Régence Giltwood Mirror
Circa 1720, The central rectangular mirror plate with strapwork banding and foliate clasps to the angles, surmounted by a shaped cresting with C...
Circa 1720, The central rectangular mirror plate with strapwork banding and foliate clasps to the angles, surmounted by a shaped cresting with C...
The dial signed Mabille a Paris , circa 1775-80 The circular enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, inscribed Mabille a Paris , set withi...
Circa 1760 The later rectangular mirror plate within a C-scroll and foliate pierced border, surmounted by a foliate clasp. Height 52 inches...
Of urn form, with a central horizontal rotating band with Roman numerals, the body decorated with classical portrait roundels against a plum scale...
Late 19th century Of urn form, with a horizontal rotating clock having a Roman numeral band within an amethyst body painted with classical round...
20th century The rectangular faux Lapis-Lazuli enameled top above a conforming case with glass door signed JAEGER LeCOULTRE in yellow, enclosing...
20th century The rectangular faux tortoise-enameled top above a conforming case with glass door signed JAEGER LeCOULTRE in yellow, enclosing a g...
The dial signed Thomé a Versailles , circa 1820 The circular dial with Roman and Arabic numerals within a shaped case surmounted by a female ma...
In the 'Art Deco' pattern, circa 1920-24 The square slanting case with a green enameled border and trim centering a circular face with black ...
Circa 1970 Model 7512, the white dial with Roman numerals signed Cartier, Paris, serial #750708899, Swiss made. Height 3 inches (7.6 cm) squa...
Late 19th century Art Nouveau wood and pewter mantel clock with round enamel face, Arabic numerals, jewelled detail to ornate decoration, with win...
Early 20th century German-made mantel alarm clock in ornate Black Forest-style wooden case, Roman numerals, twin bell alarm.
A late 19th century walnut-cased Dent 8-day mantel clock, 34-35 Royal Exchange, London, model 1385. Ornate silvered square dial with Roman numeral...
19th c French brass 8 day mantle clock gilt and enamel dial with Arabic numerals bevelled glass panels, mercury filled pendulum with key 31cm H X ...
1930s Enfield 8 day mantel clock together with a 1980 anniversary clock in a perspex dome.
Mid 20th century 8-day oak-cased mantel clock with Westminster chime and Roman numerals, by Woodford, together with two further torsion pendulum (...
1920s/30s oak cased 8-day wall clock with Arabic numerals
Late 19th century German-made walnut and ebonised 8-day wall clock with round enamel face, Roman numerals, and hour and half-hour chime.
A 19th century veneered Vienna wall clock with enamel dial. In need of attention.
Late George II 8 Day oak case long case clock by M Thomas of Caernarfon with square brass face with date and seconds sub dials Roman and Arabic nu...
A 19th century Parisian porcelain mantel clock on a matching stand in turquoise and gilt with a flower bouquet detail, and a round enamel face wit...
Derby interest: c.1938 retirement gift, 8-day mantel clock made by J. Smith & Sons, Derby, square in form, square face with Roman numerals, silver...
Late 19th century brass J.W. Benson of London 8-day mantel clock with white enamel face, Roman numerals and shepherd boy details relief to top.
Cartel clock, Louis XV, France, c. 1765, signed "BUNON A PARIS", the partly gilded brass case features a pediment crowned with a cock and a matchi...
Large Louis XV Boulle pendule with console, Paris, c. 1750/60, signed "Brindeau a Paris", body with recessed sides and rich marquetry in tortoises...
Figurine pendulum clock, Paris, second half of the 19th century, signed "POTONIÈ PARIS", brass case with gilded cast-metal front and alabaster inl...
Comtoise, France, c. 1870, inscribed ‘Castillon à Gimont’, wide harp-shaped pendulum, striking mechanism, dial with floral decoration, winding han...
Table clock ‘Horse’, Louis XVI, Paris, c. 1780, signed ‘MOILOT A PARIS’, bronze; a bronze horse on a pedestal with volute feet; emerging from the ...
Les Frères Vuilleumier, Switzerland, travelling clock in the form of a pocket watch, No. 109, gold-plated brass case, white dial ring with Roman n...
