A Rocking Ship Mahogany Grandmother clock By Sinclair Harding, Cheltenham, the brass break arch dial with silvered Roman chapter ring, Arabic five minutes and sword hilt half hour marks, the matted centre with subsidiary seconds ring and oval name plaque, mask spandrels and rocking ship to the arch, the hood with ball and spike finial over turned pillars and boxwood line inlaid trunk door and panelled single skirt base, 188cm high

A Victorian Weight Driven Minature Westminster Chime Grandmother Clock JJ Elliot & Co, London, the triple weight driven eight day movement with deadbeat escapement and Westminster Chiming on four gongs, the scroll engraved and silvered brass dial with Tempus Fugit in the break arch, the solid Cuban mahogany piano polished case with a break arch hood and a bevelled oval front door glass, Size: 70-Inches High, circa early 1900's

A Victorian Weight Driven Miniature Westminster Chime Grandmother Clock JJ Elliot & Co, London, the triple weight driven eight day movement with deadbeat escapement and Westminster Chiming on four gongs, the signed 8-Inch engraved and silvered brass dial, the solid Cuban mahogany piano polished case with a flat hood, Size: 64-Inches High, circa early 1920's

A lovely well proportioned English Edwardian 1920’s Quarter striking Westminster chime mahogany 8-day Grandmother clock, the substantial mahogany case with a break-arch hood, the trunk with a long door and shaped top sitting on a rectangular base with a roundel to the front, the 8-day quarter striking movement with strike/silent facility chiming every quarter hour the Westminster chimes on four gongs, the brass dial with a matted centre and silvered chapter ring and spandrels, circa 1920 Size: 66" x 13" x 6"