A large porcelain dial wall clock. Featuring ebonized and walnut cabinet. Furthermore numbered and signed Lenzkirch movement. Lenzkirch being the finest of all German makers in the 19th century. Also with high quality movement. Including features like dead-beat escapement and maintaining power. Also with adjustable pallets. Finally sweep seconds feature to the dial.
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 superb 12 inch ‘8 day’ duration London walnut Longcase clock. Arched brass dial musical movement by William Barrow of London. The dial with chapter ring and spandrels Also with finely matted and engraved centre. Another lovely feature being the ‘wheat-ear’ decoration to the dial. Featuring musical 3 tune selector to the arch. Stunning burr walnut veneered cabinet. With long trunk door and caddy top. Fine colour and patination. In conclusion a superb collectors clock.
Outstanding ‘8 day’ duration regulator clock. Featuring flame veneered mahogany cabinet by Pryor of London. Also with round silvered brass dial. Typical regulator dial layout. Features like dead beat escapement to movement. Another being bolt and shutter maintaining power. Lastly stunning mahogany cabinet of London design. Clearly a lovely clock for the specialist collector.
A superb oak Longcase clock by Boyfield of Melton. Featuring polished and engraved dial centre, with subsidiary calendar feature. Also with chapter ring and spandrels. Brass dial with 30Hr duration movement. The movement striking the hours on a single bell. The oak cabinet with flat top to the hood. Finally long trunk door, good colour and patination.
A superb slim flame mahogany veneered arched brass dial Longcase clock. Featuring ‘8-day’ duration movement by Robert Clidsdale of Edinburgh. The dial with chapter ring and spandrels. Also with polished and engraved centre. The movement striking the hours on a single bell. Finally the cabinet with quarter columns and swan neck pediments.
A fine oak brass dial 30 HR longcase country clock. With good proportions to cabinet. Signed to the dial William Gladdish of Yalding. Movement striking the hours on a single bell.
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 interesting 8inch dial oak cabinet Longcase clock. Manufactured by Henry Jerard of Hindon. Featuring a small brass square dial with chapter ring and spandrels. Also with inside quarters and matted centre. The movement striking the hours on a single bell. The cabinet with long trunk door, flat top to the hood. Good colour and patination.
A superb, flame veneered mahogany Longcase clock. Featuring an ‘8-day’ duration movement by John Scott. The arched dial showing seconds and calendar and ship automaton to the arch. This also portraying the ‘Glorious 1st June 1794’. Delicately painted corners and arch. In addition the movement striking the hours on a single bell. The cabinet of wonderful colour and patination and superb delicate inlay work. The case standing on bracket feet and with ‘swan-neck’ pediment to the top.