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Sale FS40; Lot: 0814: John Upjohn, Exeter, a mahogany bracket clock the eight-day duration, double-fusee movement with verge escapement striking the hours on a bell, the shaped backplate with border engraving (now missing alarm work), the eight-inch round painted dial with black Roman numerals and signed John Upjohn, Exeter, with blued steel spade hands, the arched-top mahogany case with brass frets above and below the dial and to the sides and surmounted by a brass carrying handle, on brass bracket feet, height 47cm *Biography the Upjohn family were a well-known and prolific family of clockmakers working in both Exeter and London, with James Upjohn of Red Lion Square, born 1822, having travelled extensively in Europe when trying to promote his business to a wider field. The Exeter branch of the family included, amongst others, William Upjohn, baptised in 1754 and who moved to London in 1803; John Upjohn, born 1771, who married Maria Wittingham before moving to London, when on his return in 1803 he took over the premises of William before dying in 1848 'after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian fortitude'; their son Robert Wittingham Upjohn, also a chronometer maker born 1807, who took over from his father as keeper of the Exeter Cathedral clock where his initials can be found carved and dated 1824.

John Upjohn, Exeter, A Mahogany Bracket Clock (FS40/814)

Sold for £800

Sale FS41; Lot: 0307: English Provincial School 19th Century - Red squirrel, hazelnuts, fruit and a basket,- oil on canvas 40 x 50cm.

English Provincial School 19th Century - Red Squirrel, Hazelnuts, Fruit and A Basket, (FS41/307)

Sold for £1,400

Sale FS37; Lot: 0866: A large Chinese cloisonne vase in the form of two chickens, of ovoid form with enamel decoration of fish amongst seaweed, a shaped wing to each side, raised on four feet, 36cm high.

A Large Chinese Cloisonne Vase (FS37/866)

Sold for £480

Sale FS37; Lot: 1015: A carved oak coat of arms plaque the quartered shield surmounted by a knight's helmet, turret and castle flanked by foliage and tassels, 75 x 69cm .

A Carved Oak Coat of Arms Plaque (FS37/1015)

Sold for £1,400

Sale FS31; Lot: 0369: Richard Eurich O BE, RA [1903-1992] - The Cod and Lobster, Staithes - signed R Eurich and dated 1934 bottom right also inscribed in pencil on the stretcher oil on canvas 40.5 x 50.5cm *Exhibited. Royal Albert Memorial Museum 1960.

Richard Eurich O BE, RA [1903-1992] - The Cod and Lobster, Staithes (FS31/369)

Sold for £8,300

Sale FS41; Lot: 0254: Eileen Alice Soper ]1905-1990] - Tiddlers; Children Carting; Children on a Harbour Wall,- three etchings, each signed in pencil in the margin plate sizes 9.5 x 15cm, 10 x 17cm, 11 x 17cm.

Eileen Alice Soper ]1905-1990] - Tiddlers; Children Carting; Children on A Harbour Wall, (FS41/254)

Sold for £400

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