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John Fernal, Wrexham. A 19thC longcase clock, the square painted dial decorated with gilt spandrels, with an eight day four pillar movement, in an oak and mahogany case, 212cm high overall.

A 20thC miniature longcase clock, in mahogany finish case, Tempus Fugit type, 40cm high, and another smaller. (2)

A carved oak longcase clock, dial signed Hancock - Castle Cary, 8 day. with clock key , case key, pendulim and weights.

Complete with single weight and pendulum.Early 19th century Welsh 30 hour longcase clock marked Thomas Evans, Newcastle Emlyn having painted face with Roman numerals, date aperture and painted flowers with figures to the arch. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

An early 19th century oak longcase clock with mahogany crossbanding, the hood with arched dentil cornice and swan neck pediment and reeded pillars, similar quarter pillars and full length door to the trunk, arched painted dial and 8 day striking movement, ht. 231 cm

An 18th century figured mahogany longcase clock by Ptr Green, Liverpool, the caddy top hood with painted glass frieze and turned side pillars, the trunk with full length compressed arched door with crossbanded decoration, on bracket feet, with square brass dial and 8 day striking movement, height 230 cm

A late 18th century longcase clock in figured mahogany case with boxwood line and Sheraton motif inlay, the hood with blind swan neck pediment, brass finials and patera, turned and reeded side columns, the trunk with full length figured door and quarter turned reeded columns, arched painted dial with moon phase and 8 day double weight driven movement, by Geo Monks, Prescot, height 215 cm  

An oak cased 30 hour longcase clock with square painted dial

A George II and later longcase clock,18th century, the arched brass dial with subsidiary second dial and date aperture bearing the name James Harley, with eight-day five pillar movement striking on bell, the hood later with carved swan neck pediment, above an oak case having turned fluted columns, serpentine hinged door, and moulded plinth base48cm wide 26cm deep214cm highCondition report: Significant updates to backplate, the hood has been altered more than once, carvings probably added in the Victorian era, reinforcements later.

An early 19th century oak longcase clock,the 12 inch square brass dial inscribed 'Randle Smith, Drayton', with subsidiary seconds and date dials and ringed winding holes. 213cm highCondition report: Movement and case probably didn't start out life together, as cheek pieces are cut and seatboard in poor condition, some re-bushing and spare holes in plates

Early 20th Century carved oak triple weight longcase clock.

Oak longcase clock, swan-neck pediment, short door, square painted dial signed Josh Gibbs, Souldern, 30 hour movement, height 206cm.

Late 18th/early 19th century Scottish mahogany eight day longcase clock by Allan Fowlds of Kilmarnock, the brass and silvered 13½in dial with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, decorated with gilt metal spandrels, with pendulum and two lead weights, overall 207cm high.

George III and later mahogany and oak eight day longcase clock, the painted 13in celestial moon phase dial with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, in an associated case, with pendulum and single lead weight, overall 221cm high.

19th century Scottish mahogany inlaid eight day longcase clock by James Johnson of Linlithgow, the painted 13in dial with two subsidiary seconds dials, with pendulum, overall 218cm high.

Claude Duchesne (1690 - 1730)Queen Anne/George I tortoiseshell eight day striking longcase clock, the 12 inch brass arched dial marked Claudius Du Chesne, Londini, the triple strike dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, decorated with gilt metal mask spandrels, engraved signature to the reverse, quarter striking, the original case richly decorated with all over pewter overlaid scrolls and swags on red tortoiseshell, with brass mounts, glazed viewing window to the centre, with three brass weights and pendulum, overall 230cm high.This great clockmaker was a Huguenot who left Paris for London in 1685, he worked out of Dean Street, Soho in London.CONDITION REPORT: The clock is quarter striking.  There are images of the works on the movement - please satisfy yourself with the condition of the movement.  The movement has four bells, originally would've been eight, probably altered in the 19th century.  Lacking original caddy to the top of the hood (later plinth added to the top).  There are areas of restoration required to the case.  Some small pieces/moulding lacking, as well as pieces of tortoiseshell and pewter overlay lacking.  There is lifting of the overlay to areas also.  There are old holes to the back of the wood behind the movement.  The seat board is stuck down.  The dial is in good condition with minor age-related surface marks.  No keys present.

