England
England
C.1770, English, John Day, Wakefield, 2-Fusee Mahogany Bracket clock pull quarter repeat on 6 bells, with restorations, and in need of some work.
C.1770, Thomas Wagstaff, London, ebonized 2-fusee bracket clock, crown verge with engraved backplate.
C.1775, English, B. Barlow (ÒBenjaminÓ), Oldham, 8-day, square brass dial, with penny moon, oak cased tall clock with pediment top.
C.1775, English, Ebonized Bell Top Bracket clock, 2 fusee. This is a nice period clock, with crown verge and engraved back plate.
C.1775, English, for the American market, a Georgian large twin fusee, crown verge, bracket clock, with gold stenciling over ebonized finish, and a matching black/gold painted dial, with cast flame finials and caryatids at the corners.
C.1775, Johnson, London, Miniature Time and alarm bracket clock,
C.1777, Charles Howse, London, 2-fusee bracket clock, 8-day time and strike.
C.1780, English, (Isaac) Hadwen, Liverpool, Brass dial tall case in a mahogany veneer case with chamfered corners, 2-wt bell strike, 8-day, center sweep seconds and rolling moon.
C.1780, English, Fladgate, London, Brass dial tall case in a nice mahogany veneer case with tombstone door, and reeded side columns, 2-wt bell strike, 8-day.
C.1780, P. Jaquet Droz, London, quarter striking walnut bracket clock in the Georgian style, 8-day silk suspension, crown verge. Droz was from the continent, was a clever mechanician, (see listing in Brittens) and made one clock for king of Spain. Case
C.1785, David Evans and Peter Higgs, London, Quarter Chiming Cuckoo, a Georgian 3-fusee bracket clock, crown-verge, announcing the quarters on 8 bells, and giving the hours on a deep toned cuckoo, made for the Spanish market, and the dial showing the
C.1788, Timothy Williamson, London, 30-hour sedan timepiece,
C.1790-1800, English, A and I Thwaites, London, 3-fusee musical movement with center seconds, as found, incomplete.
C.1790, English, a lot of two 30 hour pull wind movements, as-found.
C.1790, English, Edwards (Wm. John), Coleman St, London, two fusee, crown verge, short pendulum bracket clock.
C.1790, English, George III Mahogany bracket clock with ormolu mounts, 2-fusee, bell strike, with engraved back plate, converted from crown/verge to anchor escapement.
C.1790, English, William Mountain, London, single fusee, passing strike bracket clock, in an ebonized bell top case.
C.1795, Robert Rentch, London, 2-Fusee, Crown Verge, Engraved movement, in a later mahogany bracket style case.
C.1800, English Tavern Clock with 20 inch dial.
C.1800, English, [Andrew] KLEISER, YORK, working at 38 Stonegate, a mahogany cased tavern timepiece, 8-day weight driven, 12" brass dial with intact calendar and seconds indications.
C.1800, English, 8-Day, Square Brass Dial tall clock, in a narrow oak case, as-found.
C.1800, English, Mahogany Veneer tall clock, 8-day, painted dial, with quarter reeded columns with stop fluting.
C.1810, English, Calendar Tall Clock, 30-Day+ weight driven, with unusual dial showing hours and seconds at top, minutes in the center, days to the left and date to the right.
C.1810, English, Davies, Chester, primitive travel-alarm clock, signed by the maker.
C.1810, English, John Russell, Falkirk, 8-day brass dial tall case, in a slender case of oak veneer with mahogany accents.
C.1810, English, Mahogany cased tavern clock, 2-weight 8-day, with unusual movement, geared so the great barrels turn once per day rather than twice.
C.1810, English, Robert Wilson, Moor House, 8-day Brass dial tall clock, oak case with fret top, and with calendar intact.
C.1810, H. Payne, London, 8-day time/strike mahogany balloon clock, with ten inch convex dial.
C.1810, John Wareham, London, 8-day fusee balloon clock. This large highly figured mahogany veneered timepiece is in very nice condition with some damage where the bezel latch is found.
