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Winterhalder & Hofmeier arched chiming bracket clock with inlaid marquetry, and carry handles. 14.5" tall in running order. No key.

Beautiful Mahogany cased Edwardian era Bracket Clock bu Winterhalder & Hofmeier, with Brass Handle to top and matching brass feet. Brushed steel face with engraved steel chapter ring. Portals for advance or retard and chime on/off. Measures 15 inches tall. Serviced and runs well. Five Coiled Gongs give Westminste Chimes each quarter & Strikes a single bell on the hour. See photos.

A bracket clock, with a painted dial, signed Wm Hillier Aldersgate, with a subsidiary seconds dial, and a strike silent dial, to a twin train double fusee repeating movement, striking on a bell, in a mahogany and brass bound case, 43 cm high

A bracket clock, the dial and back plate signed Lewin Levine, London, with Roman numerals, striking on a bell, 42 cm high

A 19th century bracket clock, with an enamel dial fitted a twin train double fusee movement, striking on a bell, in a mahogany case, 28 cm wide

A late 17th/early 18th century bracket clock, with repeat, the engraved back plate signed Nicolas Massy A Londres, having a brass dial with a silvered chapter ring and a date aperture, fitted a double fusee movement striking on two bells, in a mahogany case, 44 cm highNot running properly, pendulum slightly bent, repeat working, probably just needs a service, Case a part of the base is off but we have the piece

A bracket clock, with a brass dial and an eight day movement, striking on chimes, in a carved oak case, with bracket (2)Key and pendulum present

A 19th century carved and stained pine European wall bracket, possibly for a clock or statue, having mast decoration, width of top platform, 30cm, height from to foot of support 45cm

An Elliott mantel timepiece in the form of a diminutive bracket clock, third quarter 20th Century, 22 cm, (running when catalogued, accuracy and reliability un-tested)

A Garrard & Co brass mounted mahogany 350th anniversary of The Worshipful Company of Clockmakers commemorative bracket clock by F W Elliot Ltd, having an eight-day barrel movement striking Westminster, Whittington and Winchester chimes on rods, the white printed circular brass face bearing the Company crest and inscribed "1631-1981 Anniversary - Garrard & Co London" having Roman numerals and blued-steel trefoil hands, with key and certificate, 25 x 14 x 39 cm, (running when catalogued, accuracy and reliability untested)

Garrard & Co Elliots - A 20th century reproduction mantel bracket clock. The clock having gilt incised face with silvered chapter ring with roman numerals and gilt cherub spandrels to corners. Raised over a stylobate. In Garrard & Co Ltd box with label for retail price of £295. Measures 20cm tall approx.. 

An early 20th century small longcase clock, 30 hour chiming movement, silver metal face, with brass chapter ring, black roman numerals, walnut and rosewood hood, burr walnut and walnut case, bracket feet, 162cm high x 26.5cm wide x 21.5cm deep

David Norrie of Leith a Scottish George III Mahogany 8-day Longcase clock, with swan neck pediment, the single piece brass arched dial with painted moon phase complication to the arch, the four pillar movement chiming the hours and halves on a single bell., the case with a concave topped long trunk door flanked by 1/4 pilasters, supported on shaped bracket feet. 45 cm wide x 213 cm overall height.David Norrie is recorded as working on New Quay, Leith between 1787-1801, on his death his business was continued by his widow. See page 574, Loomes, Brian, Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World, 21st-century edition, page 574. o

An early 20thC oak cased longcase clock, the brass break arch dial with silvered chapter ring, bearing Roman numerals, below a Tempus Fugit circular plaque, the face decorated with cherub and scrolling spandrels, the hood carved with foliate and leaf motifs, the trunk with lappet carved border, the door with further floral carving, on bracket feet, with pendulum, 181cm high.

An 18thC flame mahogany cased longcase clock, the brass dial with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring for William Smithfield Romford, seconds dial, and date aperture, eight day movement, with strike and silent, surrounded by brass spandrels, the hood with an arched moulded cornice above two parcel gilt columns, the trunk with a panelled door and reeded decoration, on bracket feet, with key, pendulum and weights, 218cm high.

Edwardian bracket clock retailed by Barraclough & Sons, 32cm high

A GEORGIAN OAK EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, Corinthian style pillar supports flanking an arched glass door, that's enclosing a 13.5 inch enamel dial, depicting Roman and Arabic numerals, signed John Chambley of Wolverhampton, above a single trunk door, on a box plinth and small ogee bracket feet, height 204cm (condition report: one winding key, trunk key and pendulum, two weights, small amount of historical woodworm, general signs of wear and usage)

MARBLE STYLE SMITHS CLOCK, MAHOGANY CASED BRACKET STYLE CLOCK

An oak cased Tempus Fugit Rotherham miniature bracket clock, with a steel face with brass spandrels, movement nr 15051, presentation plaque to A.E Price for 25 years of service. 