Pendulum regulator, late 19th century, three-sided glazed case veneered in mahogany with bevelled corners, white enamel dial set in a brass bezel ...
Amsterdam floor clock, signed "Hendrik Vollenhoven / Amsterdam", c. 1780, later converted to include a musical mechanism. Richly marquetry-decorat...
Bergisch frame clock, c. 1700, 8-day movement, oak case with a fitted moulded frame and flamed mouldings, blue iron plate, pewter spandrels and nu...
Large Boulle clock, Louis XIV, France, c. 1700, the three-sided glazed case in Boulle marquetry, rich bronze appliqués including figurative mascar...
Rococo grandfather clock, Denmark, mid-18th century, formerly attributed to Mathias Ortmann; the dial, with Roman numerals, is monogrammed ‘JCP’, ...
Large ‘Orpheus’ pendulum clock, Empire style, France, c. 1810/20, signed “Michelez / Elève de Breguet”, bronze, chiselled and fire-gilded, and par...
"Vernis Martin" console clock, Louis XV, France, c. 1750, three-sided glazed case with recessed sides, polychrome lacquered floral bouquets on a g...
Classical cartouche clock "au vase", Louis XVI, France, c. 1780, signed OLIN A PARIS, designed by Jean Charles Delafosse (1739-1784), the case fea...
Large Historicism regulator, c. 1900, the case architecturally structured and veneered in walnut, white enamelled dial with Roman hour markers and...
Jaeger-LeCoultre, Atmos table clock, Switzerland, c. 1980, gold-plated brass case, glazed on five sides, with a white Roman numeral dial and black...
Viennese regulator, Historicism, Austria-Hungary, c. 1880, wooden case with glazing on three sides and architectural detailing, featuring a balust...
Viennese regulator, Emil Focke, Vienna, mid-19th century, three-sided glazed mahogany case with a Schinkel-style pediment and recessed plinth, bra...
Grandfather clock, Scotland, George III, late 18th century, signed on the dial Charles Campbell / Bo'ness (1732-1812), case in mahogany veneer wit...
Rococo grandfather clock, Louis XV, France, c. 1750, signed "Le Bon à Paris", curved case veneered in rosewood and other woods, pendulum window wi...
Neoclassical mantel clock, France, c. 1920, Adolphe Mougin (1848-1928), movement plate numbered “3368” and bearing the maker’s signature “AD. MOUG...
Delicate Art Nouveau small table clock, c. 1910, case tapering upwards on short feet with flat brass appliqués in geometrically stylised arch and ...
Figurine pendulum clock “l’Amour vainqeur du Temps”, Louis XVI style, Paris, c. 1780, signed “Leblond a Paris”, marble case with rich gilded appli...
Bracket Clock, England, c. 1830, signed "Esplin / Wigan", case with rounded pediment in flamed mahogany, moulded plinth and matching pediment corn...
Viennese Regulator, Germany/Austria, last quarter of the 19th century, historicist case veneered in walnut and burl walnut with ebonised decorativ...
Lantern clock, France, c. 1770, signed THILLOY LILLERS, 1-day brass movement with weight-driven mechanism, anchor escapement and half-hour strike ...
Chicken Comtoise, France, dated 1784, iron case with brass pediment and a crowning cock above three Bourbon lilies, 13-part dial comprising enamel...
Frisian chair clock, Netherlands, 18th/19th century, polychrome wooden case with openwork, partially gilded metal appliqués and mermaids on the si...
Comtoise, France, dated 1840, signed "Pierre Sage" on the dial, Roman hour markers, striking mechanism with bell, folding pendulum, two weights
Bracket Clock, London, first half of the 18th century, signed "Markwick Londini", ebonised case glazed on all sides with a crowning brass handle i...
Grandfather clock, 1814, North German, walnut, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals; the movement is signed on the front plate beneath the centr...
Jaeger LeCoultre ATMOS V, Switzerland, c. 1970, Ref. 5800, No. 367064, Calibre 526-5, rotating pendulum clock, gold-plated brass case glazed on al...
Pocket watch with alarm, Louis XVI, France, c. 1770, formerly attributed to Robert Osmond, inscribed "A PARIS", the case in gilded bronze richly d...