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An early 18th century mahogany, satinwood and marquetry eight day longcase clock - the square brass dial with silvered Roman chapter ring with engraved foliate half-hour markers and Arabic outer 5 minute track, the matted centre with silvered subsidiary seconds at 12 and chamfered and foliate engraved date aperture at 6, gilt hands, with bullseye winding holes and angel mask gilt brass spandrels, fronting a bell strike movement with four knopped pillars, the case with an ogee moulded cornice over a lozenge panelled frieze, above boxwood and ebony faux-fluted columns and a satinwood cross banded door with gilt brass sight edge, the conforming trunk with marquetry inlaid panels to the sides, the door with a circular brass framed lenticle and two shaped floral urn and foliate marquetry panels, above a base inlaid with marquetry ribbon tied drapery, suspending a musical trophy, on a boxwood strung plinth and bun feet, 220cm high, lacks pendulum and weights.

A Regency inlaid mahogany eight day longcase clock with moonphase by Thomas Trall of Brisol - the signed, painted arched Roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial and arched date aperture, painted fruit and cornucopia spandrels and a painted moonphase to the arch, fronting a bell strike movement with four knopped pillars, the case with boxwood strung arched hood above a fretwork mask to the glazed door, flanked by ebonised and gilt brass barleytwist columns, above a flame mahogany trunk with conforming columns and feather banding, the similarly banded base with bracket feet, 220.5cm high, lacks pendulum.* The case has been sensitively restored and is in good, very clean condition. There are some minor well executed veneer repairs. Lacks finials from hood. The putty has been renewed to the glazing. The dial is in VG condition, with minor retouches to the edges. The seatboard appears to be original and the movement and case appear to be original to each other. The back feet are missing from the case. The clock is complete with cast iron weights but the pendulum is missing.

An early 19th century oak eight-day longcase clock - the painted arched Roman dial with painted arched and spandrels depicting coopers at work, fronting a bell strike movement with four knopped pillars and anchor escapement, the case with swan-neck hood with turned columns over an arched trunk door and a plain base with bracket feet, 210 cm high, the glass broken.

A George III Cornish mahogany eight day longcase clock by Charles Read of Helston - the silvered arched dial with Roman chapter ring with Arabic outer minute track, the signed centre with subsidiary seconds and arched date aperture, engraved with a lighthouse and two masted man o'war, within engraved spandrels with cherubs emblematic of the four elements, the arch with 'Tempus Fugit' and an eagle, fronting a bell strike movement with four ring knopped pillars, the case with arched hood with fluted columns, over an arched trunk door flanked by fluted canted corners, the plain base on shallow bracket feet, 207cm high, lacks pendulum and weights.

A mid-19th century inlaid honey oak and mahogany eight day longcase clock with moonphase by D. Robins of Birmingham, of substantial proportions - the signed, painted arched Roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial and arched date aperture, painted figural spandrels emblematic of the four continents and a painted moonphase to the arch, fronting a bell strike movement with four knopped pillars, the case with swan neck cornice over an inlaid and cross banded frieze, on turned baluster and barleytwist columns, the broad trunk with conforming pilasters flanking a triple lancet arched door inlaid with ebony and mahogany cross banding, on a conforming inlaid base with ogee bracket feet, 238cm high, lacks pendulum and weights.

A George III mahogany eight-day longcase clock by Richard Biggs of Rumsey (Romsey) - the arched brass dial signed to the centre, with a subsidiary seconds dial, arched date aperture and engraved leafy scrolls, within a Roman chapter ring and gilt-brass floral and C-scroll spandrels, the arch with painted rocking ship automata, fronting a twin train 8-day movement with four knopped pillars, bell strike and anchor escapement, the case with dentil carved arched hood with fluted columns (glass cracked), an arched trunk door with boxwood-strung edges and a plain base with swept feet, 215 cm high.* Very original condition and the case and movement do appear to be original to each other. The glass is cracked. The hood is nicely quality with finely carved columns and dentil carving. Lacks finials. The dial has a nice original patina and the painting to the rocking ship appears original. The case has a good colour and nicely original surface. There is a small piece to the mask around the hood glazing which has been off and glued back in place. The sides of the trunk are free from splits. The inside of the trunk door has a little old (inactive) worm but it is minor. The door lacks the escutcheon. The base has a small split to the top edge of the right hand side panel. The pendulum has snapped off at the lower end of the rod. 