John Gowerth, Oxford, an ebonised striking bracket clock, circa 1700, 7-inch square brass dial with a Roman numeral silvered chapter ring, matted dial centre with winding holes, date aperture, floral spandrels, strike/non strike selection above 12 and signed John Gowerth and Oxford below 12, case with a brass carrying handle, side pierced brass panels, with pull repeat cord to the right hand side, bracket feet, four pillar twin fusee movement, hour rack striking on a bell, pull quarter repeat mechanism working, movement backplate elaborately engraved throughout with floral decoration and numbered 467, key, 46cm with handle raised.Working when catalogued.Brian Loames records John Goweth, Oxford, born 1669 as does G.H. Baillie, Brittain records John Gowerth, Oxford, c.1701.

William Evill & Co. - Bath - A George III 18th century ebonised wood & brass mounted eight day twin fusee bracket / table clock. The clock having a domed top with single handle. Shaped glazed front with silvered metal clock face, Roman numerals to the chapter ring with calendar aperture below and 'Evill & Co. Bath' to centre. Trike / Silent ring above. All decorated with foliate swags and classical inspired black etched motifs. Open glazed sides and back. The clock movement hand etched with further details to back with twin fusee verge movement. Raised on brass bracket feet, on matching plinth base. Key present. Measures approx. 39cm x 30cm x 20cm.

A George III West Country mahogany cased John Blackford Plymouth Docks eight-day maritime longcase grandfather clock. The clock having three brass finials atop over a glazed front hood with reeded columns to sides. The clock face having a half moon shaped painted top with Man o'War ships over an enamelled 8-day movement face with Arabic numerals to the chapter ring and subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture. Painted shell motifs to each corner. The body having a panelled front door raised on bracket feet. Measures approx. 205cm x 46cm x 24cm.

A large Louis XV inspired 19th century circa 1880s Japy Freres, Paris ormolu-mounted, brass-inlaid, tortoiseshell and boulle marquetry bracket mantel clock with ogee bracket. The clock having a gilt metal male figure sitting on globe holding a scroll and bag. Canted pediment below with scrolled ormolu embellishments to corners. Circular white & blue enamelled circular clock face with Roman numerals to chapter ring enclosed in gilt metal cartouche. All behind a glazed front flanked by a curved case  with further acanthus leaves embellishments and inlays. Checked Trompe-l'œil floor to inside with matching boulle decoration to inside of back door. The front enriched by a gilt metal in relief of possibly Athena with shield and spear with two cherubs. Raised on ormolu foliate supports. The 8-day clock movement stamped Japy Freres, Paris to back with H & F, Paris above. Number 8871 to movement and back plate. The clock all raised on matching ogee clock wall bracket gilt metal ormolu embellishments to corners in the shape of female heads and scrolled acanthus leaf to bottom. With pendulum. Clock measures approx. 100cm x 48cm x 20cm, bracket measures approx. 34cm x 48cm x 26cm. 

A late 19thC French brass cased mantel clock, circular enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, eight day movement by A D Mougin, with coil strike and mercury pendulum, the case of four bevelled glass panelled form, raised on bracket feet, with key, 25.5cm high.

A Georgian oak and mahogany longcase clock, by Maddocks of Frodsham, the break arch dial with painted moon phase, circular dial bearing Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, eight day movement with bell strike, the hood with break arch pediment, raised on turned supports, over a trunk with herringbone inlay, raised on bracket feet, with weights, pendulum and key, 227cm high.

A walnut and mahogany longcase clock, by Christiaan Huygens, the break arch dial decorated with a 19thC street scene, silvered chapter ring bearing Roman numerals, moon phase and date apertures, two train, eight day movement with coil strike, the hood with a ball capped shaped pediment, above blind fret work, the plain trunk with a glazed door, raised on bracket feet, with pendulum, 195.5cm high.

An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid balloon mantel clock, silvered dial bearing Roman numerals, French eight day movement with bell strike, the case with paterae inlay, raised on a rectangular base and brass bracket feet, 43cm high.

