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.
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.
Outstanding 10 inch dial walnut veneered Longcase clock. Featuring outstanding colour cabinet. The 8 day square brass dial by Robert Fenn of London. C.1700. You will not find a better period walnut clock than this. Robert Fenn dates from 1687-1705.
A good mahogany fusee wall clock by Brockbank & Atkins – London. Featuring a white circular 8 inch dial. Together with a drop dial case.
An outstanding ‘8-day’ walnut veneered Longcase clock. |Featuring an arched brass dial by Ellicott of London. The dial showing chapter ring and spandrels. Also with seconds and calendar features & finely matted centre. The 5 pillar movement of outstanding quality with ‘dead-beat’ escapement. The going side running on a 3lb weight only!
The cabinet of typical London design but made using fine figured walnut veneers. Outstanding inlays of various woods. One of the first clocks we have seen to be inlaid so profusely and so finely. Absolutely stunning example, the colour and patination are also superb. A real collector’s clock by an eminent clockmaker. Master of the Clockmaker’s Company. Clockmaker to King George III.
A superb early Longcase clock of ‘8-day’ duration. Featuring 11 inch square brass dial by John Cotton of London. Fantastic quality cabinet made with choice veneers. Also with long trunk door and flat top to the hood.The 5 pillar movement striking the hours on a single bell.Superb matted and engraved centre. Together with seconds and calendar features, chapter ring and spandrels. Superb clock of good colour and patination.
A very good quality flame mahogany veneered Longcase clock.Featuring arch brass dial by Henry Jenkins of London. The dial showing matted centre and recessed and engraved seconds. Also with subsidiary calendar feature, chapter ring and spandrels. Additionally strike/silent feature to the arch. ‘8-day’ duration, 5 pillar movement striking the hours on a single bell. The cabinet of wonderful colour and patination. To sum up a fine Lonodn clock showing all the typical high quality case features.
Featuring here a good ‘8-day’ double fusee mahogany bracket clock. Together with round white convex dial. The movement striking hours on a gong. The case also of good design by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company of London.
‘Equation of Time’ year calendar clock. Featuring the finest quality movement by John Topping of London. Also with superb London burr walnut figured cabinet. Showing high quality London features. The complex month duration movement with chapter ring and spandrels. Additionally unusual large seconds to the arch. Year calendar with equation of time calculations to the engraved silvered dial.
Lovely quality finely matted centre. also with rise and fall of pendulum dial and strike/silent dials to the arch. Amazing movement design striking the hours on a single bell.
A very collectible 24hr dial John Walker London clock. Featuring 12 in fusee white dial, also of ‘8-day’ duration. To sum up fine mahogany cabinet of good colour.