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A very fine quality 1720’s English 18th century George II burr walnut longcase clock by William Barrow, London, the well proportioned burr walnut case of good colour, the burr walnut long type trunk door with bordering walnut banding, the caddy type hood with fret work to the front surmounted by three gilt wood finials, the hood with full length hood columns and polished brass capitals, the 8-day weight driven 4-pillar movement with rack striking, the 12 inch brass dial with matted centre engraved with birds, cherub and dolphin type spandrels, subsidiary seconds, date box window and convex silvered name plate in the break arch, circa 1720, this clock has been in the same family until now and this maker has three longcase clocks in the national museum of Stockholm.
103” x 20” x 9 ½ “
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Mahogany longcase clock by Angel Sparke - Plymouth.An imposing mahogany case, the trunk with full length fluted quarter pillars with turned mahogany capitals and reeded brass inlays. The break arch locking trunk door has superb flame mahogany veneer with dot and dash inlaid surround. The plinth has a flame mahogany panel with moulded surround and stands on bracket feet. The break arch hood also has fluted pillars, turned mahogany pillar caps and reeded brass inlays. The concave top moulding supports three turned mahogany finials. The locking hood door has dot and dash inlays. The break arch 12 inch silvered dial has Roman hour numerals and Arabic five minute markers. The dial is engraved with lotus flower corners and floral swags. The arch is engraved with a hunting eagle holding in it’s claws a Tempus Fugit banner. The blued steel hands are fretted and pierced. There are recessed silvered seconds and date dials and the centre has the maker’s name Angel Sparke – Plymouth. The eight day movement has turned pillars, anchor escapement and rack strike sounding the hours on a tenor bell. Angel Sparke is listed as a Plymouth watch and clockmaker working from ca.1770 – 1790 in Market Street. He also looked after the St Andrews church clock. He was referred to by a contemporary writer as “an excellent maker of 8 day arched dial longcase clocks” Height 220cms.
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An English George III late 18th century Flame mahogany London longcase clock with Strike/Silent by Budgen of Croydon, the 12” break-arch brass dial with a signed polished and engraved centre, rococo spandrels, date window, subsidiary seconds dial and strike/silent, the 8-day 5-pillar movement with hour [rack] striking on a bell and strike/silent, the original pair of brass cased weights and pendulum, the fine quality figured mahogany case with brass capitals and reeded hood columns inset with brass reeding, the fine quality case with a long trunk door and a break-arch type hood of good patination, circa 1780 85” x 19” x 9”
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An exceptional early 20th century English exhibition quality carved mahogany quarter chiming moon-roller longcase antique clock (Regulator), the hood surmounted by an elaborate shaped cresting over canted front corners applied with pierced scrolls, the sides with large shaped wooden sound frets, over a glazed trunk door and a carved base depicting a gargoyle, the satin gilt foliate engraved brass dial with serpentine edges measuring up to 15 inches by 18 inches with satin gilt applied Arabic numerals on a silvered chapter ring, the centre with subsidiary seconds, the upper section set with two subsidiaries and a side slider for Strike/Silent, Chime/Silent and Whittington / Westminster, the substantial English movement with maintaining power to a deadbeat escapement striking the hours and chiming the quarters via nine silvered gong tubes, the large satin gilt mercury jam-jar pendulum with a fine adjuster, Circa 1907.113” x 27” x 17”
2.87m (9ft 5in) high.
