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A Victorian eight-day longcase clock. Contained in a scumbled pine case, the arch painted with a hunting scene, with a 30cm painted dial, overall height 198cm.This clock retains the weights, pendulum, and the winder key, but does not appear to have been working for some time, and will presumably need attention/cleaning.The dial has had a certain amount of repainting, and there are a few losses and damage to the case.

An oak longcase clock The arched silvered dial signed John Miller Bedford, with an eight-day movement and carved case, height 213cm.

A 19th century eight-day longcase clock. The arched painted dial signed Hart, Malmsbury, in an oak and mahogany banded case, height 231cm.The clock has not been in use for some time and has not been seen working. The swan neck pediments have been cut and adapted for a lower ceiling. The case is in good solid condition. The pendulum bob has become detached the winding key is present with two weights.

An eight-day longcase clock movement by Richard Wills, Truro. The square brass 27cm dial with calendar niche, in a later mahogany case, height 198cm.

A thirty-hour longcase clock movement. The square 28cm (11") dial signed John Box Launceston, with calendar niche, contained in a later pine case, height 202cm.

A late 18th Century oak and mahogany cross-banded longcase clock with an eight-day movement, the 12 inch brass broken arch dial with subsidiary seconds and date dials and with a silvered chapter ring, bearing signature for Samuel Jarvis, Birmingham, height 203cm.

A George III line inlaid mahogany longcase clock with eight-day movement striking on a bell, with a twin swan neck pediment above the 14 inch painted broken arch dial, with Adam and Eve automaton to the arch, with subsidiary seconds and date dials, signed John Barber, Nottingham, with an inlaid foliate paterae to the trunk door and the base, height 240cm.

An early 19th Century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock by Owen Birmingham, enclosed by a broken swan neck pediment over a short trunk door flanked by reeded cants and brass capitals, on a canted plinth base and bracket feet, height 212cm.

A late 18th Century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock with eight-day movement striking on a bell, the 12 inch square brass dial with date aperture, signed T. Kent, Dudley, height 210cm.

GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, with two train eight day movement, the white enamel dial set with Roman numerals, figural scenes painted to the spandrels and luntette, the pillared hood with swan neck pediment and orb finial209cm highFace very worn. Veneer lifting in several places. Damage to brass support brackets. Lower hand not working and has replacement screw. Has had some repairs to case. Small amount of historic woodworm. Further images now online.

QUEEN ANNE WALNUT AND MARQUETRY LONGCASE CLOCK EARLY 18TH CENTURY the hood with a flat moulded cornice above a square door, enclosing a 10 inch brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, and two winding holes, with pierced mask spandrels, above a walnut moulded trunk door with a circular lenticle, on a square plinth with moulding, all inlaid with figural and floral marquetry panels on ebonised grounds, the twin train five pillar movement striking a bellDimensions:199cm high, 43cm wide, 24cm deepProvenance:Provenance: Property of the late Mrs. Jean Bogie

VICTORIAN CARVED OAK GOTHIC STYLE CHIMING LONGCASE CLOCK, ATTRIBUTED TO J J ELLIOTT 19TH CENTURY the hood with trefoil crenelations and carved oak leaf panels and crocket spire mouldings, the sides with Gothic trellis sound frets, enclosing a brass dial with a silvered Roman numeral chapter ring and gilt floral engraved mask and three winding holes, a silvered subsidiary seconds dial, and blued steel fleur-de-lis hands, with 'CHIME/ SILENT' and 'WESTMINSTER/ WHITTINGTON' levers to the outer edge, above and moulded glazed Gothic arch trunk door, on a stepped plinth base with quatrefoil details, the three train quarter-chiming movement with pull repeat, striking both Westminster and Whittington chimes to a pin wheel of eight steel chimes with an additional strike chime, stamped HarringtonDimensions:248cm high, 64cm wide, 35cm deep

GEORGE III OAK AND MAHOGANY MOONPHASE LONGCASE CLOCK, JOHN PATTISON, HALIFAX LATE 18TH CENTURY the swan neck cornice with embossed brass roundels, above a 13 inch painted breakarch dial with moonphase and central reserve painted with a gentleman and lady in an ironmonger's workshop, Roman numeral chapter and subsidiary seconds dial, the spandrels painted with flowers, over a moulded arch trunk door flanked by brass mounted quarter columns, on a plinth base, the twin train eight-day movement striking a bellDimensions:225cm high, 58cm wide, 25cm deep

