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A 19th Century inlaid mahogany and silvered brass dial bracket clock, H. 53cm.

A REGENCY MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK, with domed top, brass grilled sides, lion ring handle, eight-day movement, strike action with repeat pull, on brass ball feet. 43cms high.

Clock. An 18th century hooded wall clock by William Risbridger of Dorking, the 14cm circular chapter ring with black roman numerals, pierced brass spandrels, striking on a single bell, 21 x 15cm, with chain, weight and pendulum, housed in a pine wall bracket case, case 55cm high x 26.5 wide x 19cm deep (Qty: 1)There were three generations of William Risbridger's working in Dorking from the late 17th century onwards.

Early 20th century walnut cased bracket clock, Lenzkirch, one million, 118880, the case with overhanging cornice and cushion mounted pediment with cast and applied brass finials over canted corners with further brass inlaid detail and with lattice sound frets raised on splayed feet to a 15.5cm rectangular brass dial with cast and applied floral and foliate spandrels enclosing a silvered regulation scale over a further silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring signed "Curtis & Horspool - Leicester" with half-hour markers to a matted centre and with blued steel fleur de lys hands to a signed movement with plates united by four screwed pillars with anchor escapement and strike on two blued steel coiled gongs, height 40cm

Mid-19th century ebonised twin fusee bracket clock, French - Royal Exchange, London, the arched case with overhanging cornice and fitted with single cast brass handle to an arched door before further arched and lattice brass sound frets to a plinth base and raised on ball feet to a 17.5cm arched and silvered dial with strike/silent subsidiary within engraved spandrels to a Roman chapter ring with outside minute track and finely pierced blued steel hands, to a twin chain fusee movement with plates united by five plain pillars and with anchor escapement and strike on a bell, height 43cm

MAHOGANY/REPRODUCTION CASED BRACKET CLOCK

A 20th century American light oak cased Westminster chiming bracket clock, by Linden, brass dial, brushed steel chapter ring with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds track, three winding holes, stepped base, folding handle, 36.5cm high overall

A walnut cased chiming mantel clock, by Garrard, raised on gilt bracket supports, 29cm high

An Edwardian mahogany-cased bracket clock, carved case with engraved silvered dial, retailed by Jay's of Oxford Street, 8-day striking movement, height 36cm

An impressive late Victorian rosewood and marquetry inlaid dome-top bracket clock, with bronze columns and finials, ornate gilt-metal and silvered dial, and 8-day chiming movement, overall height 18.5"

A 19th Century Bracket Clock having three train fusee striking and chiming movement, engraved brass dial with silvered chapter ring in architectural mahogany case having domed surmount carved leafage pendants, canted corners having carved corinthian capitals, 23in H. AMENDMENT: Revised estimate

A Victorian mahogany Junghans bracket clock

A miniature walnut and parcel gilt Longcase Clock, with arched pediment above a circular enamel dial with Arabic numerals and a panelled trunk with bracket base, 27cms (10 3/4")h. (1)

A 19th Century mahogany framed and inlaid Grandfather Clock, the break neck pediment with brass finial over an arched painted dial by Prosser of Clonmel, the glazed doors flanked by ormolu mounted Corinthian columns over a shaped inlaid and crossbanded door on bracket feet, approx. 224cms h x 61cms w(88" x 29"). (1)

A 19th Century Irish mahogany framed Grandfather Clock, by William Clarke, Dublin, the circular painted dial in Roman numerals over a shaped panel door on box base with bracket feet, approx. 199cms (78")h. (1)

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY CASED BRACKET CLOCK with silvered dial, 40.5cm high

A good collection of miscellaneous effects including a 19th century military writing box with brass banded borders, small pine domed trunk containing small Regency silver plated standish, silver plated ladle, miscellaneous furniture fittings in brass, oak coffin stool, a Georgian style hexagonal brass lantern, number of 19th century glass decanter bottles, small bracket clock, pair of brass candlesticks together with a vintage travel trunk

George III ebony and ebonised bracket or table clock, the dome case with brass carrying handle, the arched gilt brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Arabic and Roman numerals, subsidiary date dial to the arch, crown and sceptre spandrels and false pendulum window, signed Watson, London, the two train five pillar fusee movement with verge escapement and hour repeat function striking on a bell, the back plate with extensive neo classical foliate engraving, 18ins including the loop handle (one upper moulding lacking)The pendulum is present. Moulding missing, some old holes visible on case and alteration to platform, possibly had alterations or change of movement

Reproduction black chinoiserie lacquer bracket clock by Elliott of London for Mappin and Webb, the gilt dial with silvered chapter ring, Arabic and Roman numerals, the three train eight day lever movement with Winchester / Whittington chimes and strike / silent selector, 15ins high including the loop handleGenerally in very good condition with just a few minor chips to the gilt and black lacquer. No winding key present. Runs and strikes but is currently out of sync.