C.1820, English, 8-day Tavern wall timepiece.
C.1820, English, D. Seddon, Frodsham, 8-day brass dial tall case with rolling moon in arch, ringed winding holes, seconds dial below 12, and calendar aperture above 6, in a carved oak case with broken arch hood.
C.1820, English, Drum Head single fusee timepiece with an uncommon round movement, rosewood case with inlaid dolphins and flowers, locking rear access door.
C.1820, English, Edgecumbe and Nichols, Bristol, 8-day time and strike mahogany with brass inlay Regency bracket clock.
C.1820, English, Geo Jamison, Portsea, 2-fusee bell striking bracket clock, mahogany case, extra large.
C.1820, English, John Thwaites, London, 2-Fusee bracket clock, bell strike, in a mahogany veneer case with painted dial.
C.1820, English, Moncas Ó(J)Ò, Liverpool, 2-fusee bracket clock, mahogany case with brass inlaid stop fluted pilasters, gilt brass lion head ring pulls and gothic style pierced brass sound frets, brass ball feet and pineapple finials.
C.1820, English, Richard Kendall, Canterbury, No. 4,
C.1820, English, Robertson, London, TAVERN CLOCK, 8-day, weight driven.
C.1820, English, Thomas Farr and Sons, Bristol, England, 2-fusee bracket clock, 8-day bell striking.
C.1820, English, Viner (Charles), London, a good 3-fusee walnut bracket clock and bracket
C.1822, Parkinson and Frodsham, Change Alley, London, No. 636, 1-Day marine chronometer with both inner and outer boxes.
C.1825, English, 2-Fusee, Regency Bracket clock, in a well styled rosewood case with side brass grills, and brass bun feet.
C.1825, English, 30-Hour Brass Dial, rolling moon grandfather clock.
C.1825, English, 30-hour Painted Dial tall clock with rolling moon, oak case with broken arch hood.
C.1825, English, 8-Day Tall clock, rolling moon with calendar and seconds hand, 12" dial.
C.1825, English, Quarter Striking, 2-fusee mahogany bracket clock with bracket.
C.1825, English, Wm Vale, Lichfield, 8-day time and bell strike 2-fusee mahogany bracket clock.
C.1825, English, Wm. Rossiter, London, No.3528, gilt brass carriage clock.
C.1830, English sedan-style shelf clock/mixed lot: Mahogany case with brass inlay and ball feet having a 30-hr period fusee time-only movement.
C.1830, English Tall Case, painted dial, 2-weight, 8-day, from the Midlands, with a short door.
C.1830, English, 8-Bell, 3-Fusee, Regency Bracket clock
C.1830, English, Bell Strike Bracket clock. 2-fusee, in a Regency lancet top ebonized case with brass inlay, and with round painted dial bearing the name Jas. Evill, Bath.
C.1830, English, Chas Despree, Bristol , 2-Fusee Bracket clock, in an oak veneer case with carved appliques.
C.1830, English, Daniel L. Saunders, Knightsbridge, 8-day time and bell strike 2-fusee shelf clock.
C.1830, English, Donald, Newcastle, Brass Cased Bracket clock, 2-fusee, bell striking, 8-day.
C.1830, English, Joseph Davie, London, 2-fusee bracket clock,
C.1830, English, R. Winstanley, Ormskirk, Tall case clock, with 14Ò square painted dial, and 8-day bell strike movement.
C.1830, English, Ralph Walsh, Mini Round dial tall clock [39 inches] with 5.75" dial, 1-wt time only.
C.1830, English, Regency Fusee Drop Dial clock, with convex dial and crystal; mov't with heavy baluster pillars, as-found.
C.1830, English, Richard Reeves, Shoreditch, 2-fusee bracket clock, No. 202, in good original condition.
C.1830, English, Small Drop Dial wall clock in mahogany.
C.1830, English, T. H. Watkins, Birm'm
C.1830, English, W. B. Cornforth, Macclesfield, 8-Day, 2-weight, moon dial tall clock, painted, black mask dial with raised, convex center, and flowers in the corners and sea shells in the hemispheres.