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An English late 19th century Victorian substantially well made and fine quality small size solid mahogany 8-tube quarter-chiming eight day longcase clock by Sir John Bennett Ltd, 65 Cheapside London, the brass dial with a signature plaque to matted centre and subsidiary seconds, the break-arch to the dial with two silvered subsidiary rings for chime / silent and Whittington / Westminster chime selection, the substantial three train quarter striking movement with dead beat escapement, maintaining power and hour strike on a gong, the quarter chimes are on eight tubular nickelled gongs all signed GB, circa 1900, original winding crank key and door keys. 83” x 17” x 12”
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A fine quality small size English late Victorian mahogany 8-day triple weight driven quarter striking on 8-bells grandmother clock (Regulator) by Commander, Leamington with dead-beat escapement and maintaining power, the substantial mahogany and boxwood inlayed case, inlayed with baskets of flowers and foliage to the rectangular door and base, the 8-day quarter striking 8-bell movement with striking for Whittington / Westminster chimes on 4 or 8 bells with tune selection lever to the top left dial and strike / silent to the top right dial, the triple weight driven movement with dead-beat escapement, maintaining power and subsidiary seconds, the three original weights and ebony wood rod pendulum, the brass dial with and silvered engraved centre, subsidiary seconds, signed silvered chapter ring, brass spandrels and a very finely engraved oval plaque to the break-arch engraved with Ann Hathaway’s Cottage, circa 1890 . 68” x 13” x 10”
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A turn of the 18th century English oak cased 8 day break arch painted dial longcase clock by WC Clark of Morepeth, the elegant case with readed canted columns and pierced fretwork swan neck hood with ball and spire finials, the painted dial with a scene of bird in break arch and painted flowers to the spandrels, blued steel hands, subsidiary seconds and date ring, circa 1790-1800. 89” x 20” 10”
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A very fine quality Scottish Regency flame mahogany Drum Head 8-day longcase clock by Lynn, Parsonstown, the finely figured tapering rectangular elegant regency solid mahogany case with flame mahogany to the bowed trunk door, the drum shape hood with diamond side silk covered sound panels surmounted by a carved mahogany scroll shaped cresting, the signed 13 –inch round white painted dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the 8-day Scottish 4-pillar movement striking the hours on a large bell, the engraved brass crescent type hands, circa 1800-1810 88” x 19” x 9”
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A lovely quality and very rare 1920’s Swiss Carved longcase clock surmounted by the wild man of Davos, carved by the brother of Mr Trauffer, Davos, the German three train quarter striking Westminster chiming on 4-gongs 8-day weight driven movement with dead-beat escapement, contained within an elaborate carved Linden wood case with edelweiss flowers to the front and a mountain goat to the base section, the top surmounted by his unique carving of the wild man of Davos, originally kept for the last 90-years in the Trauffer shop in Davos as a furnishing and never for sale until now, carved by Mr Trauffer, Davos, Mr Trauffer was an exceptionally well recognised carver working with his brother around 1890-1940,s, A book with his designs of various carvings is available including a picture of him carving from his shop in Davos, he frequently put all his carvings outside the shop everyday and carved as people walked by. 98” x 19” x 10”
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A very unusual lyre shaped flame mahogany Scottish regency longcase clock by Sheddon, Perth, the trunk case with waisted shaped sides, scroll mouldings and Regency fans to the base, the hood with full length round columns and scroll mouldings to the front, surmounted by a pagoda top with a ball, the fine quality Scottish 8-day weight driven movement with hour striking on a bell, the 12-inch white painted dial with black Roman numerals subsidiary date and seconds ring, signed Sheddon, Perth, circa 1810-20, original weights and painted pendulum 88” x 20” x 9”
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A mid 18th century Dutch walnut and marquetry moonroller longcase clock by J: Vervroeg.en, A: Anvers, the slender walnut marquetry case with canted corners, shaped front lentical door and Bombay base sitting on bun feet, the whole case covered with marquetry in the form of birds, tulips and foliage, the inverted bell top hood with fretwork sound frets and carved central cresting, the mid 18th century signed 8-day weight driven moonroller movement with Dutch quarter striking on two bells, the 13 ½ inch brass dial with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds, date window and moonroller in the break-arch, circa 1750 98” x 19” x 10”
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A fine Scottish clock in a mahogany case, the tapered trunk with canted sides and applied acanthus leaf carvings also features shouldered acorn finials above and below the tapered and cushioned locking trunk door. The plinth has a fielded panel within a moulded frame and stands on bun feet. The rounded hood has top hinged door with turned surround and with acanthus and other floral carvings above and below. The door can be locked shut using the wooden turncatch inside the trunk door. The giltwood sight ring frames the 12" circular painted dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds and calendar dials. The dial is signed JOSEPH STROMIER, GLASGOW. The hands are of spade design in blue steel. The 8 day movement has rack strike sounding the hours on a bell.The anchor escapement is controlled by a strap pendulum with a brass faced lead bob. JOSEPH STROMIER is recorded as working in and around the Glasgow area circa 1865.