PAYNE & CO 163 NEW BOND STREET LONDON, ebonised and gilt metal bracket clock, the top decorated with floral swags and cherubs and with acorn finials, pierced grills to the sides and on scroll feet, the dial with pierced spandrels, matted centre and silvered chapter ring, the 8-day double fusee movement striking on a gong and inscribed on the back plate, 38 (h) x 28 (w) x 23cms (d)Provenance: private collection Conwy

RIVERS & SON CORNHILL LONDON, a late George III mahogany bell top bracket clock with brass folding handle and arched glazed side panels, moulded plinth base, brass pineapple finials and bracket feet, arched silvered dial with engraved Roman chapter ring, date aperture and strike/silent dial to the arch, signed 8-day fusee movement with anchor escapement, 8-day hour striking movement, 48 (h) x 28 (w) x 20cms (d)Provenance: private collection Conwy

Carved longcase clock, square brass dial, signed Richard Gilkes, Adderbury, silvered chapter-ring, eight-day two-chain movement, adapted case, triple finial over carved door and plinth, bracket feet, 225cm overall.Condition report:Pendulum is present but no weights, no case key and the trunk is currently locked. The movement looks complete and in relatively good order but not tested. Some corrosion to the chapter ring (near III). The case is good overall, no significant issues.

Carved oak bracket clock, 36cm high.

A late 19th century French lacquered bracket clock with stand and winder, 62cm excl stand. Condition - poor

A 19th century bracket clock, the architectural case, flanked by pilasters and carved with bricks, with a silvered dial, having a twin fusee movement, striking on a gong, 30cm high

An early 20th century oak cased bracket clock, with a twin train movement, 32cm high

A brass-mounted mahogany bracket clock in the Regency style - circa 1900, the 6½in cream painted dial with Roman numerals, fronting a twin train 8 day movement, no. 28162, half hour striking on a gong, the arched case with gadrooned caddy top, fluted gilt brass frieze and stylobate, cornucopia ring handles and arched grilles to sides, raised on gilt brass bun feet. (LWH 28 x 18 x 44cm)

An Oak cased Longcase Clock having a 30 hour movement, striking the hours on a bell, the painted arched dial having Roman numerals inset semi- circular date window, the arch with a river scene with a seven arched bridge leading to a castle on the bank, the corners each with a small scene of a bridge traversing a river and with the maker's name Dan'll Williams, Builth. The hood has a scroll pediment and a finial with a sphere surmounted by an Eagle, there is a shaped door flanked by reeded quarter-round corners and the case stands on bracket feet (ran briefly during lotting). The minute hand requires re-soldering but is present, 86 1/4" high x 19 1/8" wide x 10" deep.

A Victorian mahogany longcase clock, with re-painted arched dial, 11.5ins, F .Eschle, Aberdare, South Wales, with seconds dial and date aperture, the chequer banded trunk on bracket feet, the 8 day twin train movement striking on a bell, the hood with three brass finials, H 221cm

A walnut bracket clock, of recent manufacture, the dial signed Comitti, London, the three train movement by Kleninger striking and chiming on seven tubular gongs. 11¼" high. Movement runs but one train AF.

German three-train chiming bracket clock with moon phase, retailed by Schmeckenbecher, the Art Nouveau-style Arabic chapter ring with silvered subsidiary ring and calendar, the upper corners with Strike / Silent ring (German) and Westm. [Westminster], St. Mich. [St. Michael] and Whitt. [Whittington] chimes alongside Silent option, the arch with silvered rolling moon phase and lunar scale, the Kieninger movement chiming on a carillon of eight bells and striking on a ninth, in a cherrywood case with fluted canted corners, bevelled glazed doos, brass fish-scale side frets and ogee bracket feet, 38.5cm high

A Royal Crown Derby solid gold band Old Imari pattern bowl, pattern No.1128, diameter 21cm, together with a Royal Crown Derby Old Imari pattern timepiece, modelled as a carriage clock with fixed handle, fitted quartz movement, on bracket base, height 18cm. (2) PLEASE VIEW CONDITION REPORT

An 18th Century Scottish mahogany longcase clock by James Scott Leith, the eight day movement striking on a bell, with subsidiary dials, engraved arched silver dial enclosed by a hood with a broken swan neck pediment fret work panels and brass brass capital pillars over a long trunk door, on ogee bracket feet, height 220cm. PLEASE VIEW CONDITION REPORT

A late 18th to early 19th Century walnut cased bracket clock by Thos Taylor Ellesmere, twin striking fusee movement, engraved silvered arch dial incorporating Strike/Silent feature enclosed by a glazed door below a domed hood, on ogee brass feet, height 40cm. PLEASE VIEW CONDITION REPORT

F Martin - An early 20th century French oak cased bracket clock. The clock having white enamelled face with black Arabic number to chapter ring. The case having gilt metal acorn finial atop over brass gadrooned feet. Movement stamped for F Martin. Measures approx 40cm tall

A mid 20th century oak cased granddaughter floor standing clock. Having a Westminster chime, dome top with ebonised roman numerals chapter ring. All raised on bracket feet. Measures approx. 142x32x33cm

