Desbois and Wheeler Grays Inn Passage c.1810
A very well proportioned Georgian tavern clock by these distinguished makers, with a 20” diameter wooden dial, brass hands, the minute counterbalanced, and a mahogany case with fine flame mahogany veneer to the door.
Stock No.3469
// SOLD //Chas: Plumley Ludgate Hill London c.1820
A classic Regency bracket clock, with an 8” diameter convex dial to the two train movement with anchor escapement, signed on the backplate, and with pull repeat strike, in a mahogany case with a brass lined panel to the apron. Total height - 16 ¾ “
Stock No. 3408
// SOLD //John Spencer Union St Glasgow No.39 c.1860
An unusual Scottish stick barometer with a signed ivorine scale, and simple brass marker, in a mahogany case with typical `Scottish box cistern cover.
Stock No.3420
Manning & Co. Worcester c1875
A mid - Victorian double fusee wall clock striking the hours on a bell, with a 12” dimeter painted iron dial, in a mahogany case with two side doors, with perforated panels, a domed top, and a cast brass bezel.
Stock No. 3409
P. D. Harris, Eastcheap London. c.1830
An elegant late Regency mantel timepiece, the 4” diameter convex painted dial signed ‘P D Harris, Eastcheap, London’, the backplate to the fusee movement similarly signed, in an elegant mahogany ‘pagoda top’ case with pineapple finial, and restrained brass stringing to the apron. 12” high overall.
Stock No. 3354
// SOLD //BR(E) 15427 c.1900
A small railway clock with an 8 “ diameter dial, the fusee movement by Jno. Walker in a mahogany case with a cast brass bezel.
Stock No. 3323
// SOLD //Fras. Perigal Bond Street c.1790
A large wall timepiece, with a 16” diameter wooden dial, and original verge escapement, in a mahogany case with a turned dial surround carrying a heavy moulded brass bezel.
Stock No. 3317
// SOLD //Smith Cornhill London c.1820
An impressive Georgian bracket clock, the round top engraved brass dial with strike/silent indicator in the arch, in a mahogany case of good colour in the gothic taste, with brass inlay, the movement with pull repeat.
Stock No. 3059
//SOLD//James Tregent London c.1800
A good small tavern clock by James Tregent, with a 22” white painted wood dial, the timepiece movement fronted by typical ‘pierced heart’ brass hands. The mahogany case has a fine flame veneer, a quarter round base with a door for pendulum regulation, and simple rounded ‘ears’. Total height - 47”
// SOLD //Barraud & Lund, Cornhill, London. c.1850
A small fusee timepiece by these quality makers, the 4” diameter engine turned gilt dial signed around the XII, with the backplate similarly signed, in an elegant black basalt case.
Stock No. 3444