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Barraud & Lund Oak Cathedral Type Clock

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]$2,500 – $5,000[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]Tom Harris Auctions[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]$1,400[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]7:00 AM – Oct 07, 2006[/restrict]

Barraud & Lund oak cathedral type table clock: Cornhill, London # 1645, Circa 1830, nicely engraved brass face plate; (Some losses to wood trim; small natural splits.)

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23 3/4″ T x 15″ W

Ingraham 8-Day Cathedral Style Clock-Pat. 1871

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]$75 – $100[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]The House In The Woods Auction Gallery, Inc.[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]$90[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]6:00 AM – Apr 28, 2007[/restrict]

Ingraham 8-Day Cathedral Style Clock, Figure 8 Glass door front, Patent Date-1871, 16″ Tall,9″ W

Condition

All Clocks Sold in AS IS Condition

Waterbury Cathedral Style Clock 19″ Tall X 14″ W

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]$100 – $125[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]The House In The Woods Auction Gallery, Inc.[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]$120[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]6:00 AM – Apr 28, 2007[/restrict]

Waterbury Cathedral Style Clock (19″ Tall X 14″ W)

Condition

All Clocks Sold in AS IS Condition

Sessions Cathedral Mantle Clock, 15 Â½” Tall, 9 Â¼”

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]$75 – $125[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]The House In The Woods Auction Gallery, Inc.[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]$70[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]6:00 AM – Apr 28, 2007[/restrict]

Sessions Cathedral Mantle Clock, 15 Â½” Tall, 9 Â¼” W

Condition

All Clocks Sold in AS IS Condition

Balloon Clock Signed Barraud

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]$1,000 – $3,000[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]Converse Auctions[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]$1,000[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]1:00 PM – Jun 18, 2010[/restrict]

A 22″ fine mahogany cased Georgian era “balloon” bracket clock. The round silvered engraved dial is engraved “Barraud, London”. The name Barraud is associated with a family of Parisian makers as well as Cornhill, London, makers. We presume the latter London family to be the makers of this clock. The partnership of Francis and Paul Barraud operated 1759-1794, and two sons of Paul, James and John, both were later members of the Clockmaker’s Company in the early 1800s. Later, 1813-1836, the firm became Barraud & Sons. This clock was apparently fit with an alarm device as well as a strike mechanism.

The case is loose needing some regluing. Unless otherwise stated the condition of the mechanisms of these clocks is good, but that does not mean they run or do not need repairs. There is no guarantee of either the mechanical performance of clocks nor the completeness and originality of their parts and components. In most cases we have not removed the dials from these clocks, and have not checked inside for manufacturers or makers names for attribution.

Barraud & Lunds Bracket clock

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]$1,000 – $2,000[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]Schmidt's Antiques Inc. Since 1911[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]$800[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]7:00 AM – Nov 28, 2009[/restrict]

A mid 19th century English Oak Bracket clock by “Barraud & Lunds, 41 Cornhill, London #4214”. Worked 1838-1842. 8-day time and strike chain driven fusee movement with Silvered dial. Oak case with stepped top and molded base. Wear, damaged side fretwork panels. 16 1/2″ high.

Condition

Wear, damaged side fretwork panels.

Cathedral Clock

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]$3,000 – $5,000[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]Converse Auctions[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]$7,000[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]1:00 PM – Jun 18, 2010[/restrict]

An exceptionally well-crafted clock celebrating the middle ages cathedral at Reims, France. The Reims cathedral, often referred to by architectural students “…as the most beautiful structure produced during the middle ages”, stands as a proud symbol of France itself. The model, set with a working clock, is one of the best detailed and well cast clocks we have seen, made at a time when the French were at their peak of producing fine fire gilt castings. Hard to see, but a careful inspector will note the use of colored “stained” glass in the windows, some made from mother-of-pearl. Note as well the faithful reproduction of the saints’ statues across the center frieze. The clock itself runs with a silk suspension and count wheel strike, indicating an earlier date, possibly even 18th century. It is fit with a device to cause striking on a deep resonating gong in its ebonized base (with brass inlay). This together with what appears to the the original glass cover and framed print of the cathedral.The clock on top of the base stands 18″ in height.

Unless otherwise stated the condition of the mechanisms of these clocks is good, but that does not mean they run or do not need repairs. There is no guarantee of either the mechanical performance of clocks nor the completeness and originality of their parts and components. In most cases we have not removed the dials from these clocks, and have not checked inside for manufacturers or makers names for attribution.