Good quality reproduction ebonised and gilt brass mounted bracket clock by Elliott of London for Mappin and Webb, the dome case with brass dial, silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals, the three train eight day lever movement with Westminster / Whittington chimes and strike / silent selector, 12.5ins high including the loop handleSome minor marks to edges of case but overall in good condition. Lacking winding key and not all chimes are working. Clock currently winds and ticks but we give no guarantee it will remain so.

Ebonised and ebony veneered table or bracket clock, the gilt brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Arabic and Roman numerals, signed Sam Clay, Gainsbro' with decorated blind pendulum and date apertures, the case with gilt brass mounts and basket top, the two train fusee movement striking on a bell (18th Century with alterations), 19.5ins high including the loop handle

Small 18th Century ebonised and gilt brass table or bracket clock, the gilt basket top and acorn finials above a moulded case and gilt bun feet, the gilt dial with mask head spandrels, silvered chapter ring, Arabic and Roman numerals, the two train fusee movement with hour repeat function striking on a bell with engraved decorative back plate and bob pendulum (some alterations), 14ins high including the loop handleIn our opinion the case is not original to the movement. There are many signs of alteration as you can see from all the photos. Appears to be a different case movement and dial but all parts are antique.

German ebonised bracket clock, the enamel dial with Roman numerals inscribed Camerer Kuss, London, with a two train movement striking on a bell

George III style burr walnut bracket clock by Kendal & Dent, the case with brass mounts, seven inch arched dial, the movement striking on five gongs, 45cm.

An oak bodied bracket clock with single hand movement

John Charles of Portsea. A Regency brass inset mahogany bracket clock, with painted dial and unsigned twin fusee movement striking on a bell 18in.

A German chining mahogany bracket clock with silvered dial by Junghans, Wurtenburg, 15" high.

A 19th century eight day mantel clock, with Roman numeral chapter ring and movement striking on a gong, within a scumbled faux pine case, 27cm high (alterations), with a bracket clock case with battery movement (2)

A Regency mahogany eight day longcase clock, painted Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds and date dial, the corners painted with figures emblematic of the continents, with movement striking on a bell, the hood with an inlaid broken swans neck pediment, the trunk on bracket feet, 221cm H

An early 20th century Winterhalder & Hofmeier German ebonised eight-day bracket clock, the architectural case with pagoda shaped top mounted with silvered metal caryatids, glazed arched door enclosing a chromed face plated with Roman numeral dial and subsidiary dial, movement striking on a gong, 41cm high

A Regency brass mounted mahogany fusee bracket clock by William Hanson believed to have originally belonged to the Duke of Gloucester, enamel Roman numeral dial signed Will', Hanson Windsor', with twin fusee movement striking on a bell, engraved brass back plate also signed, the case the dome top and brass grills, on bracket feet, 38cm H (size with loop down), 30cm W x 18.5cm DPROVENANCE: Purchased from Noman Adams Ltd 7th April 1997 for £6120.00. the receipt states: 'The clock was originally owned by The Duke of Gloucester and left to his nephew the Duke of Cambridge and hen by decent through the Fitzgeorges'. CONDITION REPORT: It appears that the clock was cleaned throughout and with some repairs to make it retail condition. The glass to the back door door is not original. The are two initial stamps of WW to the bottom of the door aperture at the back. movement clean and bright. The nut for the bell may not be original. The internal panels which sit behind the brass grills are not original. Chip to the top left corner of the back door. Case with a couple of old cracks and general age wear. Enamel dial with some scratches, there is a slight blister to the enamel to the right of the name and a blemish to the enamel near the centre. Minor wear around the winding apertures. Colour good and coverall appearance ok. this is a mechanical item and therefore, we can not guarantee that it is in full working order.

Mid 20th century dome topped bracket clock with three train movement and a Slate Mantle Clock with two train movement.

