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A 19th century Pearlware pottery figure, man wearing a cloak, height 20cm, and a Pratt Ware pottery ornamental longcase clock, height 25cm (2)Clock has a chip on the side of the base, otherwise good condition

A  MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK JOHN WYLD NOTTINGHAM  the brass dial with date aperture and painted with a wooded landscape, lunar work to the arch, having cherub spandrels, three pierced hands and four pillar movement, in figured case with paterae, swan neck pediment and stop fluted pillars and pilasters, on ogee feet, 236cm h, pendulum and two lead weights Restored condition, cheeks packed, the seatboard old, the case clean but not noticeably polished. One or more of the hands replaced. In apparently working order

A FIGURED MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK J COOK CAMBRIDGE, EARLY 19TH C  with slightly convex painted dial, pierced hands and four shaped pillars, the breakarched hood with fretwork, three spheres and scale pattern frets, trunk with conforming moulded door and canted corners, on panelled base and bracket feet, 219cm h including finial, pendulum and two brass sleeved lead weights Cheeks slightly packed, seatboard early and possibly the original, in our opinion dial and movement also original to case

A  MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK,  STERLAND NOTTINGHAM, 18TH C    THE CASE LATER the engraved, breakarched brass dial with date aperture, centre seconds, rococo and dolphin spandrels and convex TEMPUS FUGIT   disc to the arch, the crossbanded inlaid case, on ogee feet, 236cm h, pendulum and two weights Movement and dial dirty/dusty but apparently complete, on old seatboard. Case in good condition

A SCOTTISH MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK JOHN HAMILTON GLASGOW the breakarched brass dial with engraved centre and twin subsidiary dials, Dutch style silvered chapter ring and rococo spandrels, lunar work to the arch,  in flat topped case with blind fretwork and spiral pillars,  fan patera, 214cm h, pendulum and iron weights Dial and movement original, cleaned some years ago but now dusty. The associated case early 19th c and in good condition

A WELSH VICTORIAN MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK WITH AUTOMATON WORK RICHARD THOMAS PORTH MADOC the painted dial with date sector, subsidiary seconds dial and ringed winding holes with rhinoceros, elephant, tiger and lion spandrels, the lion to the arch with eyes moving side to side, in crossbanded case with swan neck pediment, six baluster pillars and pairs of 'chapel' arched panels, 231cm h, pendulum and two iron weightsRichard Bonner Thomas, clockmaker of Bank Place Porthmadog. working 1868-95 Good original, unrestored condition, has been running and striking correctly for a week at the auction house

A MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK THOMAS CROSS [OF NATWICH] the breakarch and dial with matted centre, date aperture, ringed winding squares and subsidiary seconds dial, mask and dolphin spandrels, in wheatear engraved border, the movement with finned pillars, in crossbanded and line inlaid case with swan neck pediment and reeded pillars, on splayed feet, 215cm h, pendulum and iron weights Movement and dial original and apparently complete but dirty, case with structural repairs and later additions, faded

AN OAK EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, BARLOW [UNDER LYME], 18TH C ASHTON    brass dial with silvered centre and engraved with emblematical figures, mock dial beneath signature, date and lunar apertures with painted disc, rococo spandels, the oak case in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster  with triangular pediment and blind fretwork,  panelled base, bracket feet, 225cm h, pendulum and lead weights In good restored condition when purchased from the trade by the vendors many years ago. Movement now dusty and requiring a clean/overhaul. Structural repairs to case but in our opinion, dial and movement original to one another and to the case

AN OAK THIRTY HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK, JOHN BOOT, SUTTON [IN] ASHFIELD EARLY 18TH C  the square brass 'cartwheel' dial with stylised foliage on a matted ground, silvered date dial  with flowers and arches to the matted centre, silvered date sector with indicator and ringed winding squares, within signed silvered chapter ring and finely fettled steel hands, mask spandrels, the movement with typical arched cut out at the base of both plates, in a oak and quarter saw oak case crossbanded in pollard oak and inlaid to the trunk door with a star, the hood having ogee pediment and moulded cornice, 199cm h excluding finial John Boot (1705-1767), clockmaker Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire.  An almost identical dial by John Boot was in the Michael Grange gift to the British Museum (BN Registration No 2010, 8029, 103).  Mr Grange is on record (Antiquarian Horology December 2015, p 497 that in his view the dial was "the most startling decorative dial in the collection". Good condition

AN OAK THIRTY HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK THOMAS BINCH MANSFIELD, EARLY 18TH C the brass dial with matted and engraved centre, silvered date dial centred by a rose and silvered signature tablet, pierced steel hand, cherub spandrels, the movement with arched cut outs at the base of the places, the associated case with flat topped hood and cavetto pediment, the trunk with arch moulded door, bracket feet, 199cm In good condition

