A Fine quality 1760's English 18th Century George II Burr Walnut Longcase Clock By William Webster, Exchange Alley, London, the well proportioned burr walnut case of good colour, the long type trunk door bordering with walnut banding, the caddy type hood with full length hood columns and polished brass capitals, the 8-day weight driven 5-pillar movement with rack striking, the 12 inch brass dial with a matted centre, cherub and dolphin type spandrels, subsidiary seconds, date box window and silvered name plate, circa 1760, this clock has been in the same family for many years, Size: 90" x 19" x 8" Learn More

A Month Going Fine And Interesting 19th Century Walnut Floor-Standing Regulator With Calendar Dial
The case with moulded cornice over canted front angles and three long glazed panels, the base of good figuring and set with a hinged door to the front, the backboard of similarly lively figuring and mounted with a heavy shaped brass bracket to support the pendulum and the movement, the case with opening door to the base, the 11.5inch circular dial with heavy cast brass bezel enclosing the Roman enamel chapter ring and finely engraved centre decorated in the 17th century manner with interlaced, flowing foliage, set with three large silvered subsidiary dials and four apertures, the subsidiaries with Latin inscriptions for month, date and age of the moon, the apertures showing the season, sign of the Zodiac, current quarter of the day (morning, noon, evening and night time) and reigning Deity, the weight driven movement wound from the lower right hand side and of very substantial construction with large turned pillars uniting the heavy square plates, with maintaining power to the jewelled pin wheel escapement and mercury jar pendulum, the wheels of five crossings and with high-count pinions, the intricate calendar and zodiacal work mounted between circular plates mounted directly behind the dial centre Size: 2.14m (7ft) high.


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A Regency 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 1820 Size: 88" x 21" x 9". Learn More

A Very Fine Quality 1720’s English 18th Century George II Burr Walnut Longcase Clock By Langley Bradley, London, 1687-1726 (Great friend to Sir Christopher Wren, apprentice Joseph Wise), the well proportioned burr walnut case of good colour, the burr walnut rectangular long type trunk door with cross and feather banding, the caddy type hood with fret work to the front surmounted by three gilt wood onion finials, the hood with full length hood columns and gilt wood capitals, the 8-day weight driven 5-pillar movement with count-wheel striking, the 12-inch square brass dial with a matted centre and ringed winding holes, cherub and sceptre spandrels, subsidiary seconds, date box window with engraved scroll work, circa 1720 Size: 103” x 20” x 9 ½ Learn More

An English Flame Mahogany Three Train 8-Bell Quarter Striking Regency Longcase Clock By Gravel, London, the elegant flame mahogany case with reeded quarter columns to the sides capped by Corinthian capitals, the hood surmounted by a pagoda top with three ball and spire finials, the three-train quarter striking movement chiming on 8-bells with strike/silent, the signed brass dial with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds and date and rococo spandrels, circa 1820 Size: 96” x 19” x 9”. Learn More

An English George III Late 18th Century Flame Mahogany 3-train 8-bell London Longcase Clock With Strike/Silent By Edward James, London, the signed 12-inch break-arch silvered brass dial with a date & ndash;box window, subsidiary conds dial and strike/silent, the 8-day 5-pillar movement with hour [rack] striking on a bell and strike/silent, the quarters are sounded for whittington on 8-bells, the original brass covered pendulum and 3 weights, 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 Size: 85” x 19” x 9" Learn More