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Early 20th C. oak long cased clock with embossed brass and enamel dial {210 cm H x 47 cm W x 29 cm D}.
20th C. gilt oval mantle mirror.
20th C. gilt oval mantle mirror {75 cm H x 160 cm W}.
19th C. French oak grandfather clock with hand painted brass and glass dial {238 cm H x 52 cm W x 30 cm D}.
Three ceramic items.
Two ceramic figural groups and ceramic bell {20 cm H, 9 cm H and 13 cm H}.
19th. C. slate mantle clock.
19th. C. slate mantle clock with brass and enamel dial and painted metal mounts {28 cm H x 24 cm W x 14 cm D}.
19th.C. marble mantle clock.
19th.C. marble mantle clock with brass mounts {48 cm H x 48 cm W x 17 cm D}.
19th C. bronze mantle clock.
19th C. bronze mantle clock surmounted with two Scholars on green marble base {42 cm H x 44 cm W x 15 cm D}.
19th C. brass carriage clock.
19th C. brass carriage clock {31 cm H x 13 cm W x 10 cm D}.
19th C. inlaid walnut drop dial wall clock { 72cm H X 41cm W X 12 cm D }.
19th C. gilded metal mantle clock on onyx base {21 cm H x 25 cm W x 11 cm D}. ...[more]
Exceptional quality Irish Georgian mahogany long case clock with original brass dial by George Pilkington Tynan {213 cm H x 57 cm W x 23 cm D}.
William IV mahogany drumhead long cased clock with painted dial {202 cm H x 46 cm W x 23 cm D}.
Exceptional quality case.
Exceptional quality case on a William IV mahogany base with glazed door { 247cm H X 132cm W X 41cm D }.Provence Oak Park House Co Carlow, home o...
19th C. mahogany Vienna clock.
19th C. mahogany double weighted Vienna wall clock {95 cm H x 30 cm W x 13 cm D}.
Vienna double weighted wall clock with painted enamel dial {29 cm H x 21 cm W}.
18th C. French Comtoise wall clock {37 cm H x 25 cm W}. ...[more]
19th C. French brass wall clock.
19th C. French brass wall clock {42 cm H x 32 cm W}.
Edwardian painted and gilded metal mantle clock.
19th C. gilt overmantle surmounted with Hoho bird.
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