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A superb case with walnut veneers and marquetry on an oak carcase. The full length locking door has floral marquetry depicting acanthus leaves, carnations and tulips with a bird in the foliage. There is a lenticle glass with pontil. The plinth has similar floral marquetry at the front and stands on an apron skirting. The sides of the trunk and plinth are panelled with boxwood stringing and arched tops. The flat topped hood slides on a marquetry moulding and the marquetry is also on and above the door. There are integral barley twist pillars and quarter pillars at the back. There are side inspection glasses. The unusual 11.5” dial has a silvered chapter ring with Roman hour numerals, the inner ring has quarter and half hour gradations and the outer minute ring has Arabic five minute markers. The dial centre is finely matted with ringed winding holes. The calendar aperture is also ringed and has an engraved ‘tulip tree’ surround. The silvered seconds dial also has a ringed hole for the hand. The chapter ring is signed Jno. Masters Bristoll. The gilded angels and crown spandrels are C&W no 8 (without sceptre) The fretted hands are blue steel. The eight day movement has anchor escapement and an inside countwheel with an outside locking arm. The strike sounds the hours on a bell. There are 5 turned and ringed pillars. There is a brass faced pendulum bob with knurled rating nut. There is a later Thorntons Patent keyholder inside the trunk. The height of this clock is only 6’6”. John Masters was working in Bristol 1707 – 1739.
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A beautiful George I chinoiserie lacquered case with gilt floral decoration on the sides. The locking break arch trunk door has well delineated scenes of pavilions and of rural life, the plinth also has rural scenes and stands on an apron skirting. The break arch hood is also decorated, the sides have floral patterns with side inspection windows, the door has integral pillars with geometric and floral patterns and giltwood caps, there are also quarter pillars at the back. The 12" break arch dial has silvered chapter ring with inner graduations for the Roman hours and Fleur de Lys half hours, the outer graduations have Arabic 5 minute numerals.The dial centre is matt with a silvered seconds ring and a calendar aperture. The spandrels are C&W 21 pattern and are gilded. There is a silvered plaque in the arch engraved Pere.Tawney London with wheat- ear border supported by gilded dolphin spandrels. The blued steel hands are fretted and pierced. The eight day movement has turned and ringed pillars and an anchor escapement, there is a rack strike sounding the hours on a temple bell. The brass cased weights are complemented by a brass strap pendulum with an iron bob finely decorated with gilt and floral emblems.
Height 216cms. Peregrine Tawney is recorded working in London 1700 - 1730
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A superb case in figured walnut with marquetry front. The full length locking trunk door has Dutch marquetry with inlays of satin wood, box wood, snake wood aand other woods in an Ebony background depicting tulips, carnations, ornate masques, a bowl of flowers with birds and butterflies. The door has half round cross- cut beading round the edges and has a lenticle glass with a brass bezel. The trunk surround is figured walnut with ebony and box-wood stringing. The plinth has similar marquetry and surround with crosscut walnut skirting. The hood has a flat top with crosscut mouldings above a silk backed sound fret. The door has marquetry surround with integral turned pillars with brass pillar caps and matching quarter pillars at the back. The hood has side inspection windows and the door can be bolted from within the trunk. The 11" gilded brass dial has Tompion designed spandrels ( C & W no.5 ) with floral engraving between. The silvered chapter ring has Rman hour numerals with inner quarter and half hour marks and outer minute marks with Arabic 5 minute numerals. The makers name Thos. Stubbs London is engraved astride the VI. The hands are fretted blue steel. The plated movement has 5 turned and ringed pillars, anchor escapement and an internal countwheel controlling the strike at each hour on a delicate bell.  Thomas Stubbs, London was free of the Clockmakers Company (1685 - 1726. He was keeper of St. Pauls cathedral clock up to his death in 1738. Height 6' 6""
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A rare and unusual turn of the century very large Carved oak black Forest longcase clock in the form of a castle, the substantial carved oak case with upper galleries and bottom steps to the castle doors, removable carved roof with side windows, the weight driven 8-day German Junghans movement striking the hours and half hours on a large gong, the embossed gilt brass dial with Arabic numerals, circa 1900 100” x 28” “x 28”
