Our Antique Carriage & French Clocks

Antique Carriage Clock by Le Roy et Fils C1870

One of the finest late 19th century 8 day French carriage clocks you could find.The firm of Leroy et Fils was founded by Bazile Charles Leroy in 1789.He was a clockmaker to the Emperor Napoleon,The Duke of Orleans,The Duke of Bourbon and Princess Pauline.When Bazile Charles Louis died in 1865 his son Louis Leroy took over the running of the business.The lovely masked porcelain circular dial signed Le Roy & Fils over an alarm dial within a finely foliate engraved gilt mask.Fine quality lever balance and striking on two gongs.The backplate numbered and marked with makers marks.Bevelled glass to all case sides.

GIII mahogany Dining Table

A fine quality dining table of the highest order. Matched flame veneered mahogany top with cross banded edge and tilt top feature. Superb colour and patination.

Regency set of 6 Mahogany Dining Chairs

A fine set of six mahogany shaped and reeded back dining chairs with sabre legs and tastefully covered.

Antique Wall Clock C1880 by E.White - London

A mahogany and brass strung English dial clock of good colour and patination by E.White of London. Painted 12 inch white dial with Roman Numerals and single fusee 8 day movement.

Antique Mahogany Bracket Clock by George Clerke of London C1785

George Clerke or Clerk was working from 3 Cherry Tree Court in Aldersgate Street, London.He was a well respected maker and was in the Clockmakers Company in 1782,he was summoned to take up a livery position in 1786.He has clocks in famous collections around the world.This lovely arched brass dial with chapter ring and spandrels, calendar and finely matted centre to the dial and strike silent feature to the arch.The movement with finely engraved backplate, original verge escapement and quarter striking on two bells feature and hour strike on one bell.The fantastic flame veneered mahogany cabinet with brass adornments like side frets,carrying handle and brass feet.Nice extra adornments to top of clock and to the front door.A real collector's clock.

E.White, Cockspur St - London 19th century

A good London double fusee bell strike brass strung mahogany bracket clock with moulded top and of small size.Roman numerals to painted convex dial.Brass handles to sides and brass ball feet.Edward White worked closely with Dent and is well known for his fine clocks and chronometers.

Rafter Frame Antique Skeleton Clock C1845

A fine week duration fusee 5 spoke skeleton clock of superb design.These frame patterns were typically a product of Birmingham and obviously very fine quality and acceptable to all makers.The clock standing on a mahogany base and under a glass dome.

Bracket Clock by George Binns - London C1830

A lovely 8 day single fusee mahogany with brass inlay bracket clock signed to the white convex painted dial Geo.Binns of Covent Garden London.The flame mahogany veneered cabinet with carrying handles to side, ball feet and a brass 'pineapple' final to the top of the case.

Green French Boulle Clock C1870

A really fine quality late 19th century French Green Boulle clock with even the sides decorated in fine detailing.Movement with count-wheel strike on a gong and 8 day duration.Porcelain dial and convex glass to front.

French Red Boulle Clock C1870 with Porcelain Numerals

A lovely pierced brass fretwork red boulle French clock with front window showing pendulum. Single finial to top and movement striking hours and half hours on a gong.Ebonized sides to shaped case.