An outstanding ‘8-day’ duration walnut Longcase clock.Arched brass dial signed by eminent clockmaker Marmaduke Storr foot of London Bridge. Featuring an unusual dial layout showing rise and fall pendulum regulation. In addition strike/silent feature and seconds to the arch . Also fine calendar feature. Also with finely matted centre, chapter ring and spandrels. Movement striking hours on a single bell. Superb walnut cabinet with caddy top and long trunk door.
Rare Calendar Wall Clock by Thos Haycock & Sons – Ashbourne. ‘8-day’ fusee movement showing months, days and date.
An outstanding ‘8-day’ walnut veneered Longcase clock. Rare clock by this eminent clockmaker Thomas Ogden of Halifax. The cabinet of the finest choice walnut veneers. Including dome top to the hood with fretwork beneath. Long trunk door and standing on two plinths.
The dial with polished corners, chapter ring and spandrels. Also with spherical moon to arch, seconds and calendar and finely matted centre. Featuring typical high quality brass beading to the edge of dial. Outstanding decoration to winding and calendar apertures. The movement of the finest quality. Three bells for quarter repeat and single bell for hour strike.
This maker is in my opinion, the finest of all northern clockmakers. Many people think on a par with the finest of all clockmakers.
A good mahogany balloon clock. Together with French platform movement. The convex porcelain dial also with Roman numerals.
A fine balloon clock with French timepiece movement. Also with porcelain dial and Arabic numerals.
Superb brass dial Longcase Clock C.1780 by Lawrence Dalgleish of Edinburgh.Lovely flame mahogany veneered cabinet. Featuring ‘8-day’ duration movement.The arch brass dial with chapter ring and spandrels. Also with polished and engraved centre. Together with centre date, seconds feature, and strike/silent to arch.
Outstanding ‘8-day’ duration Longcase clock C.1790 by George Youl of Edinburgh. The arched white dial with gold leaf decoration to corners and arch and a ship scene to dial centre. White dial with superbly painted scene. The case of the finest mahogany veneers, boxwood strung.
Windmills & Wightman walnut veneered grandfather clock. Showing in superb condition. The arched brass dial with unusual calendar to the arch. Also with seconds, chapter ring and spandrels. Superbly matted centre. Finally the 5 pillar movement striking the hours on a single bell. Windmills & Wightman are high quality famous makers.
The superb caddy top London case of great colour and patination, attached hood columns and fine frets to the hood. Long trunk door with moulding and base standing on a double plinth.
A good 12 inch mahogany Longcase clock C.1790. Featuring an arched brass dial signed by Robert Clidsdale of Edinburgh. The dial also with chapter ring and spandrels, seconds and calendar features. Together with finely matted centre. Clearly a cabinet of elegant proportions. Fine box inlay to case. ‘8-day’ duration
Outstanding petal shaped white dial grandfather clock. Featuring ‘8-day’ oak Longcase clock C.1770 by Thomas Brown of Birmingham. The dial and mask etc in the form of a flower, a real rare clock. The petals of the iron dial with gold leaf spandrel decoration, seconds and calendar to dial centre.
The fine quality movement striking the hours on a single bell.
The case showing the finest quality design and the oak cabinet of amazing colour and patination. The hood with reeded columns and swan neck pediments with fretwork below. Additionally reeded trunk sides with brass Corinthian Capitals. Wood brickwork to the trunk section, shaped panel to the base. The clock standing on bracket feet.
A collector’s clock.