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A Very Original 1730's English early 18th century George II Burr Walnut longcase clock by John Parkes, London, the well proportioned solid oak Burr walnut veneered case of fantastic colour, the swirling burr walnut front rectangular trunk door cross banded with straight grained walnut, the walnut flat top hood with finely carved scrolling silk covered fret work to the front and sides, full length bulister shaped hood columns with polished brass capitals, the 8-day weight driven 5-pillar long rectangular plate movement with 5 very finely ringed pillars and rack striking, the thickly cast 12 inch brass dial with matted centre, cherub and dolphin spandrels, date aperture, subsidiary seconds and convex silvered name plate in the break arch signed John Parkes, London signed, circa 1730, John Parkes is a listed maker 1730 , this clock is in extremely original condition including all hood and trunk door locks and matching weight pulleys and brass covered weights 91" x 18" x 9.5"
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A very rare and unusual English George III oak and mahogany 8-day longcase clock by John Warner Campden, the fine quality oak and mahogany case with original base, feet and pagoda top, the oak and mahogany long rectangular shaped trunk door with its original door lock, the hood with full round hood columns capped by polished brass capitals to top and bottom, the original pagoda type hood flanked by two beautiful polished cast brass urn shaped finials, the mid to late 18th century 8-day 4-pillar weight driven movement with rack striking and anchor escapement, the 10-inch brass dial with silvered chapter ring and finely cast spandrels to the corners signed John Warner Campden with foliate engraving to the polished centre, the lovely blued steel hands of early design, circa 1780, this clock has lovely elegant proportions 89" x 18" x 9"
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A very original oak English 30 hour longcase by Jno Hough, Knutsford with complete history of ownership from day one on inside of front door, the very original lovely coloured hand sawn thick cut oak case with a long rectangular door edged with a typical 1740's round bold edge moulding similarly to base, the rectangular shaped hood with reeded rectangular front and rear hood columns with glazed hood side panels revealing the mechanism, the top surmounted by a break-arch, the outstanding English 30 hour movement by Jno Hough with four very finely made ringed pillars, countwheel striking for the hour on a substantially large bell, the signed 11-inch square brass dial with matted centre and date aperture with silvered chapter ring and spandrels, circa 1740, the clock was the former property of the Rev Joseph Eaton M.A (Precentor Chester Cathedral & Rector St Michael's 1796, Died 1850). It was then given to Mr Henry Taylor on his marriage 1878 as a present from his late partner Mr George Boydell from the office of Pepper Street. Jno Hough is listed as having worked in Knutsford as a clockmaker 1740 84" x 18" x 11"
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A fine quality George III English 13" dial moonroller mahogany longcase clock with unusual striking by "John Hartley", Halifax, The fine quality flame mahogany case of low proportions with a rectangular nicely figured front door and base ,the 8-day moonroller and date weight driven movement with inside locking countwheel striking and four beautifully turned unusual ringed pillars with similarly matching dial pillars, Halifax makers were always held in high respect for there pioneering and innovative ways of making movements of substantial high quality, circa 1780-90, the brass 13" dial with painted moonroller disc with country river fishing scene and cottage scene and two beautifully painted moons 85" x 19" x 9"
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A George III mahogany engraved silvered dial longcase clock by "Richard Fullford", Fareham, the engraved 12" signed silvered dial with strike/silent in the break-arch ,the 8-day weight driven movement with hour strike on a bell, the mahogany case of low height with arched front door surrounded by a finely carved edge moulding ,reeded round hood columns with polished brass capitals and locking mahogany hood door, circa 1790,the one-piece well engraved silvered dial with strike/silent ,date and seconds dials signed "Richard Fullford", Fareham 79" x 19" x 9"
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An impressive flame mahogany 8-day weight driven Scottish chiming longcase clock by "James Gardener", Perth (Scotland), the finely figured mahogany case with a lancet shaped front door and arched topped hood with two eagle finials sitting on ogee feet, the 14"-breakarch painted dial with figures of the empire to the spandrels and a picture of the lady of the lake and her lover in the breakarch, subsidary seconds and date aperture, circa 1830 88" x 21" x 9"
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