A mid-19th century Cornish inlaid mahogany eight day longcase clock by Hodge of Helston - the signed, painted arched Roman dial with subsidiary seconds and arched date aperture, gilt hands, painted castle ruin spandrels and a painted female figure in a landcape to the arch, fronting a bell strike movement with four ring knopped pillars, the case with arched hood with fretwork cresting and mask to the glazed door, flanked by barleytwist columns, over a trunk with geometric ebony banding and canted corners, the similarly inlaid base with bracket feet, 206.5cm high, lacks pendulum and weights.

A late 18th century Scottish eight day oak longcase clock, requiring restoration - the arched brass dial signed to the arch 'Andrew Scott, Edinburgh', with a silvered Roman chapter ring and gilt brass foliate and C-scroll spandrels, the centre with a subsidiary seconds dial, circular date aperture and engraved with leafy scrolls, fronting a bell strike movement with four knopped pillars, complete with cast iron weights and pendulum (the steel spring broken), the oak case with fluted columns and a serpentine arched trunk door, 202.5cm high.

An early 19th century oak eight-day longcase clock by Pearce of Stratford - the signed, painted arched Roman dial with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, floral painted spandrels and painted castle landscape to the arch, the bell strike movement with anchor escapement, the case with swan neck top on plain turned columns, the trunk with double peaked arched door flanked by fluted quarter columns, over a panelled base with canted corners, 226 cm high.

A 19th century carved oak cased eight day longcase clock, unnamed arched sunburst gilt dial with silvered chapter ring, Roman and Arabic numerals, pierced spandrels, heavily carved trunk with Ribbon scrolls, Swags and Floral decorations, 233cm high, 51cm wide, with pendulum, two weights and key

A 19th century inlaid oak and mahogany longcase clock, unsigned painted floral dial,  Arabic numerals, eight day movement, 296cm high 47cm wide, 22cm deep

A George III Scottish longcase clock movement, 31cm arched brass dial inscribed Alex Ferguson, Cupar, Fife, Roman and Arabic numerals, seconds subsidiary, date aperture, Strike/Silent, eight-day mechanism striking on a bell, c.1810

A Victorian flame mahogany Longcase Clock, signed M. Galloway of Leeds, later painted arched dial, bold Roman numerals, eight day movement, 233cm high, 57.5cm wide.

A Late 18th Century oak longcase clock, signed Samuel Coxall, Royston, with 28cm brass dial, Roman numerals, single train 40 hour movement, 200cm high, 43cm wide, 22cm deep

A 18th century carved oak Longcase clock, John Fletcher, Barnsley, silvered dial, subsidiary half hour, bold Roman numerals, brass spandrels, two train chiming movement, intricately carved trunk with crown lozenge within floral field, shaped feet,

A mid-19th century Derbyshire oak servants’ hall longcase clock, 30.5cm square dial inscribed WHITEHURST DERBY, Roman numerals, chain-driven movement striking on a bell, the backplate numbered 66*0, the pointed-arch top case quite plain, labels to door verso including THOMAS WOODWARD SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE MR. JOHN WHITEHURST, Clock & Watch Manufacturer, DERBY, dated in ink MS 27 Sep. 1855., 222.5cm high, c.1850-51

A mixed lot of mantle and longcase clock movements and parts, weights and other items, Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A Georgian carved oak cased longcase clock, with matched brass face clock movement, the engraved face with Roman numerals and subsidiary dial, gilt metal spandrels, face marked W M Whittingham, London,Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Two pine cased longcase clocks and a Georgian longcase clock case, each of the pine cases with matched clock movements, Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A large selection of mainly longcase clock movements and parts, along with oil lamp bases to include a movement and face marked Dan Williams, Builth, Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

An Edwardian mahogany longcase clock, with three train fusee movement by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Regent Street London, with both Whittington and Westminster chimes, strike/silent mechanism and three brass cased weights and pendulum. Height 248 cm, maximum width 58 cm, depth 39 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: We currently have the clock running and it is chiming away nicely. The clock is generally in very good order. Showing signs of age-related wear, light dents, scratches etc but nothing massively untoward. There is however in the front panel at the base signs of historic woodworm. Internally it could do with a good clean but other than this it is good to go.

John Smorthwaite of Colchester, an eight day longcase clock with silvered and brass dial, the hood with three eagle finials and with columns the trunk with arched door and ebony and boxwood stringing. Overall height including finial 227 cm, width 51 cm, depth 25 cm with weights and pendulum (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The dial sheet is 41.5 cm x 30.5 cm. The trunk width is 34 cm.