An early 18th Century 8-day longcase clock movement with rack and snail strike and turned pillars, 12" square brass dial with Roman chapter ring, signed Edward Browne, Norwich, no weights/pendulum

An early 18th Century oak longcase clock, brass arched 12" dial with period corner spandrels, ringed winding circles, calendar wheel and subsidiary seconds dial, signed Jeremiah Hartley, Norwich, rack and snail striking 8-day movement with finned pillars, door key, weights and pendulum, 225cm high

A late 17th/early 18th Century carved oak 30 hour longcase clock, 11" brass square dial with period spandrels, Roman silvered chapter ring, signed Jeremiah Hartley, Norwich, count wheel strike and calendar wheel, rope drive with weight and pendulum, 208cm high

A George III oak 30 hour longcase clock with unusual pinned count wheel to back plate, circular painted 13" dial with calendar wheel signed Holliwell, Derby with weight and pendulum, 206cm high

A George III oak and mahogany longcase clock with scrolled pediment to hood, shell motif to trunk door, the painted arched 12" dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and calendar wheel, signed Varley, Mkt. Harboro (Leicestershire), 8-day movement with recoil anchor escapement and rack/snail strike on a bell, with keys, weights and pendulum, 219cm high

Francis Dusgate, Holt. A late 18th/early 19thC longcase clock, the arched dial with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds and date aperture, elaborate rococo scroll spandrels, eight day four pillar movement, inlaid mahogany case, on ogee bracket feet, inlay possibly later, 217cm high.

A late 18th/early 19thC longcase clock, the square brass dial with Roman numerals and with foliate pierced spandrels (12 inches), with eight day four pillar movement in an oak case, the dial signed Stephen Agselin, London, 197cm high.

Brass face oak cased longcase clock by Roberts of Ruabon, H: 204 cm, L: 57 cm. Not available for in-house P&P

31 day Tempus Fugit longcase clock. Not available for in-house P&P.

19th CENTURY 8 DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, painted break arch face with oak casing

A 19TH CENTURY LONGCASE CLOCK the brass face inscribed Jas Liddle, Parkhead, with dolphin spandrels, Roman numerals, date chapter and minute ring, 215cm high Condition Report: Available upon request

A modern oak longcase clock, one pendulum, three weights, 41cm wide x 209cm high.

An oak longcase clock, early 19th century, the arch top dial over a brass plate with silvered chapter ring, detailed 'Benjamin Smith, London', over a waisted case, 220cm high, (two lead weights and a brass pendulum).

A mahogany longcase clock, the dial inscribed Joseph Finney, Liverpool, the 12" dial with Arabic and Roman numerals, enclosed by pieced gilt spandrels, to an eight-day movement, the cased with double pillar supports beneath a blind fretwork and swan neck pediment, the case late 18th century, the hood probably late 19th century, the movement and chapter ring associated, 235cm high. 

An oak cased longcase clock, the associated movement with 12 inch brass dial, signed Joseph Allingham, Sanderstead, striking on a bell, one pendulum and two weights, 225cm high.

A late George III mahogany, conch shell inlaid and ivory mounted longcase clock, the 12 1/2 inch white painted dial signed, Stonehouse, Leeds, 227cm high.

A walnut and marquetry inlaid longcase clock, the associated 12 inch square brass dial, signed James Butterworth, one pendulum, 214cm high.

An oak longcase clock, the associated 11 inch square brass dial, inscribed, William Wallen, Wokingham, with strike on bell (movement, dial and chapter ring associated) 213cm high.

A white painted 30 hour longcase clock movement, circa 1840, the 11 inch square dial, signed Barnett, Cliffe Lewes, the spandrels painted with Chinamen, striking on a bell, with a mahogany longcase hood (case missing).

A mahogany and boxwood outlined longcase clock, circa 1850, the 13 inch arched white painted dial with moonphase, signed George Lewton, Kingswood, striking on a bell, 236cm high, one pendulum and two weights.

A late George III mahogany and chequer inlaid longcase clock, the white painted arch top dial signed J & R Buckley Hartshead, the glazed hood with blind-fret carved decoration, 239cm high, two weights, one pendulum and a winding key.

AN EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK with painted dial, 'J Sanders & Son, Longton and Tunstall' with weights and pendulum

A 19th Century Oak Longcase Clock with Arched Brass Dial Having Subsidiary Seconds Indicator, 8 Day Movement

A 20th Century German wooden cased miniature longcase / grandfather clock having a pediment top with turned finials, round with enamelled clock face, carved beaded borders and panelled front. Movement marked H. A. C. Wurttemberg. 

