The Interiors Sale

A brass carriage clock with original travelling case and key

A 19th century Swedish giltwood wall clock by Beurling

An Edwardian carved oak aneroid barometer

Redshaw (correction, NOT Renfrew), Newcastle, an oak 8 day longcase clock, early 19th century ...[more]

Gent of Leicester master clock, c.1954, in glazed plain wood case, 129cm high

Telephone Manufacturing Company (TMC) Master clock, oak cased, 130cm high

Gents of Leicester chronometer, mahogany cased, silvered dial, probably for nautical use, 49cm

Synchronome 10 dial distribution panel, oak cased, probably 1930s, double hinged glazed case, 116cm

Synchronome electric master clock no. C (Coventry series) 265, flat top oak case, silvered dial, c.1930, 129cm

Magneta half second master clock, oak cased, painted dial, iron back plate, 55cm

Van der Plancke master clock, oak cased, white dial, 88cm high

English Clock Systems master clock, double contact, no. 10180, flat top oak case, silvered dial, 135cm high

Synchronome 6 dial distribution panel, stained oak case, probably 1930s, double hinged glazed case, 76cm

McClintock Company chiming master clock, stained wood case, part clockwork winding, 118cm high

Sychronome steel cased master clock, ex. London Underground, c.1950s, serial no. 3576, grey painted case with silvered dial, 123cm

A 19th century walnut case twin weight Vienna wall clock, with later pediment, 120cm high

A 19th century walnut case Vienna wall clock, with loose disconnected Dr Aron's System electrical movement, 90cm high

A Sychronome electric master clock, serial no. 120, c.1910, walnut cased, with seconds indicating dial, architectural style case, moulded pediment

Eureka electric mantel clock, mahogany arch top case with pillars to the sides, visible movement, 42cm high

Brillie (France) electric master clock, with programmer, pale oak glazed case, 23cm white dial, marble backplate, 46cm high

ATO by Junghans electric wall clock, 47cm high, and a Seiko electric wall clock of similar design (2)

Pale oak case electric wall clock by Silent Electric Clock Company, 12cm dial signed for Cottingham Thrapston, "Silectock" patent, (some alteratio...

Six various 1930s domed case mantle clocks, one with electric movement, most in oak cases (6)

Five anniversary clocks and five battery mantle clocks, mainly circa 1960s

A French portico clock, 19th century, inlaid walnut case with painted dial, bell striking movement, 46cm high, with dome but lacking stand, 54cm h...

A 19th century skeleton clock, typical shape with bell strike, on a white marble base, 44cm high

A Chinoiserie decorated base electric Bulle 'clockette' mantel clock, with dome, 27cm high

A Sychronome electric mahogany balloon shaped case mantel clock, c.1930, silent movement, 23cm high

Sychronome electric mantel clock, in small size lantern style case, mid 20th century

Two similar Black Forest miniature wall clocks with painted porcelain dials, another in lancet top ebonised case and a cuckoo clock, 40cm (4)

A fusee movement with 36cm convex painted dial and later part-constructed case

An electric balance wheel movement, possibly from a Shortt Free pendulum clock

A Gent of Leicester waiting train movement marked 'Pulsynetic' with weighted pendulum, 42cm wide, overall 89cm high including wood stand

Lepaute "electrique" master clock, in steel case, with programmer dial below, 45cm

Gent of Leicester chronopher series 1, in teak case, glazed front, serial no. 60582A, 41cm high

Gent of Leicester chronopher series 2, in teak case, glazed front, baton numerals, 44cm high

Sychronome Minute Master oak wall clock, silvered dial, microswitch and reverse polarity relay, 74cm

Circular Bulle mahogany case wall clock with stained dial and a smaller Bulle clock with silvered dial (2)

Synchronome 'power station' electric master clock in ebonised rounded corner glazed case, with plated catches, no. B15, 127cm high

A mahogany cased barograph, early 20th century, and another later by Short and Mason in anodised metal case (2)

Gillett and Johnston electric master clock, in pale oak case, 141cm high

Synchronome electric master clock, pale oak glazed case, square dial with Arabic numerals, c.1963, no. 6068,

Synchronome electric master clock with triangle movement no.40, in dark oak case lacking locks, c.1920s

Synchronome electric master clock serial no. 692, c.1919, dark oak case with false pediment

Venner Time Switches Ltd London electric regulator, in dark oak case, plinth base possibly associated, 162cm

Synchronome electric master clock, rounded corner case, serial no. 4195, c.1950, with additional seconds switch and centre secondsPlease note: the...

Smiths English Clock Systems arched top master clock, single contact type, Arabic numerals, oak cased

Synchronome electric master clock, with seconds switch (largely rebuilt) and subsidiary dial, Arabic numerals, unnumbered, in oak case, steel cyli...

Synchronome of Australia electric master clock, associated oak case with flat top, 129cm

Synchronome Second Series electric master clock, no.1057, wide case type, with alternate polarity electronic relays, with centre seconds

Gent & Co Ltd electric master clock c.1910, wooden rod pendulum, repainted dial, 135cm ...[more]

Synchronome GPO type 36/6 electric master clock, serial no. 121, in pale oak case, 141cm

Magneta of London electric master oak longcase clock, c.1930, repainted 28cm dial with centre seconds, movement no. 584, very large brass weight, ...

Magneta London slave clock, black painted metal case, 40cm dial, height 60cm

Synchronome three quarter second electric master wall clock, no. 345, c.1913, silvered dial, 81cm

Synchronome later period reverse type electric master clock, by Westerstrands, (lacking glass), 53cm

Synchronome Post Office Type 46 electric master clock, light oak case, 54cm high

Simple domestic wall clock in square oak case, with silenced British Clock Co Ltd movementCondition report: as illustrated on P. 111 of Miles' ref...

Two Synchronome A-frame movements, with one synchroniser, one marked 'NRA 2716' (2)

Synchronome two dial distributon panel, light oak case, probably 1950s-60s