A Georgian oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock case, with brass dial marked John Porthouse Penrith and with Georgian but later eight day movement attached. Height 200 cm, width 62 cm, depth 28.5 cm.

A George III oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock, with two train striking movement by N Brown Manchester, with caddy top long shaped trunk door and quarter columns and raised on a plinth. Height +/- 210 cm, maximum width at cornice 56.5 cm.

A Georgian oak longcase clock Joseph Paxton Higham Ferrers (Northamptonshire), the hood with swans neck pediment fitted with brass finials and with inlaid Prince of Wales plumes, turned columns the case with plain quarter columns and with inlaid door and inlaid shell decoration to the base, the silvered dial marked Joseph Paxton Higham Ferrers with Roman numerals and with pagoda decoration to the centre. Overall height excluding finials 122 cm, depth 23.5 cm, width 50 cm, with weights and pendulum.

An early 19th century mahogany longcase clock, by William Smith St James's Edinburgh with circular dial and two train striking movement, the case being ebony strung. Height 190 cm, width 47 cm (maximum).

James Bell eight day longcase clock, with calendar movement, with a brass dial the case with swans neck pediment and with turned columns the trunk with curved door and half columns. Overall height 217 cm, width 46 cm, depth 25 cm, with weights and pendulum.

An eight day longcase clock, the dial possibly marked Devizes and painted with pheasants, castle and bridge, the case with swans neck with finials topped with eagles and supported on either side by fluted columns. Overall height including finial 212 cm, width at base 49 cm, depth 25 cm, with weights and pendulum.

An oak and mahogany longcase clock, eight day movement, the case with swans neck pediment and with brass ball and eagle finial, the arched door with turned columns, the case with mahogany and oak crossbanding and with quarter reeded columns with painted enamel dial decorated with a young girl with caged bird, reputed to have been made by Anthony Simpson of Cockermouth. Height excluding finial 215 cm, width 51 cm, depth 25 cm, with weights and pendulum (see illustration).

A 19th century pine cased longcase clock, with two train striking movement and painted dial, the case with shaped trunk door and quarter column corners. Height including finial 224 cm.

A Georgian oak longcase clock, with thirty hour movement by Thomas Kelford Royston. Height 210 cm.

Nathaniel Voyce (1705 - 1770) of Mitcheldean, mid 18th Century oak longcase clock the square hood with glazed door flanked by turned columns with brass caps, over narrow case with long door, lockable with later ornate brass escutcheon, inlaid with six pointed star, supported by a plain base on bracket feet. The 30 hour movement, striking on a bell, with a brass 10 inch dial scumbled centre surrounded by polished brass chapter ring with Roman numerals and ornate cherub and crown spandrels. Height 194cm, width 45cm, depth 24cm. Nathaniel Voyce is a well-recorded maker from a large family of clockmakers, started by Gamaliel Voyce in the late 17th century,  who worked in Mitcheldeane, Gloucestershire. Reference: Graham Dowler Gloucestershire Clock & Watchmakers Pub. Phillimore 1984. A family tree of the Voyce family is shown page 103. Recently serviced. Weight and pendulum present. 

Singer, Frome - mid 19th Century mahogany longcase clock. Scrolled arched and inlaid pediment with three brass eagle and ball finials, over turned spiral twist columns with brass caps either side of a glazed arched door, above a wide case with quarter mounted turned spiral twist columns with brass caps flanking a short lockable door with inlaid stringing and escutcheon opening on brass hinges supported by a canted and string inlaid base on bracket feet. Eight day two train movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a bell. The 13 inch signed, painted domed dial with busy harbour scene to the dome, above a white dial surrounded by flower spray and gilt fan spandrels, Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds and date dials. Pendulum, weight, key and winder present, recently serviced. Height 230cm (inc finials), width 53cm, depth 26.5cm.

