A fantastic 8 day precision regulator longcase clock with the movement signed Harper. The dial signed with retailer Edward Crick of London.
The lovely 11inch round white painted dial with typical regulator dial layout with Roman Numeral Hours indicators and Arabic Numerals for minutes and seconds.
The fine quality movement with large high quality shaped plates, dead beat escapement and maintaining power. Huge brass bob pendulum and small single brass weight.
Lovely high quality London cabinet showing all the typical high quality London case features and superb flame mahogany veneers. Cabinet of good colour and patination. Super slim and elegant design
A lovely collector’s clock.
Height 77 inches.
A lovely ‘8-day’ duration mahogany mercury compensated pendulum regulator clock with round silvered dial from the mid 19th century.
The fine round brass silvered dial signed by a likely retailer F.Wiggins and Sons Minnories London like these special clocks commonly were. The movement numbered by by what looks like a Thwaites and Reed Number from the mid 19th century.
Lovely large quality movement with dead-beat escapement and maintaining power. The pendulum hanging from the backboard with beat adjustment.
The cabinet of good colour and patination. It is veneered in what looks like the rare ‘plumb-pudding’ mahogany wood, to give distint grain effect.
The dial with typical regulator layout. Case of good proportions.
A stunning flame mahogany veneered Regulator Clock.Showing Jackman Newport I. W. engraved to the dial. The fine quality 8 day movement with Harrison’s maintaining power and dead-beat escapement. Furthermore lovely mercury compensated pendulum and separate engraved beat plaque scale.
The lovely C1860 up and over designed case with glazed front door and side section. Fine fretwork decoration to below the dial section. To sum up a very collectable and good size precision timepiece.
Morris Jackman, watchmaker and jeweller. Situated at 110 St. James Street from 1852 to 1886. He was also a silversmith and had a “musical instrument depot”.
From the records he is born in 1824 and died in 1903.
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.
Antique Grandfather Clocks
A fine porcelain dial Vienna wall clock. The cabinet featuring finely veneered rosewood together with box wood stringing. Showing good colour and patination. The fine porcelain dial with ‘pie crust’ brass bezel. To sum up a lovely timepiece ‘8 day’ duration wall regulator.
Antique Wall Clocks
Featuring a one weight, 2 spring quarter striking Viennese wall clock. Shown here with one piece signed porcelain dial. ‘2-day’ duration. Rosewood and box strung cabinet.
Antique Wall Clocks
A good quality 2 piece porcelain dial wall regulator. Also with month duration movement. Featuring the finest burr yew wood veneers. To sum up a fine high quality precision clock.
Antique Wall Clocks
Featured here a good 2 train walnut and ebonized German wall regulator. ‘8-day’ duration. Also with 2 piece porcelain dial. In addition striking hours/half hours on a gong.
Antique Wall Clocks
Robert Bryson FRSE (25 August 1778 – 8 August 1852) was a chronometer and clock maker in Edinburgh. He received the Royal Warrant as Watch and Clock Maker to Queen Victoria.
Robert Bryson, born in 1778 ended up being respected as a renowned clock maker. He is known for the maker of a sidereal clock which gave to the Royal Observatory in Edinburgh. This clock had the ability to calculate the precise timing of the Earth’s revolution on its own axis, allowing astronomers to align their observing instruments with the planets and constellations. Robert Bryson is listed and recorded as a very special and talented maker of clocks in Edinburgh. Very few people from Scotland have received the Royal Warrant and clockmaker to Queen Victoria.
This superb very slender and elegant grandfather clock comes from the early 19th century. The round painted dial with Roman numerals and signed Robert Bryson Princess Street, Edinburgh.
Superb quality regulator quality 8 day timepiece movement with wood rod and compensated pendulum, 6 spoke wheel work. Dead beat escapement and maintaining power.
Stunning flame mahogany veneered cabinet of superb proportions and with glazed trunk door.
A simply stunning small domestic regulator longcase clock of 8 day duration, the dial signed John Barwise London.
The fine quality movement with dead-beat escapement and maintaining power.
The lovely mahogany case with shallow arched hood above reeded chamfered corners flanking the conforming door, lovely flame veneers to trunk and standing on shaped plinth.
The dial with regulator dial layout, seperate hour, subsidiary seconds and outside minute divisions.
A wonderful clock of outstanding colour,patination and proportions.
History on Barwise Clockmaker