. A very fine, small and rare early 19th century French astronomic, quarter-repeating ormolu carriage clock timepiece. Sold for £196,666.67 inc. premium

A fine and rare large late 19th century French automata champleve enamel and green onyx nautical compendium with two timepieces, barometer, thermometer and compass. Sold for £15,250 inc. premium