England
England
C.1810, English, 8-Day, Brass Dial tall clock, with restorations.
C.1830, English, Jas. Pyott, Leith, Single Fusee bracket clock, in a nice crotch mahogany and veneers case, in the Regency style, with turned brass columns to the side of the dial.
C.1830, English, Salter and Co., roasting or bottle jack.
C.1840, English, Carriage Timepiece, a watch conversion as was common at the time.
C.1840, English, Woolrich, W. Hampton, 8-day brass dial tavern clock, 2-weight in a wall case with crotch mahogany veneers.
C.1850, English, Geo. Clarke, London, miniature, short pendulum lantern clock for the Turkish market.
C.1850, English, Mantle Regulator in Regency style, single fusee movement with maintaining power and Graham dead beat escapement.
C.1850, English, Salter and Co, Roasting or bottle jack.
C.1865, English, Fusee Drop Dial, with a nicely carved piecrust bezel, now with name Park, Durham on the 11 inch painted dial.
C.1870, English, Wheel Barometer, in a nice crotch mahogany case.
C.1876 [dated case], Mini Black Forest, Mountain Goat and Kid, with English fusee watch in a walnut bezel with coin silver rear cover with date and Paris Exhibition.
C.1890 English, /Mixed Lot/ 8-day 2-fusee, Giant tambour clock.
C.1890, English, 2-Chain-Fusee Skeleton Clock, striking the hours on a large coiled wire gong and the halves on a bell at top, and with fine 5-spoke wheels throughout, in a glazed case of mahogany and beveled glass.
C.1890, English, Norris/ Singer, Notting Hill, round drop, fusee wall timepiece, 8-day.
C.1900, English, Frederick Jas Lockwood, West Norwood, London, 8-bell, 3-Fusee, 2-tune, quarter chiming bracket clock, in oak, week duration.
C.1905 The Synchronome Co. Ltd, Alperton, Middlsex, England, electrical master clock, movement in a modern case.
C.1921 English Gravity timepiece, The 30-hour movement is driven by a weight inside the case that is raised by a lever on the side with a visible escapement and a compound bar-bell pendulum, serial No. L5727.
C.1925, English-?, Weight Banjo in generally good original shape.
C.1948, English, Advertising Clock , for Burtonwood Best Bitter, electric movement.
C.1955 English, "Dickory, Dickory, Dock" 8-day lever movement mouse novelty timepiece. This is not the model made by the Horolovar, but a version made by an unknown English firm [movement similar to those produced by Astral at this time].
C.l921, English Gravity timepiece 30-hour movement is driven by its own weight to be raised each day along a tooth upright, with a visible escapement and a compound bar-bell pendulum.
English, C.1890, Thos Russell and Son, Liverpool, 2-day marine chronometer in a 3-tier case with brass corners [all 4].
English, Mid 19th Century, Moncas, Liverpool, 2-Day marine chronometer in a 3-tier case with brass corners on top and bottom only.
Late 18th century, English, Small Crown Verge, 2-fusee, Quarter Striking bracket clock, with a later C.1900 brass dial with block letters stating "RIMBAULT, LONDON", and with animation in the arch.
Mixed dates: English Skeleton clock, made from a nice C.1830
Movement ONLY, C.1780-1800, English, Ian Ronning, Newmarket, Brass Dial, 8-day tall clock movement with mat center, aperture above 6 for rolling calendar, and seconds hand.
17th Century, English Lantern Clock, with restorations.
18" Liverpool Antique Fusee Gallery Clock
18K gold and enamel, pin-set petite sonnerie striking clock with singing bird rising and singing every hour or on demand. Ilbery, London, movement attributed to Freres Rochat, No. 271, enamel attributed to Jean-Louis Richter, Geneva, circa 1800.
18th Century English tall case clock
2 English tambour clocks.
2 Oak Mantle Clocks: Haller Co. and Enfield England
2 Steeple Clocks: E. Manross and W. S. Johnson
3 Miniature Dome Clocks, Schmid, England
30 hour oak English tall case clock.
4 Dial T.O. English Manning and Manning Tower Clock
5 Wedgwood Clocks and Pair of Candlesticks
6 Collectible Animated Alarm Clocks
8 Bell English Bracket Clock, St. Michaels Chime
8 day English contra boulle clock. Payne, London
8 Day English Drop Dial Chain Fusee Timepiece In A Mahogany Case With Brass Inlay. Circa 1900-1910.
8 day English fusee dial clock. Dent, 28 Cockspur St, London
8 day English fusee skeleton clock, Circa 1840
8 day George III mahogany long case clock; Michael Quesnel, Jersey
8 day mahogany 12" convex dial clock, Joseph Wilson, Chichester
8 day mahogany 8" English fusee dial timepiece, Circa 1880
8 day painted dial mahogany long case clock, William Maggs, Axbridge, C. 1840
8 day rosewood and brass inlay regency twin fusee bracket clock, with pull repeat. Rigby, Charring Cross, Circa 1825
8 day walnut long case clock, Jno. Baylis, Bromyard, Circa 1750
8-day English gallery clock .
