6th Feb, 2024 10:00
Fine Art & Antiques including Marine Paintings
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A mid 18th Century early English coin balance dial
A mid 18th Century early English coin balance dial by Anscheutz & Schlaff & Co. the silvered dial stamped 'Anscheutz & Co., No.891', 13cm x 11cm within a fitted leather covered case lined with salmon silk with papered edges Anschutz scientific instrument
Footnote:Valentine Anscheutz (working 1761-died 1796), clock case & cabinet maker. In partnership with John Schlaff 1771-1781 as merchants in Denmark St. They made the Index balance patented by their clock-making neighbour John Sebastian Clais, patent No.1014 of 1772. Each one was numbered individually. Sold in 1773 throughout the country by retailers, including by Benjamin Martin & Christopher Pinchbeck.
Sold for £450
A mid 18th Century early English coin balance dial by Anscheutz & Schlaff & Co. the silvered dial stamped 'Anscheutz & Co., No.891', 13cm x 11cm within a fitted leather covered case lined with salmon silk with papered edges Anschutz scientific instrument
Valentine Anscheutz (working 1761-died 1796), clock case & cabinet maker. In partnership with John Schlaff 1771-1781 as merchants in Denmark St. They made the Index balance patented by their clock-making neighbour John Sebastian Clais, patent No.1014 of 1772. Each one was numbered individually. Sold in 1773 throughout the country by retailers, including by Benjamin Martin & Christopher Pinchbeck.
The case worn to the edges and with a 3cm linear hole at the top, The hinged and elbow clasp intact. The lining torn and with losses. The dial with some corrosion, scratches and wear. The back apparently with one strengthening plate missing
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Auction: Fine Art & Antiques including Marine Paintings, 6th Feb, 2024
Chorley's Quarterly sale of Fine Art & Antiques features a collection of Marine Paintings spanning the 18th to the 20th century.
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