A 31 day two train bracket clock

Large vintage Oak cased Bracket Clock, with ornate Gilt & Silvered Dial & applied Brass detailing to case, movement marked RSM with Rose & numbered 3117, measures approx 49 x 27 x 22cm at the widest points

Regency Twin Fusee Bracket Clock, with Enamel dial, Brass inlay, twin Brass handles and on four Brass ball feet, measures approx 46 x 30 x 15cm at the widest points, the dial with painted numerals and twin key wind points beneath the curved Glass cover

A 19th century German walnut cased bracket/mantel clock by Junghams with 8 day movement striking on hour and each quarter, fully restored and working order - 55cm high

A JAGER LECOULTRE ATMOS CLOCK in a gilt brass and glass case having a white chapter ring with gilt numbers and hour batons and accompanied with a gilt brass wall bracket; clock height 23cms high

A WINTERHALDER AND HOFFMEYER BLACK FOREST ARCHITECTURAL BRACKET CLOCK in oak with brass dial and silvered chapter ring bearing roman numerals, having three acorn finials and striking on a gong, complete with key 48cms high

BIRCH AND GAYDON LTD EIGHT DAY CHRONOMETER ENGLISH BRACKET CLOCK, CIRCA 1930, in the style of Thomas Mercer, the 14cm silvered dial with subsidiary seconds and up/down dials, inscribed "Birch & Gaydon ltd, 155 Fenchurch St London", the chain fusee movement with maintaining power, Ernshaw's spring detent escapement with split bi-metal balance and helical spring, in a burr walnut case with brass string inlay,the reverse with two outside battery connections 29.5 x 26 x 14cm

A late 19th Century French gilt metal and onyx bracket clock, surmounted with Louis XVI figure in 18th Century costume, marked Mouray, on a gilt wood plinth and base (a/f)

An oak bracket clock and bracket, c.1930

A French bronze ormolu and variegated black marble mantel clock by Honore Pons 19 th century, of large proportions, the 5 inch silvered dial with roman numerals and 8-day movement striking on a bell with outside count wheel and Medaille d’Or 1827 stamp to the movement within a case cast with rams head top corners and anthemion bottom corners and an acorn and oak leaf cast swag below the dial, the case providing support for a bronze classical figure of Clio muse of History, in contemplation, raised on a substantial stepped base and plinth cast with acanthus and anthemion and stiff leaf boarders and on foliate wrapped scroll bracket feet, 80cm high, 21cm deep, 56cm wide Footnote: Honore Pons was also known Pons de Paul and most of his signed clocks were actually made by Delpine who took over his business in the 1840s. Pons was awarded silver and gold medals in Paris between 1819 and 1839.

A 19th century German rosewood cased architectural bracket clock, the engraved silvered dial with black Roman numerals with incised spandrels flanking a subsidiary seconds dial, flanked with embedded fluted Corinthian pilasters a faux brick-work facade and pediment with a carved scrolling foliate frieze below a faux tiled roof, flanked by pierced panelled sides, raised on bracket feet, 39 cm high, 26 cm wide, 21 cm deep.

A French rosewood and inlaid portico clock late 19 th century, the 3.5 inch white enamel dial with Roman numerals between faux fluted gilt brass capped pilasters, the twin barrel movement with outside count wheel and striking on a bell and with stamp for ‘Vincenti et Cie’, gridiron style pendulum cast in relief with Eleanor of Aquitaine, on a stepped gadrooned rectangular inlaid plinth and flat bracket feet, 46cm high, 13cm deep, 24.5cm wide

A mid-late 19th century French champleve enamel cased carriage clock with an eight day repeater movement striking on a gong, the gilded disc dial populated with enamelled Roman numerals centred with a floral motif and framed within further symmetrical foliate and floral motifs, set beneath a bevelled glass flanked by fluted columns, the gilt brass case decorated throughout with further highly detailed champleve panels in graduating shades of green, white and black on black grounds, with an angular hinged handle, stamped 'Depose' and 'Registered Pattern' to underside, 20 cm high (including handle) 10 cm wide, 9 cm deep, raised on an ebonised cut wooden squared plinth base with bracket supports and raised felt-covered platform (25.5 cm high combined).

An early 20thC French gilt brass and champleve enamel mantel clock, the silvered dial with Roman numerals, the case mounted with porcelain panels, each decorated with putti, figures etc., indistinctly signed Lucat?, with urn and flame finial's, turned pillars on bracket feet, 40cm H.

