Thos. Knight Thaxted c.1785
A very fine tavern clock, the 18” diameter iron dial, signed Thos Knight, Thaxted, with ornate pierced steel hands, heavy brass bezel, in a very fine mahogany case with ogee moulded foot, and delicate ornate ‘ears’, the movement with a heavy brass bob to the pendulum, and rectangular lead weight.
Price: POA
Stock No. 3476
Edward Upjohn Exon c.1760
A good shield dial tavern clock, the dial with a white centre, the trunk with a print to he door depicting a foppish gentlemen being entertained by two well dressed ladies. Total height - 60”; width of dial 31”
Price: POA
Stock No: 3451
//SOLD//S.Thorndike Ipswich c.1790
An elegant small tavern clock, with a 14” diameter dial, the 8 - day movement with pierced brass hands, in a top quality mahogany case with a chisel foot. Total height - 39”
Stock No. 3441
Thomas Sutton, Maidstone. c.1795
A good Kentish tavern clock of small size, the 8-day timepiece movement in a gilt chinoiserie case. This was almost certainly made for the coaching Inn ‘Ye Ancient Bell’ in Week Street, Maidstone, some few hundred yards from Thomas Sutton’s workshop. Height: 44”
Price: POA
Stock No.3384
Thos. Dutton Fleet Street London. c.1810
A rare and elegant tavern clock of domestic size, the 16” diameter wood dial signed ‘Thos. Dutton, Fleet Street London’, the two train weight driven eight day movement striking the hours on a bell, in a mahogany case with chisel foot and moulded brass bezel with integral lock. Overall height - 48” (1.220m.)
Price: POA
Stock No. 3386