John Wilks, an 18th century oak longcase clock, the ten inch brass calendar dial supporting a thirty hour movement, striking upon a bell. 208cm 

Hifield ( Highfield), Liverpool A circa 1760 mahogany longcase clock, the arched moonphase thirteen inch calendar dial, supporting an eight day movement striking upon a bell. Pendulum and weights present, 245cm  Receipts for full overhaul of movement 2004 and 2012

An early 20th century oak longcase clock with barley twist columns to the hood, with square brass dial and spring driven Westminster chiming movement

An 18th century oak longcase clock, the thirty-hour plated movement striking the hours on a bell with an outside countwheel with the eleven-inch square brass dial having a raised chapter ring engraved with black Roman numerals and decorative blued-steel hands, the centre with floral engraved decoration and signed Wm. Marston, Bps Castle, the square hood with a moulded cornice, the trunk enclosed by a waist panel door, 218cm high.

A. G. BREWER HOYLAKE, fine quality mid 19th century regulator longcase clock, figured mahogany case with arched top, full length glazed door and sides on a box base with recessed panels and on bun feet, pierced scrollwork beneath the bezel, 33.5cms (diam.) silvered brass dial, having outer minutes and subsidiary seconds and hour dials, 8-day movement with gilded brass weight and massive heavy compensated mercury pendulum, 200cms (h)Provenance: private collection Merseyside. Arthur George Brewer was a clockmaker / watchmaker

a cast-metal longcase clock with pendulum —5 1/2in. (14cm.) high, a pair of short candlesticks, a leaf shaped chamberstick, an Art Nouveau mirror and mantel clock (some wear, mantel clock head remade)

A 19th-century mahogany and satinwood-inlaid longcase clock with later brass dial signed 'William Anderson, Letham', with pendulum and weights, height 219cm.

A reproduction oak tempus fugit longcase clock, with pendulum and weights, height 195cm.

A 19th-century Scandinavian painted and gilt longcase clock (hood as found), height 208cm.

A 19th-century Scandinavian painted and gilt longcase clock, with pendulum and weights, height 198cm.

Swedish birch longcase clock, the circular hood with carved lunette pediment, trunk with long door, plinth base, stringing throughout, 31cm circular painted dial signed A Andersen, eight day movement striking on a bell, height 222cm, with pendulum and weights.Condition report:The condition is generally good, case is an even colour, some small splits and patina, minor scuffs around the plinth and one one side corner of veneer loss, left back corner has veneer split and lifting but is there. dial is slightly discoloured around the edge, a couple of minor scratches but clear, the movement is complete, has had new cord for the weights, comes with two weights and a pendulum, movement does strike the correct time but does not run for very long, probably due to temporary setup here in the saleroom.

A Georgian mahogany longcase clock with broken arch painted dial, eight day striking movement, subsidiary and calendar dials by Hunt & Sons of Yarmouth

A 19th century cottage longcase clock with mahogany grained finish, the hood enclosing a square painted dial with subsidiary calendar dial and thirty hour striking movement

A Georgian mahogany longcase clock, the hood with swan neck pediment, the broken arch silvered dial with subsidiary calendar and secondary dials, rolling lunar phase and high water at Barnstaple, by George Williams of Bristol, overall height 237cm

An early 20th century longcase clock with decorative chip carved case enclosing a circular silvered dial (complete with two weights and pendulum) 202 cm high

A contemporary mahogany cased longcase clock with Westminster chime action and moonphase dial. The dial marked for Smallcombe clocks. Flame mahogany trunk hood and case with finial top. Measures approx. 198cm x 42cm x 26cm. 

An early 20th century black lacquer longcase clock. H.200 W.46 D.29cm.

A 19TH CENTURY OAK 30 HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK, the box hood with cylindrical pillars, flanking a glazed door that’s enclosing a painted 11 inch dial, with Roman numerals, and subsidiary date aperture, signed William Swinburne, of Hexham, on a trunk with bracket feet, height 203cm (condition report: hood locked in place and no images of movement can be taken, veneer missing to door, one weight and pendulum)

A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, with twin swan neck pediment and turned supports, flanking an arched glazed door, that's enclosing a 12 inch painted convex dial, depicting Roman numerals, above a single trunk door, raised on a box plinth (conation report: trunk key, one pendulum, two weights, ideal for restoration, due to losses, paint splatters, missing back legs, loose sections, other wear and tear)

A late 19th century Vienna walnut longcase clock regulator, having a circular silvered Roman 10½" dial with engine turned centre, Lenskirch single brass case weight-driven eight-day movement, numbered 486538, with steel and brass pendulum, the case having long glazed door to a boxbase with single long drawer, h.192cmClock runs.Missing finial to cornice.Some emulsion paint to back of both sides.Base with some veneer losses around drawer.Chapter ring with light tarnishing.All brass good.No evidence of woodworm.

