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An antique fine quality English late Victorian golden (honey oak) oak 8-inch dial clock retailed by Dent, London, the finely rimmed oak case of good colour, the signed 8- inch white painted dial with black Roman numerals, the blued steel spade hands and original polished brass spun bezel, the English square plate single chain fusee 8-day movement with nicely shaped pillars completely restored and guaranteed, circa 1880. 11” x 5.5”
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An antique fine quality English late Victorian mahogany 8-inch dial drop-dial wall clock retailed by J. Calladine, Totland Bay, the finely rimmed flame mahogany case of nice colour, the signed 8- inch white painted dial with black Roman numerals, the blue spade type hands and original polished brass cast type bezel, the English square plate single wire fusee 8-day movement with nicely shaped pillars completely restored and guaranteed, circa 1880. 12 ½” x 10 ” x 5.5”
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An antique English Regency mahogany and brass inlayed fine rimmed convex drop-dial wall clock by Connell, Myddelton St Clerkenwell, London, the very original elegant flame mahogany and brass inlayed case with one right hand opening side door and a cast polished brass bezel, the A - Framed single wire fusee 8-day movement with anchor escapement, the signed 12-inch white painted convex dial with blued moon type hands, the original cast brass bezel with a convex glass, circa 1820, 13 ½ “ x 6 ½ “
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A late 19th century French neo-classical style wall clock. The movement stamped for Vincenti. The gilt brass case with acanthus leaf mounts to the sides surmounted by an urn, trailing laurel branches and two pine cone finials over tapering base with inverted pine cone finial, the 6 inch white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals and black Arabic five minute markers, gilt pierced hands to the twin barrel movement with Brocot escapement and count-wheel striking on a bell, circa 1880
25” x 12” x 4”
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An antique rosewood and mother of pearl inlayed late Victorian twin fusee striking drop-dial wall clock by Thwaites and Read London, the Regency style rosewood and mop case with Regency fans to the sides and an aperture revealing the pendulum, the substantial English twin gut fusee 5-pillar movement with hour striking on a bell, the 12-inch signed white painted dial with black Roman numerals and blued spade type hands, the polished brass spun type bezel, circa 1880 28” x 16” x 4½ “
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An antique fine quality English late Victorian mahogany 12-inch dial clock retailed by Camerer Cuss and Co, 56 New Oxford Street, London, the finely rimmed mahogany case of good colour, the signed 12- inch white painted dial with black Roman numerals, the blue spade type hands and original polished brass spun type bezel, the English square plate single gut fusee 8-day movement with nicely shaped pillars completely restored and guaranteed, circa 1880
15” x 5.5”
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An English 1940’s Smiths Sectric 12-inch dial wall clock in a bakerlight case, the continuous motion Sectric movement fully restored and working contained within in a perfect condition bakerlight wall type case, the 12-inch white painted dial with Arabic numerals signed by Smiths and made in Great Britain, circa 1940 15”x 3”
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A very fine quality turn of the century Black forest 30-hour weight driven Cuckoo and Quail wall clock, the profusely carved walnut Chalet style case carved with vines and leaves surmounted by a carved roof pediment in the form of leaves and a cuckoo bird, the very well made quarter striking skeletonised brass plated movement with original wooden type round bob pendulum, striking on the quarters with the Quail with the inclusion of the Cuckoo on the hour, the original carved bone hands of an intricate pattern, the original hand painted wooden birds with flapping wings and moving beaks, circa 1900, this clock is in very good condition and works perfectly. 23” x 17” x 7”
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 An antique Victorian very substantial brass cased, large size 8-day chain fusee English polished and lacquered brass ships bulkhead timepiece clock, retailed by Hollanders, Southsea, the substantially well made case with a locking front cast type bezel, the large size 8-day chain fusee English movement with maintaining power and a very large platform lever escapement with monometalic balance and subsidiary seconds, the signed silvered 9-inch dial with black Roman numerals and blued spade type hands, circa 1870. 11” x 5½ “
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An antique English Regency mahogany and brass inlaid wire gut fusee convex octagonal dial clock retailed by Wieland, Walworth, London, the very original elegant flame mahogany case with one right hand opening side and rear door and a cast polished brass type bezel, the shouldered plate single wire fusee 8-day movement with anchor escapement, the original and un restored signed 10-inch white painted convex dial with blued spade type hands, the original cast brass bezel with a convex glass, circa 1820-30 13 ½ “ x 6 ½ “
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A Very Decorative And Original Verge Escapement French Wall Hanging Comtoise/Morbier Clock Signed and Dated By Reocreux, A St Etienne Dated 1845, the black painted rectangular steel open cage type two train 8-day weight driven movement with verge escapement and double striking two minutes after the hour in case the farmer missed the first set of hour strikes, the very decorative pressed brass repousee type front in the form of a fan and flowers containing a white convex enamel dial with black Roman numerals signed Reocreux, A St Etienne and dated 1845, the beautifully polished and engraved pierced brass hands in the form of stars or sunburst, the original folding type steel pendulum with round polished brass bob and cast steel shaped weights, circa 1845 17" x 11" x 6"
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A bronze late19th century French 8-day cartel clock with old-fathertime, the very finely hand chiselled large heavy bronze case with a maidens head on the bottom surmounted by a well cast figure of old-fatertime, the bronze dial with undamaged white enamel cartouches black Roman numerals and enamel signed retailers plaque inscribed "Lerolle & Fres", Paris surrounding a elaborately cast foliate centre with blued decorative hands, the French 8-day signed and numbered movement chiming the hours and half hours on a bell, circa 1870-80 27" x 12" x 5"
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An early open framed single hand 30 hour weight driven wall clock with anchor escapement striking hours on a large bell. The brass dial with matted centre, large silver chapter ring signed "jam Goodger", Guildford with mask head spandrels to corners. Circa 1740. 25" x 12" x 6.5"
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