George III oak cased longcase clock by Foden, possibly Foden of Congleton, the 12in brass square dial with brass and Arabic numerals, with pendulum and single lead weight, 220cm high overall.

An early/mid 20th century oak cased longcase clock and a smaller grandmother clock, both dial with Roman numerals denoting hours, largest 180cm high

A late 19th/early 20th century longcase clock movement, the painted dial with Roman numerals denoting hours, seconds subsidiary at 12 noon and minutes to the center, 30cm x 30cm

George III mahogany longcase clock with painted moonphase dial, signed Ja's Sherwood, Tycehurst, the two train eight day movement with bell strike

19th Century two train longcase clock movement with painted dial, pendulum and two weights

19th Century oak longcase clock, the broken march pediment above a square brass dial with silvered chapter ring, with Roman numerals and two train weight driven movement, inscribed H.E.N Simcock Daventry Fecit, with pendulum (lacking weights)

A 1930's Hamburg America Clock co longcase Westminster chiming clock. The silvered dial marked HAC with Arabic numeral chapter ring, all houses in a mahogany upright trunk / case. Measures 200cm x 52cm x 30cm.

LONGCASE CLOCK, 58cm W x 229cm H, second quarter 19th century mahogany, 'WM Derek (?) Dudley', painted face with moonphase dial and eight movement.

A late 18th century oak 8 day longcase clock, height 212cm

An 'Arts and Crafts' style oak longcase clock, height 184cm

An early 19th century Dutch longcase timepiece movement, a late 29th century American shelf clock and a German mantel clock (3)

A mahogany longcase clock with a 19th century eight-day striking movement and earlier brass dial and steel hands, with a swans neck pediment on a plain frieze, square glazed door flanked by two circular wooden pillars with capitals, trunk with full length door and break arch top on a rectangular plinth with a raised panel and shaped skirting, 18th century brass dial pinned directly to the movement, with matching steel hands and Urn & scroll pattern spandrels, engraved dial centre and semi-circular date aperture, engraved roman numerals, minute markers and inner quarter hour track with half hour lozenges, later weight driven rack striking movement, striking the hours on a cast bell. With weights, key and pendulum.Dimensions: Height: 220cm  Length/Width: 40cm  Depth/Diameter: 23cm

A 20th century three train longcase clock in a mahogany finished case with a swan neck pediment in the Georgian style, with a fully glazed door, brass dial with silver chapter ring, spandrels and 'Tempus Fugit' boss to the arch, chiming the hours on gong rods,With pendulum and three weights..

A mid-19th century oak and mahogany longcase clock retailed by 'Frank Dobson, Driffield' with a swan's neck pediment and brass paterae, recessed break-arch hood door flanked by mahogany pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a three-quarter length hood door and wavy top on a rectangular plinth with a central oak panel, fully painted convex centre break arch dial with corresponding spandrels and a biblical depiction from the new testament to the arch, with roman numerals, minute track and non-matching stamped brass hands, subsidiary seconds dial and semi-circular date aperture with date disc behind, dial pinned via a Walker & Hughes falseplate to an 8-day rack striking weight driven movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weights and pendulum. Frank Dobson was a prolific clockmaker in Driffield (East Yorkshire) working from the Market Place 1817-51, succeeded by his son Frederick on his father's death, also recorded as a post master, brass founder and retailer of jewellery and fishing tackle. Dimensions: Height: 235cm  Length/Width: 54cm  Depth/Diameter: 24cm

A mid-19th century oak and mahogany longcase clock with a swans neck pediment, brass paterae and a central ball and eagle finial, stepped break arch hood door and flanking waisted pillars with brass capitals, mahogany veneered trunk with canted corners and a short contrasting oak door with applied carving above on a rectangular oak plinth with a shaped base, painted break arch dial, roman numerals and minute markers, matching brass hands with a semi-circular calendar aperture and date disc behind, depiction of a floral bouquet to the break arch and conforming spandrels, dial pinned directly to a 30-hours chain driven movement with countwheel striking, striking the hour on a cast bell. With pendulum and weightDimensions: Height: 219cm  Length/Width: 48cm  Depth/Diameter: 23cm