A BRASS CASED SHIPS BELL CLOCK Labeled Chelsea, England.
A drop dial clock by Horsley of Hartlepool c185
A fine George III 8 day mahogany long case clock, Edward Clarke, London, Circa 1775
A fine George III tear drop mahogany tavern clock. Dwerrihouse, Berkeley Square, Circa 1795
A fine mahogany long case regulator, William Jackson, London, Circa 1820
A fine regency ormolu & marble English fusee timepiece, Circa 1810; signed: Webster, Cornhill London
A GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, late quarter 18th century.
A GEORGE III INLAID OAK PROVINCIAL LONGCASE CLOCK, indecipherable signature, first quarter 19th century.
A GEORGE III INLAID OAK PROVINCIAL LONGCASE CLOCK, indecipherable signature, first quarter 19th century.
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, early 19th century.
A GEORGE III OAK PROVINCIAL LONGCASE CLOCK, early 19th century, signed Ashton Macclesfd. (Macclesfield)
A good 2 day mahogany brass bound box chronometer; Parkinson & Frodsham, Circa 1840 retailed by Urban Jurgensen No 41. Size: 3" dial. 6" box
A good 2 day rosewood brass bound marine box chronometer, Morris Tobias, 31 Minories London No 800; Circa 1860
A good English mahogany drop trunk dial clock, E. Whitehead, Sevenoaks
A good George III mahogany dial clock with salt box case. Samuel Mortlock, Clapham
A good George III mahogany English dial clock. Thom & Jno. Fardon, Deddington, Circa 1796
A good regency mahogany chamfer top bracket clock, Cragg, Vauxhaull, Circa 1820
A late eighteenth century single-handed hooded wall timepiece with alarm.
A late nineteenth century wall mounted regulator in a mahogany case.
A LOUIS XIV STYLE ORMOLU MOUNTED GREEN STAINED TORTOISESHELL AND BRASS INLAID BRACKET CLOCK. Late 19th century, the works stamped Grohe/Wigmore Street/London.
A LOUIS XIV STYLE ORMOLU MOUNTED GREEN STAINED TORTOISESHELL AND BRASS INLAID BRACKET CLOCK. Late 19th century, the works stamped Grohe/Wigmore Street/London.
A mahogany longcase clock from the Derby school of influence incorporating the round dial of the area. The case is of particularly good quality with great attention to detail; for example, the carved paterae and the ebony and boxwood stringing.
A marine chronometer signed for John Bruce and Sons, maker to the Admiralty.
A mid nineteenth century two day marine chronometer
A particularly attractive domestic regulator in a walnut case dating from circa 1860 The dial, which has been repainted, is signed for J. Watt of Glasgow, who is not listed as a maker and may have been the retailer.
A pre-WWII ship's bulkhead clock
A rare work of art by, "The British United Clock Co. / Birmingham, England", and is patented in Britain and France, all that information printed on the back plate.
A RED JAPANNED ACT OF PARLIAMENT CLOCK, 19th century.
A Regency clock with a rosewood case made by one of the best makers of the time, Ellicott, who were clock and watchmakers to George III.
A Regency mahogany bracket clock c1820.
A Sinclair Harding longcase clock dating from 1982.
A small Edwardian chiming longcase clock
A small fusee Regency timepiece by Condliff of Liverpool, c1830.
A small good quality skeleton timepiece c1840-50
A small Lancaster longcase thirty hour clock c 1780.
A small late Regency skeleton timepiece, circa 1830
A small Regency skeleton timepiece, circa 1830, by James Edwards of Stourbridge.
A twentieth century two train skeleton clock
A two day chronometer
A very fine George III ebonised and ormolo mounted quarter chiming bracket clock, Geo. Kershaw, London
A very fine George III mahogany 8 day long case clock, James Clark, London, Circa 1785
A very good George III 8 day mahogany long case clock, W. Hooker, Lewes, working 1803-32
A walnut drum head bracket clock made in 1859 by Barraud and Lund of London.
A white onyx and ormolu mantel clock by JB Delettrez, c1884.
A. Porter, Hartley Wintney, England, bracket clock, the ebonized case with heavily molded base and molded arch top, fluted quarter columns, gilt paw feet and gilt crocket and pinnacle finials, Roman numeral silvered dial with strike control and rating
Act of Parliament" clock, ca 1760-1780
Admiral Fitzroy Barometer and time piece, English, in a walnut case with carved top and bottom. The printed paper label backing the barometer gives full details on use of the instrument, which includes a thermometer and an indicator for height of the
Admiral Fitzroy barometer, "367815" numbered, ash case with carving at top, glazed front, printed paper for backboard with barometer scales, tips for interpreting the information shown, thermometer, and storm glass,
Admiral Fitzroy, "Improved Torricelli Barometer", English, in an oak case with carved top and carved bone stations for bone knobs for indicator hands. The enamel backing the barometer and above thermometer gives full details on use of the instrument and
American-English, china clock. Unsigned anywhere but the nickel movement plates say that American and English Patents Applied For.