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A late 18th century longcase clock, the 13” brass dial signed: “Jno. Gibson, Glasgow”, subsidiary
A late 18th century longcase clock, the 13” brass dial signed: “Jno. Gibson, Glasgow”, subsidiary seconds & date dials to the engraved centre, in ...
An English dial clock with fusee movement, 13"diam. painted dial with black roman numerals, in oak
An English dial clock with fusee movement, 13"diam. painted dial with black roman numerals, in oak case with brass bezel. (Ex. R.A.F.).
An Edwardian striking mantel clock with 7" diam. white enamel convex dial, eight-day movement, in
An Edwardian striking mantel clock with 7" diam. white enamel convex dial, eight-day movement, in inlaid mahogany "balloon" case; 17" high.
A Victorian drop-dial wall clock with 12" diam. painted dial in inlaid walnut case, with decorative glass panel to the trunk.
An Ansonia mantel clock with 5" diam. gilt two-part dial, in carved mahogany case; 12" high.
An Ansonia mantel clock with 5" diam. gilt two-part dial, in carved mahogany case; 12" high.
A late 19th century mantel timepiece with 3" diam. white enamel dial, in grey & rouge enamel case
A late 19th century mantel timepiece with 3" diam. white enamel dial, in grey & rouge enamel case with gilt-metal mounts; 15" high.
A Victorian striking mantel clock in rouge marble & black slate case; 12" wide x 9" high.
A late 19th century striking mantel clock in gilt metal case with cherub to the right, on rouge
A late 19th century striking mantel clock in gilt metal case with cherub to the right, on rouge marble base; 11" high. (Lacking bell).
An Edwardian mantel clock with eight-day fusee movement striking & chiming the quarters on coiled
An Edwardian mantel clock with eight-day fusee movement striking & chiming the quarters on coiled gong, 8" diam. silvered dial, in inlaid mahogany...
AN 18th century LONGCASE CLOCK, the 12" brass dial signed: "John Smith, Chester", with engraved
AN 18th century LONGCASE CLOCK, the 12" brass dial signed: "John Smith, Chester", with engraved centre, subsidiary seconds & date aperture, eight-...
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