GEORGE III PAINTED WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCK, JAMES SPEIGHT, TONG LATE 18TH CENTURY the hood with a pagoda pediment, enclosing a 12 inch brass engraved breakarch dial with silvered chapters with Roman numerals, subsidiary calendar dial flanked by scrolls and birds, the maker's name inscribed to the top of the arch 'Speight, Tong', the arch with a painted scene of a shepherd with his flock, above a moulded trunk door with lenticle, on a plinth with bracket feet, the case painted with Classical motifs within scrolling foliage, the eight-day two train movement striking a bellDimensions:243cm high, 55cm wide, 30cm deepProvenance:Provenance: Henryson-Caird Collection, Cassencarie House

SCOTTISH BLONDE MAHOGANY DRUMHEAD LONGCASE CLOCK, JAMES RITCHIE & SON, EDINBURGH EARLY 19TH CENTURY the moulded hood enclosing a 13 inch painted cream enamel signed dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds and date dials, above a case with moulded door flanked by chamfered corners, on a plain plinth, the twin train movement striking a bellDimensions:208cm high, 46cm wide, 23cm deepProvenance:Provenance: Stevenson Collection

Eight day longcase clock 'William Gardner in Uxbridge fecit' with 10" dial, cherub and scroll spandrels in walnut case with quartered veneers and tapering barley twist columns, the hood formerly rising, with original hook. Various restorations late 17th/early 18th century.Condition report:Case looks late 17th/early 18th century. Old oak carcass with some original veneers. Door may have had some restoration (no trace of key escutcheon) old hinges nailed to door but re-fitted old screws on trunk. Hood top old but restorations on slide and mouldings on base. Nice tapering barley twist columns. Fret possibly original. Old hook nailed on. Bun feet replaced but base seems to be the same as trunk.Movement with possible wheel and pinion replacements. Back cock and pendulum 19th century brass cased weights, probably original.

Eight day longcase clock by Robt Sharp of Jedburgh with painted arch dial with stately home scene in mahogany case with Sheraton style inlay and box stringing. C1830

19th century mahogany cased longcase clock, with hand painted and enamelled dial, and with rocking ship automata to arch. Unsigned. Approx. 230 x 47 x 25cms used condition wear to ship automata stains on dial not tested

An 18th century oak longcase clock by James Schofield of Barnsley, with X/B decoration, the hood with swan neck pediment, turned finial, and turned side columns, the trunk with full length doors on bracket feet with arched brass dial and landscape to the arch, lettered "Sic Transit Gloria Mundi" 8 day, striking movement, ht. 2200cm

An early 19th century oak and mahogany longcase clock by Matthew Robson Belford, the hood with swan neck and fretted pediment and turned side columns, the trunk with full length arched door and 1/4 turned columns, arched painted dial with 8 day striking movement, ht. 2200cm

An Irish late Georgian Provincial inlaid mahogany Longcase Clock, by John Martin, Kilkenny, with divided pediment above an arched brass dial, with two subsidiary dials for date and seconds, and 'Tempis Fugit' to the arch, Roman and Arabic numerals flanked with a fluted pilaster to either side, above a trunk door with shaped top on a moulded inlaid box base with plinth, 214cms x 52cms (7' x 20''). (1)

An early 20th Century Longcase walnut Clock, with arched top and circular brass dial with Arabic numerals above a glazed door raised on a plinth with short cabriole legs, 193cms x 47cms (76" x 18 1/2"). (1)

A very good chinoiserie lacquered Longcase Clock, the circular brass dial by J. Aldridge Froust St. City Road, with single hand minute pointer and smaller subsidiary dial for the hour and a subsidiary dial for seconds, the hour dial with Roman numerals and the others with Arabic numerals, the lacquered hood and case profusely decorated in the chinoiserie style with figures birds and pagodas. 197cms (77 1/2''). (1)

A very fine Irish mahogany Chippendale Longcase Clock, 12 1/2" square brass dial with extensive engraving signed 'Newman Fecitt' [sic], in typical Chippendale case, with pendulum, two lead weights and pulleys, and winding and trunk door keys. Thomas Newman was an important early Dublin clockmaker. (1)

An important and fine quality Irish inlaid walnut Longcase Clock, the hood with arch top over a break arch brass dial, signed  'Matthew Walsh, Dublin' c. 1735, with rolling moon and age-of-tide dial in its arch, the case with extensive 'C' scroll and other inlay, on block base, with ogee bracket feet, approx. 244cms (8') high. (1)

A very fine Irish brass mounted Longcase Clock, the shaped cornice above a square brass dial, Signed  Dan O'Neill, Dublin, the silverised chapter ring with Roman & Arabic numerals and a subsidiary dial for seconds, the arched and ebony strung trunk door with bead and urn pilasters, on a conforming moulded and ebony strung box base with plinth, 211cms x 47cms (83'' x 18 1/2''). (1)

WILLIAM CARTER, LONDON; a good George III mahogany eight day longcase clock, the circular brass dial with subsidiary seconds and date, signed WM Carter, height 215cm.