A REPRODUCTION BURR WALNUT AND FOLIATE INLAID LONGCASE CLOCK with a tempus fugit brass and silvered dial with roman numerals, height 205cm (three weights and pendulum)

A 19TH CENTURY OAK CASED LONGCASE CLOCK, the hood flanked with carved leaf decorated columns, glazed arched door enclosing a matched painted 11'' dial with an eight day movement, the painted arch with figure, Roman numerals, subsidiary date aperture and seconds dial, indistinctly signed, the trunk door carved with old father thyme, son mask and arch and date, the plinth with lunettes and roundels, other carvings throughout, height 220cm (two weights, pendulum, winding key and trunk door key)

A George III banded oak eight-day longcase clock by Samuel Ashton, Macclease'd [Macclesfield], weights and pendulum present, H.201cm

A George III mahogany eight day longcase clock, H.230cm, weights present

Early 19th century longcase clock, oak cased with mahogany and rosewood banding, eight day movement with enamel dial painted with mother and child, dial signed 'F. Dobfon, Driffield', H217cm - Condition Report

A late 17th century eight day walnut cased longcase clock with five pillar movement chiming on a single bell. The ten inch dial with Roman numerals, secondary dial and date aperture bearing a named plaque for Christopher Gould of London. 197cm high

An Edwardian black lacquer and chinoiserie eight day longcase clock. Probably by Maple and Co. The triple train movement with musical chime. 172cm high

A 30 hour Drury of Banbury longcase clock, with painted coquillage dial, now in a well made pine case, 188cm

Victorian Wilkinson of Nantwich Mahogany cased 8 day Longcase Clock: Painted arch dial, width 60cm x height 226cm.

An oak Longcase clock by Jos Babcock, Charteris: Unusual and pretty small size, Fens area clock, with hand painted panels and circular dial. 8 day movement with two weights and pendulum. Height 215cm.

A mahogany Longcase clock, Coates of Wigan: 18th century case with reeded quarter pillars and shell inlay to door, and swan neck pediment to hood. Painted square dial. 8 day movement. Standing 224cm approx. Two weights & pendulum.

Oak Longcase clock, J Whiteley Soyland: 30 hour long case with arch painted dial. A pleasant Yorkshire clock, the lower section having being replaced. Standing 239cm high. With single weight and pendulum.

A 30 hour Longcase clock by John Counsell & Son of Ross. Circa 1815: This clock has a cottage style case, showing dummy key holes on the dial to imitate an 8 day clock.

A 30 hour Longcase Rolling Moon clock by Thomas Lister of Halifax circa 1718-1779: The clock has an arch to 6 white dial and mahogany case.

8 day Longcase clock by Thomas Radford of Newcastle Street Stoke on Trent. Circa 1822: Flame mahogany case with birds eye maple stringing and reeded columns, rolling moon and four seasons.

8 day Longcase clock by J Read of Knutsford circa 1790: Square dial in oak case with mahogany cross banding. The clock has a brass dial with silver chapter ring.

8 day Longcase clock with Rolling Moon: Swan neck pediment with full top. Flowers to the corners of the dial. Square pillars with reeded pattern. Circa 1851 in flame Mahogany case.

8 day Longcase clock by Willson of Nottingham circa 1795-1802: A nice white dial arch top swan neck pediment with dentick work to the underside. Also fret work to the upper hood, nice flame Mahogany case.

8 day Longcase clock by William Bucknall of Burslem circa 1800-15: The arch top rolling moon with white Wilson dial. There are flowers and birds and showing dates and seconds. The case is Oak and Mahogany.

8 day Longcase clock by John Brugger & Co. Circa 1862: It has a white painted dial showing date and seconds. In the arch is a hunter and his dogs. The case is of the fat Yorkshire type case in Mahogany. The clock was made in Sheffield.

8 day Longcase clock by Allen of Barnsley. This arch top white dial showing seconds and flowers to the corners and farm scene in the arch. Circa 1820 and the case is flame Mahogany. Slight damage to the hood but parts are present with the clock.

8 day Longcase clock by John Fenton of Congleton circa 1828-34: A nice flame Mahogany case with fruit wood cross banding and birds eye maple stringing, rope twist columns and cast capitals. Arch top rolling moon and swan neck pediment.

8 day Longcase clock by Thomas Hadley of Birmingham circa 1828: An exceptional case of flame Mahogany with swan neck pediment, rope twist columns and cast capitals. The dial having four seasons and rolling moon and showing date and seconds.

8 day Longcase clock by John Thacknell of Cardiff circa 1740-1830: The case is veneered with Mahogany and cross branded with Fruitwood. It has a white dial showing date and seconds. Reeded columns with cast capitals.

8 day Longcase clock by Francis Chambley of Newcastle under Lyme circa 1795 - 1800: The clock is of Oak cross banded construction with Mahogany. Square dial.

8 day Longcase clock by William Twell of Birmingham circa 1770-5: The clock case is deep carved in oak with Gargoyle motif on the door. It has an arch top silvered dial and London style hood.