An early 18th Century walnut and marquetry longcase clock by William Speakman Junior of London, the 11ins square brass dial with wide silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, matted dial centre with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture and with turned winding holes, cast cherub's head and leaf scroll spandrels to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in walnut and marquetry fronted case, the hood with moulded cornice and plain turned pillars to door, the door itself with trailing floral ornament, the trunk door with marquetry panel depicting cupids, urns of flowers, birds and trailing floral ornament, with plain glass lenticle to centre and plain mounded mouldings to edge of door, the plinth similarly inlaid with floral and leaf scroll ornament, each within stylised scale pattern borders, on later carved paw pattern feet, 83.5ins high Note : William Speakman Senior recorded working London, Apprentice 1654, Clockmaker 1661, Master of the Clockmakers Company 1701-1717. His son, William recorded as Apprentice 1688
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18th century oak and mahogany cross banded eight day longcase clock by Joseph Booth of Bridport, painted dial with subsidiary second and date dial, twin train movement striking on bell, 196cmSplits to bottom of case. Cannot confirm if in working order. Comes with two weights and a pendulum. Blistering to painted face all over.
An Irish elm and oak longcase clock, fretted cresting to hood, fluted columns, modillion cornice and carved frieze, 30.5cm square enamel dial subsidiary seconds dial, silvered date aperture, associated 8-day movement striking on a bell, inscribed Chas. Macnally/ Londonderry, trunk with rectangular door, fluted canted angles 203cm high Charles MacNally was working in Ulster from c. 1820 signing both from Omagh and Londonderry, before migrating to Canada c. 1830 and settling down as a maker in York, Ontario (then still capital of Upper Canada). Condition Report: Base panel water stained and cracked, associated movement and dial good
18th century longcase clock with thirty hour movement striking on a bell, eleven inch square dial with crown and cherub spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, signed - Edn Barlow Oldham, matted centre with foliate engraved decoration, calendar aperture and single pierced brass hand in an oak case with long door with star marquetry inlay, architectural hood with blind fret frieze, 203cm overall height (weight and pendulum present)
George III eight day longcase clock by Amyot of Norwich, the arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds and date aperture, engraved decoration on cast spandrels, in oak case with whale tail scroll pediment, brass finials and turned pilasters, 235cm high on bracket feet (pendulum and weights present)
George III eight day longcase clock by F. Marshall of Bath, with painted arched dial with subsidiary seconds in oak case with swan-neck pediment and turned columns, 210cm high (pendulum and weights present) CONDITION REPORT General overall condition reasonably good. Movement is dirty and we are unable to say if it is in full working order. Seat board has been replaced and crutch has been bent to accommodate it. Seat board supports have been replaced and are now fixed inside side panels. Dial is dirty and crazed. Some damage to enamelling. Second hand is a replacement and dial itself is bent at bottom right corner. Case is in good condition. Some minor evidence of woodworm activity particularly in back board. Minor cracking to side panels, joints in plinth are opening up. Hood is generally good, front door hinges have been relocated at some time. Difficult to date but we believe late 18th / early 19th century
An 18th century and later longcase clock by Thomas Morgan Edinburgh, the arched brass dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, in later mahogany inlaid trunk, with two weights, 220cm high x 44.5cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Lot 444 - Case: fretwork to frieze of hood buckled and lifting in areas, some lacking, split to right side of hood, moulding to cornice repaired to right side, small chunk lacking to left side, beading lacking to left side of trunk, general cracks to veneer especially to cross body, base is cracked and areas of veneer replaced, finial lacking. Backboards to base have been replaced, later seat board and side packers, mechanism untested, face measures 42cm high x 31cm wide. Comes with two weights, pendulum and winding keys.
An early Victorian longcase clock, the painted arch dial with rolling moon-face and bearing Arabic numerals, the decorative hood having a swan pediment, centre ball and eagle and with floral painted glass panes above full-Corinthian column supports. The inlaid and cross-banded trunk with shaped door, flanked by quarter Corinthian columns, 93ins high (237cms)
WILKINSON, WIGTON A 19TH CENTURY OAK LONGCASE CLOCK (with later alterations) the dial engraved Wilkinson of Wigton, the hood with swan neck pediment and fluted columns, the case with mahogany crossbanding and quarter columns, the dial with moon phas e cast spandrels and silvered dial with Roman numerals and Arabic minutes, eight day movement converted to chime, 2.16m high
An early 19th century Longcase Clock, the painted arch dial with floral spandrels and inscribed "John Richardson, Bubwith" with seconds and date rings, eight day striking movement, in oak and mahogany case with swan's neck pediment, quarter round pilasters and bracket feet, 7' 4" (224cms) high.
A mid 19th century Longcase Clock, the arched dial inscribed "Kirby, Malton" with seconds ring, date aperture and painted with sporting scenes. With eight day movement, in mahogany and oak case with swan's neck pediment and baluster turned pilasters, the trunk with quarter round mouldings and inlaid decoration, on bracket feet. 7' 6" (229cms) high.
A Victorian oak and mahogany longcase clock with 14 ins painted arched top dial, Roman numerals with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture and painted spandrels, signed Griffith Owen, Llanrwst, before a twin weight driven movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, pendulum and weights included, the hood with broken swan neck pediment, arched top door with flanking turned wooden pillars, oak and mahogany crossbanded single door with matching flanking pillars on a chamfered stepped base, the trunk base and door centre inlaid with diamond shaped floral motif, 231 cms high
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