ANTIQUE MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK CIRCA 1840, having an arched top painted dial set with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date dials before a twin weight pendulum driven bell strike movement (pendulum and weights included), the clock hood with broken swan neck pediment and single arched glazed door flanked by turned pillars, the trunk middle having canted corners and a single cross banded door with cockbeaded edging on a stepped trunk base, on turned bun feet, 223cms overall H, 51.5cms max. WProvenance: private collection Conwy

A Scandinavian painted and gilt longcase clock with pendulum and weights

18th century 30 hour longcase clock by William Bull of Leicester with chain driven mechanism & silver & brass dial in an oak case Ht 201cm

William IV longcase clock by William Ripley of Louth with 8 day movement painted dial depicting a battle ship scene in a mixed wood case (clock strikes but missing the bell)

18th century longcase clock by John Weller of London with an 8 day movement in an oak case & a brass dial Ht 204cm

Early 19th century 8 day longcase clock by George Atkinson of Louth in an oak case  Ht 213cm 

Robert Bunyan of Lincoln George III brass face longcase clock with 8 day movement in a fine mahogany case with quarter column corners & box wood inlay and blind fretwork Ht 203cm W 45cm 

A 19th Century Oak Longcase Clock with White Enamelled Dial Decorated with Bird and Flowers, 30 Hour Movement with Date Indicator in need of Attention but Complete with Weight and Pendulum

A George III oak and mahogany longcase clock,with an urn finial, above a painted 12" dial with Roman numerals, inscribed 'Lewis, Swansea', subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, with rolling lunar dial to the upper arch, to fluted pilasters, on ogee bracket feet, 51cm wide24.5cm deep225cm highCondition ReportWith weights and pendulum. Two splits to the front of the case. Crazing to the painted dial. Please note that the movement has not been tested and therefore, the working condition is unknown.

An oak longcase clock case,19th century, case and hood only, no workings,209cm highglazed hood 30.5cm wideCondition ReportCase and hood only, no workingsOne central finial missing from the top. No key, trunk door locked.

A carved oak longcase clock,18th century and later, the broken arch moon phase dial inscribed 'James Kirkham Holywell', with a silvered chapter ring and date aperture, enclosing a four pillar movement striking on a bell, in a profusely carved case, the hood flanked by caryatids, complete with weights and pendulum,65cm wide44cm deep213cm highCondition ReportChips, losses and splits to the case, particularly to the area where the slides into the trunk. Movement not tested. Trunk door locked, with no key present. General knocks and wear commensurate with age. Please see the additional images of the case highlighting all components of the case present. The movement is not overwound but likely needs the attention of a clock restorer, please see the additional images of the movement.

A Georgian mahogany longcase clock with broken arch brass dial and engraved detail, subsidiary calendar and secondary dial by Francis fisher of London

A regency mahogany longcase clock with broken arch painted dial with shell spandrels, subsidiary calendar and secondary dials and eight day striking movement, Michael Marks of Cardiff

A Georgian oak country made longcase clock with column supports, enclosing a square cut painted dial with subsidiary calendar and secondary dial and 30 hours striking movement, with pendulum and weight

A Georgian mahogany London longcase clock with arched door the hood with column supports enclosing a broken arch brass dial with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary calendar and secondary dial and strike/silent selector with eight day striking movement by Joseph Herring of London (Joseph Herring is noted in Brittens as working 1725-63, with pendulum, weights and winder

A Georgian mahogany longcase clock, the case with reeded and canted corners the hood with swan neck pediment enclosing a broken arch brass dial with engraved detail and subsidiary calendar and secondary dials by Thomas wood of Nailsworth, to the arch an engraved armorial lion and 'Venioutfur' with eight day striking movement

A Georgian oak longcase clock enclosing a square brass dial with cast brass spandrels and further engraved detail, subsidiary calendar dial and 30 hours striking movement by Joseph Mason of Nailsworth