Thomas Cartwright of London - an early 18th century chinoiserie black lacquered longcase clock, having arched brass 12" dial, signed disc to the arch, Roman and Arabic chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial, matted centre and pierced blue steel hands, twin winding holes for a brass eight-day four pillar weight driven movement striking on a bell, h.242cmNot running as arm that goes from movement into pendulum is broken.Arch to dial is seperate piece of brass so presumably later addedCheeks cut down and later blocks in place.Moulding loss to base of drawer and beneath hood on right hand side.Otherwise appears in original but tired condition.No finials.With weights and pendulum.We do not know if it’s a marriage; the dial fits the case really well, but the cheeks have been built up which suggests that it may be.

Georgian oak and similar longcase clock, 'Barns of London', Barnes of London?, with brass dial with ornate putti decoration, with circular lenticle, complete with 2 weights and pendulum, untested, 196cm tall, without key. Needs some restoration, some damages and trim missing, odd bits present. Untested, has been touched up in places. Hinges and glass good.

A boxwood strung Mahogany cased Longcase Clock having an arched dial with Arabic numerals, inset second hand and date register, the arch with an atmospheric rural scene in olden times with a young lady carrying a basket, her dog gamboling along at her side, a church visible in the distance beyond a lake framed by mature broadleaf trees. To the corners of the face are well painted sea shells and sea weed. The face bears the maker's name "W. Coulson, N. Shields" and the eight day two train movement strikes the hours on a bell, 96 3/8" high x 20" wide x 9 1/4" deep, The arched hood is flanked by spherical finials and there is a 2 1/2" high central plinth present, for a finial but the third finial is absent, the clock was running during the days of cataloguing.

Hutchinson of Worksop - late 18th century 8-day oak longcase clock, with a broken arch pediment and break arch hood door beneath, circular glazed wooden bezel flanked by reeded pilasters with wooden capitals, trunk with recessed quarter columns and a wavy topped door, on a rectangular plinth with a raised panel and bracket feet, silvered sheet dial with Roman numerals, five minute Arabic's and a Dutch arcade minute track, with engraved seconds and date dials and matching steel hands, rack striking movement with a recoil escapement, striking the hours on a bell. With pendulum, weights and key.Dimensions: Height: 220cm  Length/Width: 45cm  Depth/Diameter: 23cm

John Fardon of Deddington (Oxon) - provincial mid-18th century 30hr pine cased longcase clock, with a flat top and dentil cornice beneath, square hood door with attached pillars and brass capitals, long trunk with conforming flat topped door on a reduced plinth, brass dial with cast spandrels, engraved dial centre with calendar aperture, chapter ring with short Roman numerals, five minute Arabics and minute track, dial pinned to a chain driven striking movement striking the hours on a cast bell. With pendulum and weight.Dimensions: Height: 200cm  Length/Width: 42cm  Depth/Diameter: 24cm

James Bowra of Sevenoaks Kent - 18th century 8-day ebonised longcase clock with gilt decoration c1740, with a flat top, dentil moulding beneath and shaped back splats, break arch hood door flanked by plain pilasters with wooden capitals, long trunk with a curved topped door, on a square plinth with canted corners and raised on a moulded base, brass dial with cast spandrels and a silvered 'Punch' automata to the arch, matted dial centre with seconds ring and date aperture, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, five minute Arabics, minute and quarter hour tracks, with matching steel hands and silvered makers name plate, rack striking movement with a recoil anchor escapement, striking the hours on a bell. With weights and pendulum.Dimensions: Height: 220cm  Length/Width: 45cm  Depth/Diameter: 23cm

William Vale of Finsbury (London) - late 18th century 8-day mahogany longcase clock, flat topped break-front hood with a break-arch hood door, detached reeded pilasters with wooden capitals, trunk with a blind fret, stopped reeded quarter columns and a long wavy topped door, on a square plinth with canted corners and bracket feet, engraved silver sheet dial with cast brass spandrels, matching steel hands and rolling moon to the arch, with an engraved seconds dial, Roman numerals, five minute Arabics, minute markers and matching steel hands, three train, quarter chiming movement on six bells with a recoil anchor escapement. With pendulum and weights. This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory ActDimensions: Height: 220cm  Length/Width: 50cm  Depth/Diameter: 27cmCondition Report:Ivory Act - Submission reference: 73SLGC31