A mahogany and amboyna cased mantel clock, with a silvered dial on ogee bracket feet, 41cm W.

Mid Century oak three train mantel clock or bracket clock with silvered Arabic face. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A German bracket clock on bun feet

A Victorian mahogany Junghans bracket clock

λAn Edwardian silver clock, by H. Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1908, upright rectangular form, engine-turned and dot decoration, hinged carrying handle, on four bracket feet, height 7cm, plus a gilt-metal and tortoiseshell desk clock, a.f, in a fitted case. (2)

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY BANDED LONGCASE CLOCK, the broken swan neck pediment with brass sphere finial to centre, the hood with fluted columns, painted 13 1/2'' / 34cm dial, dial with floral spandrels, lunar phase mechanism date aperture, Arabic numerals, named 'W. Edwards, Bishops Castle', shaped trunk door with shell paterae, flanked by quarter columns with brass caps and castors, the plinth with shell paterae, on bracket feet, overall height 225cm, replacement winding key, key for trunk door, pendulum and weights (condition: repainting to areas of the dial, dial probably matched to case)

An oak chiming bracket clock

John Charles of Portsea. A Regency brass inset mahogany bracket clock, with painted dial and unsigned twin fusee movement striking on a bell 18in.

An Urgos arch topped bracket clock in a walnut-style case with ormulu mounts and finials, a silvered chapter ring and moon phase striking on a gong.

London and North Eastern Railway oak cased Bracket Clock. The original 5 inch dial is lettered LNER 12258 and French circular pendulum movement is in cleaned condition. The oak case in original condition measures 9.5in wide x 14in tall x 6in deep. In working condition complete with pendulum and key. The LNER clock records show this clock as last being located at King's Cross Mr Harrison Chief Civil Engineers Office.

A George III Mahogany Striking Balloon Shaped Table Clock, circa 1800, balloon shaped case with brass carrying handle, bracket feet, 7-1/2-inch convex painted dial with Roman numerals and indistinctly signed, twin fusee movement with an anchor escapement and striking on a bell, movement backplate engraved throughout with scroll, floral and a central urn decoration, 41.5cm high over handle see illustration 05.06.19. Case surfaces are rubbed in parts, case with small dents and scratches in parts, brass surfaces are discoloured, back door with fret missing, back door is slightly bowed and not closing correctly, back door with small cracks, dial with Roman numerals and outer minute track faded, painted surfaces are crazed and with chips, indistinctly signed, movement is dirty, movement in going order.

~ A George III Mahogany Quarter Striking Table Clock, signed J Hawthorn, Newcastle, circa 1770, inverted bell top with carrying handle, acorn finials, side viewing windows, bracket feet, 8-inch arched brass dial, engraved scroll decorated dial centre with a date aperture and signed, arch with strike/silent selection, twin fusee movement with a verge escapement, quarter striking on two bells and striking the hours on a further bell, movement backplate with scroll decoration and signed Jno Hawthornthwaite, Newcastle, 54cm high over handle see illustration 04.06.19. Case slightly faded in parts, top side of the pediment with mouldings slightly lifting, veneers with cracks in parts, front door with a later escutcheon and later lock plate, back silks are missing to the door frets, back door with one wooden fret broken and missing, the other fret has been replaced, possibly later finials and feet, dial with small scratches and slightly dirty, later wooden movement seatboard, movement backplate with small scratches and is slightly dirty.

A 1930s Buren mantel clock, in a string-inlaid and walnut veneered case with diminutive brass ogee bracket feet, 18 cm

WILLIAM HUGHES, 119 HIGH HOLBORN . A mid 18th Century triple fusee movement ebonised bracket clock, the double inverted bell top ebonised case with four cone finials and carry handle. Break arch style door, embellished corner decorations with brass lined mouldings to front and glazed side panels.Arched dial plate with gilded acanthus spandrels, Chime silent subsidiary dial,silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals and Arabic minute track. False pendulum and chamfered date aperture with matted brass centre and silvered name plate. The triple fusee movement, Chain driven with anchor escapement,four cannon pillars. Quarter striking Whittington tune on a nest of 8 silvered bells,hourly strike on a large single bell. Heavily engraved rear plate throughout,centred William Hughes, Holborn, with matching engraved pendulum bob. 43cm x 24cm x 18cm.