A Scottish George III mahogany drum head longcase clock , the circular 13" enamelled dial with Roman chapter ring and subsidiary seconds hand, signed "Blackie, Leith", with eight day twin-train movement striking on a bell, the well-figured case with glazed trunk door flanked by half-round pilasters, waisted and with a panelled box and skirted base, with weights and pendulum. 206cm by 47.5cm by 23.5cm

A George III oak longcase clock, early 19th century, the hood with swan-neck pediment and plain pilasters over a short trunk door flanked by turned pilasters, the arched white painted 13" enamel dial decorated with gilt stencilling and bouquets issuing from urns, with Roman chapter ring and subsidiary date and minutes hands, indistinctly signed, with eight day twin-train movement, lacking pendulum. 211cm

A Scottish Regency mahogany longcase clock, the arched hood with spun brass bezel and inlaid pilasters over a cross-banded and satinwood strung trunk door, further inlay to the base, the 14" circular white enamel dial with Roman chapter ring, subsidiary date and minutes hands, signed "Jas. Johnston Linlithgow", with eight day twin train movement striking on a bell, with weights and pendulum. 201cm by 52cm by 26cm

An 18th century brass faced longcase clock movement inscribed T Fayrer Lancaster (possibly made for Gillows). (Thomas Fayrer was apprentice to Richard Gillow of Lancaster and Robert of Oxford Street, to serve from 18th January 1787. By 1796 he was foreman at the Lancaster shop). The dial 27.25 cm wide.

A circa 1800 provincial oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock, the square painted dial signed Rob Matthews, Ely, having 30-hour movement, single weight and pendulum, h.197.5cmCondition report: Trunk door locked. Dial is 11.5 inches.

An early 19th century oak provincial longcase clock, the square brass dial signed Daniel Ray, Sudbury, with 30-hour movement, single weight and pendulum, h.213cmCondition report: Damage to pendulum.

A 19th century Swedish painted longcase clock, having arched brass dial, 30-hour movement, single weight (lacking pendulum), h.233cm

An early 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock, having a painted arched dial, with twin winding holes for an eight-day movement, with two weights and a pendulum, h.216cmCondition report: Dial width 33cm.

An oak 8-day longcase clock

A George III Welsh oak 30-hour longcase clock, the arched painted dial signed John Jones & Son, Aberystwyth, a/f

An Oak cased 30 hour Longcase Clock for restoration having a painted face with Roman numerals, inset semi-circular date register, the hood surmounted by three turned finials, 86 1/4'' high x 18'' wide x 8 3/8'' deep, pendulum (damaged) and weight wheel present, weight and minute hand absent.

An Oak cased eight day Longcase Clock, the arched painted face decorated with fruit and flowers and having Roman numerals, inset second hand and date register, the face marked Ballard, Lamberhurst, striking the hours on a bell, 19'' wide x 83'' high x 9'' deep, the door with darkwood cross banding.

Oak thirty hour longcase clock, circa 1780, 12¼ in square brass dial, signed Tho[ma]s Wallace, BramptonCondition report: With pendulum and one weight

Oak eight day longcase clock, 10" square brass dial with chapter ring bearing a later inscription R. Sharrat, Wem (later dial and movement)Condition report: With pendulum and no weights

Oak and mahogany eight day longcase clock, early 19th century, 14" arched painted dial signed Henry Graham CockermouthCondition report: With pendulum and two weights

Oak eight day longcase clock circa 1780, 13¼" square brass dial, signed Thomas Collier, Chapel in le FirthCondition report: With pendulum and two weights

A large assorted lot including a 13" painted wooden dial wall timepiece, a ceramic mantel timepiece, longcase clock brass dial plates, a selection of wooden jewellery boxes, longcase clock hood doors, brassware including fire dogs, letter scales, kitchenalia, four gilt picture frames, leather-covered locking deed box, two 19th century writing slopes, a Persian gouache picture of a nobleman and a similar print etc (7 boxes)