C.1830, Nicholls, Bath, England, 8-day fusee gallery timepiece.
C.1830, Robert Roskell, Liverpool, Astro Dial floor regulator, 1-wt, 8-day.
C.1831, English, Robert Roskell, Liverpool, a small chronometer in its original, rounded edge, brass cornered box, 54 hour. Dial plate 3.5", chapter 3".
C.1834, English, Charles Donne, Balloon style 2-fusee, bell strike mantel clock with black lacquer finish.
C.1835, English, Jn. Peniston, Horncastle, timepiece dial clock (12"), fusee movement, less hands, as found.
C.1835, Frodsham, London, 12" convex, fusee dial clock.
C.1835, H. T. (Thomas) Hewitt, London, Astronomical regulator clock in excellent original condition, nicely cleaned.
C.1837, (dated) Vulliamy, London STRIKING TOWER CLOCK movement in generally good as-found condition,
C.1840 English, Rogers, London: interesting dial clock with heavy flat brass dial that is deeply engraved with the maker's name and 8-day time only fusee movement.
C.1840, English 2-Fusee Bracket clock in a delightful country case with fan corners.
C.1840, English Dial Clock, Passing Strike, fusee movement, with bell nestled on top of the movement.
C.1840, English Tall Clock, 30-Hour, Painted dial, in generally good condition.
C.1840, English Tall Clock, in a wide Yorkshire case, the hood with mask for a 14" dial, and this good 8-day movement, with a 13" dial.
C.1840, English, 12" Drop Dial, with cast brass bezel and robust chain fusee movement.
C.1840, English, 8-Day Painted Dial tall clock, with a mahogany veneer case with inlay around the door and on the base and underneath the center finial, and with fluted columns and bracket feet.
C.1840, English, 8-Day, Painted Dial tallcase clock,
C.1840, English, F. Karn, Ampthill, Banjo Barometer, less mercury, glass tube intact, with hygrometer and spirit level.
C.1840, English, Fusee Drop Dial Wall Clock
C.1840, English, Fusee Mantel clock
C.1840, English, Gowlands, Liverpool, 2-Fusee Bracket clock in a Gothic rosewood case.
C.1840, English, James Blaik, Peterhead, 8-day 2-wt movement in a likely Irish oak case
C.1840, English, Jn. Hughes, Carnarvon, Square dial tall case, 8-day, in a wide, short door case, with attractive oak and mahogany veneers.
C.1840, English, Large Striking Tavern clock,
C.1840, English, Miniature Gothic Skeleton timepiece in good original condition,
C.1840, English, Movement and Dial assembly for a tall clock.
C.1840, English, North Country Tallcase Clock,
C.1840, English, S. J. Bibby, Carnarvon [Wales], 2-Wt, 8-day tall case with animated dial, a monkey swinging from tree to tree to avoid a lion with "blinking eyes", in a wide mahogany case typical of the North country in England.
C.1840, English, Sam'l Simms, Chipping Norton, timepiece tavern clock in oak.
C.1840, Movement and Dial, 8-Day, English, the 14' square dial attractively painted with sail boats in each corner.
C.1840, Northern New England (probably VT), tavern clock, 8-day, one weight time piece, with 15 inch dial.
C.1845, English, Robert Norton, Stamford, 2-Fusee Skeleton Clock, in a sharp gothic frame, all the wheels with six spokes or crossings, striking on a bell, and with old dome.
C.1848, Wm. S. Johnson, 16 Courtlandt St, New York, mini bevel front, 1-day, double fusee, with separate alarm mov't on base.
C.1850, Anglo-American Fusee shelf clock in generally good original condition.
C.1850, Dwerrihouse and Ogston, London, 8-day triple fusee Whittington chime mantel clock, associated case.
C.1850, Edw. Lashley, Clerkenwell [London], 2-fusee drop octagon wall clock, oak case with removable hood.
C.1850, English 2-Fusee Bracket clock, in very good
C.1850, English, 8-day fusee postal dial clock.