A Georgian mahogany longcase clock, the hood with swan neck pediment enclosing a broken arched painted dial with subsidiary calendar and secondary dials, floral spandrels, to the archway two doves, with eight day striking movement

A regency longcase clock the oak case and hoof with swan neck pediment, enclosing a broken arched and painted dial, a rocking ship leaving harbour, subsidiary calendar and secondary dials and eight day striking movement

Mid 19th century mahogany longcase clock, the hood with turned columns and swan neck pediment enclosing a broken arched painted dial incorporating a lunar phase with landscape detail with subsidiary calendar and secondary dial and eight day striking movement E Baker of Birmingham

Pinn, Exmouth, a late 18th century oak longcase clock, the hood with broken swan neck and turned columns, the trunk with cross-banded plain field door on a box base, the 28cm square painted dial signed Pinn, Exmouth, with date aperture, the 30-hour movement striking to a bell, 203cm high.

A box of assorted dolls house furniture, to include armoire, longcase clock, highback chair, refectory type table etc

A 19th century 8 day longcase clock with brass 11 inch dial - Height 196cm

A 19th century 8 day longcase clock with a painted arched dial signed Kirton, Newcastle in an oak and mahogany case with weights and pendulum - in need of some restoration - 230cm to finial

An 8 day longcase clock in an oak and mahogany crossbanded case with a painted dial with lunar moon, possible Welsh maker, case has Prince of Wales feathers

1920s Art Deco longcase clock with Westminter chimes

Jno Webster, Edinburgh, circa 1805 Scottish longcase clock. With 8-day movement, seconds and calendar inset dials (rubbed), circular hooded white painted 32cm dial, in a mahogany case featuring a long trunk door with quarter columns to trunk and flame mahogany sections. H210cm Condition Report: there are only two veneer losses, both by the hinge, the dial needs re painting as only when I 'torch light it' can I make out he writing on the dial. Otherwise it seemsfine !

Geo Lowe Gloucester (early 19th century ac. Baille) longcase clock. A mahogany cased 30cm painted dial 8 day grandfather clock with swan neck pediment, blind fret and shaped columns to hood, short trunk door and boxwood stringing, H225 cm (inc.finial)

A 19th century oak and mahogany eight-day longcase clock with painted dial. Approximately 225 cm high.

An early 20th century oak longcase clock. 202 cm high.

An early 20th century oak longcase clock. 179 cm high.

A Mahogany Chiming Longcase Clock, retailed by Batty & Sons, Manchester, circa 1900, 13-3/4-inch arched brass dial, Whittington/Cambridge chime selection dial and chime/silent, large triple weight driven movement with a deadbeat escapement, chiming on eight tubular bells and a further tubular bell for the hours257cm highCase with some mouldings missing, left hand side of the trunk and hood with some fret work missing, front of the hood with some carved mounts missing and moulding missing, gilt metal columns are discoloured, case with scratches and dents in parts, dial is discoloured, movement is dirty, one of the chiming hammers has broken and needs repairing, clock needs restoration to the case and the movement cleaning. With pendulum, three weights and nine tubular bells.

A Good Oak Eight Day Longcase Clock with an Interesting Engraved Coat of Arms for the Robinson Family, signed Will Wilson, Kendal, circa 1755, swan neck pediment, inset front columns, nicely figured trunk door with crossbanded inlaid outer borders, brick work decoration to the lower sides of the trunk, plinth with canted corners, 13-inch arch brass dial with a silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring signed, arch with silvered plaque with engraved Coat of Arms, four pillar movement with an anchor escapement and rack striking on a bell227cm highThe Coat of Arms is for the Robinson family and it would have been owned by John W Robinson of Highgate in Kendal at the time. John W Robinson was Mayor in Kendal in 1756-57.This clockmaker William Wilson was apprenticed to William Burton of Kendal in 1735. He purchased clock cases from Gillows and supplied them with a clock. Some of his clocks are displayed in Nunnington Hall near York (this clock was owned by a W Rutson, Mayor of Kendal 1772), and also displayed at Cannon Hall, WR of Yorkshire and Abbott Hall, in Kendal.Case has a good colour and a nice patina to the surfaces, some signs of small cracks to the hood sides, top central finial with wear and chips, front of the plinth with a central crack, trunk door slightly bowed, signs of old woodworm holes to the backboard and the topside of the hood which are now non-active, dial is clean, movement is clean. With pendulum and two weights.