An oak eight day longcase clock, 12" arched brass dial signed Andw Thomson, Douglass, 18th century, later caseCondition report: With two weights and a pendulum

An oak thirty hour longcase clock, 12" square brass dial signed Wm Parkinson, Lancaster, 18th centuryCondition report: With one weight and pendulum, Height - 214cm, the case with surface scratches in parts, signs of woodworm holes to the side, front door latch has been later added to the trunk, base with cracks and signs of old woodworm holes, some chips in parts, later hands are damage, dial is discoloured and needs re silvering, later movement feet board, movement is dirty 

An oak thirty hour longcase clock, 12" square brass dial signed T Travis, 18th centuryCondition report: With pendulum and one weight

A carved oak eight-day longcase clock, 13'' arch painted dial, (later case)Condition report: With pendulum and two weights

An oak thirty hour longcase clock, 12" square painted dial signed Jno Hudson, Nottingham, circa 1800, later caseCondition report: With pendulum and one weight

An oak thirty-hour longcase clock, 11.25" square brass dial with silvered chapter ring signed J. Barber, Winster, 18th century, later case, four pillar movement with two latches, movement front plate engraved 402, together with a George III oak hanging corner cupboard (2) Condition report: With pendulum and weight

A pine thirty hour longcase clock, 11" square brass dial signed T. Travis, 18th century, later caseCondition report: With pendulum and weight

Mid 18th Century oak-cased 30-hour single-hand longcase clock - William Lawrance, Thame, (Oxon), fl. c. 1744-1764, the unusually small 9-inch square brass dial having signed Roman chapter ring with quarter hour track, engraved within to the matted centre with birds, the posted movement striking on a bell, 186cm high

Early to mid 18th Century oak-cased 30-hour single-hand longcase clock, 11-inch square brass dial with silvered chapter ring signed 'Rob. Browne Bottesdal' [Bottisdale, Suffolk], fl. c. 1700-1740, with inner quarter hour track and fleur de lis half hour divisions framing matted centre, the spandrels with crown and cherub supporters, posted movement countwheel-striking on a bell, case with brass reeded ball and spire finial, shaped cresting, and long trunk door, 222cm highCondition report: Case repolished some years ago. Crack to one scroll of cresting, another to panelled base. Sold with pendulum, period lead weight and key

Cumbrian Interest - Dated mid 18th Century carved oak-cased 8-day longcase clock - (James) Hendrie of Wigton, fl. c. 1718-68, the 13-inch two-piece break-arched dial with Roman hours, Arabic minutes, inner quarter hour track, and a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial over calendar aperture and engraved basket of fruit, all within mask spandrels and chevron border, the conforming arch with boss engraved "Francis Taylor 1744" between scaly dragons, the knopped and ringed pillar movement, the period case with late 19th Century stipple carving, 228cm highCondition report: Dial and movement in decent order and appears to be basically sound. Two-piece dial suggests a possible marriage. Later pendulum with wooden rod, sold with two period weights.

An oak and mahogany longcase clock, second quarter 19th century, with eight-day bell striking movement, the 13.5inch painted dial with gilt pagodas to the angles, the white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds and date dials and signed R Dennet Ormskirk, the hood with swan neck pediment and outset columns above the short trunk door flanked by reeded pilasters, 222cm high overall Provenance: From the collection of the late Selwyn Demmy Condition Report: No weights or pendulum, door key and winder present. Case looks to have been cleaned and has fairly high polish finish. Section of moulding to right hand side of hood detached but present. Lower panel to case split- feet possibly replaced. Clocks Condition: due to the mechanical nature of clocks and the fact that most are of great age we cannot offer any guarantee as to whether they are in working order or free from major faults or restoration. Although we endeavour to catalogue items in a fair and informed manner, omission of any comments or observations regarding the condition or originality of a clock in the description does not necessarily indicate that it is free from significant faults, restoration or is in working condition.   Condition Report Disclaimer

A good 18th century oak cased longcase clock by John Rawlins of Stone: Arched brass dial in crossbanded oak case. Measuring 220cm approx high, x 30cm across the trunk.