Barraclough of Howarth - An early 19th century George III oak and mahogany cased grandfather longcase clock. The clock having face hand painted with demi lune scene of a provincial maiden in rural setting and rose bud spandrels to corners. The case having crested panelling and being raised over bracket base. Measures approx. 230x55x25cm

ARCHIBALD KNOX (MANX, 1864-1933) FOR LIBERTY & CO., 'CYMRIC' SILVER MANTEL CLOCK, BIRMINGHAM 1901 with two train eight day movement by A.D. Mougin, stiking on two coils, the high fired enamel dial with Roman numeral XII, V and motto TIME ENOUGH, the lancet case with shaped apron, on bracket feet22cm high, 15.5cm wide, 8.5cm deepQty: 1894g grossCondition good to fair. Light wear as per use and age, including tarnish. Dent to left hand side. Other minor nicks and dings present, though nothing of real concern. Both hands slightly misshapen. Clock appears overwound, accessing the back the mainspring starts but then stops, movement will therefor require attention. Hammers do move freely when lifted. Additonal images illustrating full clock are now available.Enamel is generally good. No apparent damages, some very light wear when scrutinised under light, tarnish and would benefit from clean. Back of case has not been attended by solder.

An early 20th century small longcase clock, 30 hour chiming movement, silver metal face, with brass chapter ring, black roman numerals, walnut and rosewood hood, burr walnut and walnut case, bracket feet, 162cm high x 26.5cm wide x 21.5cm deep

Early 19th Century eight day longcase clock in a mahogany, with a thistle fruitwood inlay to the rounded lockable door. The crown fitted with three brass orb and spike finials. The panelled base with scroll bracket supports. The hood with glazed circular aperture framed either side by Doric style columns, opening to  an enamelled round faced dial (13.5") with Roman numerals, inscribed John Murch, Honiton. Eight day two train brass movement striking the hour on a steel bell. Weights, pendulum, winding key and door key present. H 230cm x W 44cm x D 24cm. 

Whitehurst & Son of Derby, an antique arch top bracket or mantel clock, the silvered dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, held in an ebonised case with brass inlay, the movement striking on a bell, 42cm tall. No markings visible behind bell.Case 26cm across at the baseCase height 36cm not including handleCase depth 16cm at baseFace scratched and worn. Paint finish cracked/throughout chippedCorner of beading missing to the leftDamage to the wooden lid/ missing sections of beadingORIGINAL LOCK MISSING

A Victorian carved oak bracket clock with brass dial and ting tang movement. Fretting damaged with loss on RHS sound panel. Otherwise appears OK although tightly wound

A reproduction brass bracket clock; a Gem stamp album & contents; an oak biscuit barrel; & sundry other items.

An Edwardian mahogany eight day chiming bracket clock with silvered dial, height 40cm, with pendulum and key.

Warmink, a modern Dutch mantel clock in the 18th-century style the eight-day duration movement having a floating balance and striking the hours on a gong, the backplate signed WUBA for Warmink Uurwerken en Barometers Almelo, the arched-brass dial having a moonphase to the arch and signed Warminster to the centre, the mahogany case having a caddy top, brass bracket feet and surmounted by a brass handle, height 23cm.

19thC Mahogany bracket clock with pillar movement supported on straight columns with gilt applied detail

Mahogany bracket clock, with arched silvered roman dial, subsidiary slow/fast and chime/silent dials, 33cm

A bracket clock by John Walker of London in ebonised wooden case 32cm high Poor condition.Paint flaking on the dialMovement dirty but appears functional when wound. Sold with no guarantee of functionality.Pull repeat doesn't appear functional.Back door locked and key absentCarry handle loose.Case with no glass to front and back.Back plate engraved with a floral design, but not signed.

Woodford Oak Cased Eight-Day Bracket Clock, with silver chapter ring, Roman numerals, on plinth base with brass bun feet, clock works by Franz Hermle, Germany, 20cm high.

A late 19th Century Winterholder & Hofmeier ebonised case bracket clock with urn form finials, mask column adornments. The door opening to reveal a brass face with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with two train movement with chime silent and slow fast wheels. All raised on claw feet with decorative cast side panel frets. The top hinge to the door is detached with split to door frame, 73cm x 42cm x 29cm

A Louis XIV Revival gilt metal mounted tortoiseshell table or bracket clock, 20cm gilt dial inscribed upon enamel cartouches with Roman numerals, eight day movement striking on a bell, the case cresting by an eagle, 63cm high, c.1870

A George III mahogany bracket-form mantel clock, 20cm circular dial inscribed with Roman numerals, twin winding holes, eight day double-fusee movement striking on a nest of six bells, the backplate inscribed Barker Wigan 1780., 37.5cm high, 32cm wide, 19cm deep