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18th century longcase clock with eight day movement,
12 inch break arch dial with foliate spandrels, matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, signed - John Beard, London, break arch with strike / silent regulator, in a chinoiserie lacquered case with long arch door and short plinth on bracket feet, domed hood with matching decoration, 207cm overall height (pendulum and weights present, keys lacking)
£1000 - 1500
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Late 18th / 19th century Scottish longcase clock with eight day movement, 12 inch brass break arch dial with scroll and foliate spandrels, engraved centre, secondary seconds dial and calendar aperture, signed in the arch - James Greig Perth, in an oak case with shaped door, fluted side panels and tall plinth, arched with fluted columns, swan-neck pediment, gilt metal rosettes and a ball and eagle finial, 209cm overall height (weights, pendulum, door key and winding key present)
£300 - 500
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Late 19th / early 20th century banjo barometer with 8 inch silvered dial, centrally mounted hand adjustment and separate barometer in Art Nouveau-style mahogany case with inlaid marquetry and mother of pearl decoration, 87cm overall length
£100 - 150
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Early 19th century Scottish longcase clock with eight day movement, 14½ inch diameter gold enamelled round dial with integral chapter ring, ringed winding holes, subsidiary second and calendar dials, signed - Jn. Clark Greenock, in a mahogany case with crossbanded door, quarter fluted pilasters and panelled plinth hood with circular glazed door and arched top with three ball finials, 219cm overall height (pendulum and weights, winding key and door key present)
£200 - 300
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Contemporary reproduction of a late 17th century longcase clock with five-pillar eight day movement, 10 inch square dial with cherub face and foliate spandrels, matted centre, signed - Richard Baker Londini fecit, subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture and silvered chapter ring, in a walnut case, long door with lenticles inlaid and strung side panels, panelled plinth on bun feet, hood with square glazed door, barley-twist columns and decorative carved pediment, 195cm overall height (winding key, door key, weights and pendulum present)
£500 - 700
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1920s desk or mantel clock with English timepiece movement and French lever escapement, chinoiserie octagonal dial with pierced gilt metal chapter ring and hands in an octagonal case with chinoiserie lacquer decoration and gilt metal easel stand, 20cm overall height (key present)
£120 - 180
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Late 19th / early 20th century clock with French eight day timepiece movement and cylinder escapement, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and outer minute scale, in a brass case with swing handle, 14.5cm overall height (key present)
£30 - 50
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Unusual early 19th century eight day table-top chronometer with chain fusee movement, 5 inch silvered dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary wind-up indicator and seconds dial, signed 'C. Harris, Cornhill, London, no. 845', with additional signature 'Resprung by Frodsham & Keen Liverpool 1862', now mounted in a walnut bracket clock case on four bun feet, with applied plaque stating 'Eight Day Chronometer by 1825 - Clement Harris - 1842 Resprung by Frodsham & Keen in use on RMS Co. MS Lochgail', 28.5cm overall height (key present)
£1000 - 2000
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20th century brass framed Cathedral skeleton clock with eight day fusee timepiece movement and anchor escapement, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals and pierced hands, mounted on an oval mahogany base with four brass bun feet, 35.5cm overall height (key and pendulum present, glass dome lacking)
£100 - 150
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20th century bracket clock with German eight day chiming spring-driven movement, 8 inch white dial with Roman numerals and pierced hands in a mahogany and inlaid walnut architectural case, on four bun feet, 40cm overall height (keys present)
£100 - 150
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Epicyclic clock by Emperor Clock Co. Ltd. in the manner of Strult & Wigston of Derby, with eight day single fusee timepiece movement with large planetary wheel to the epicyclic gearing and anchor escapement, brass C-scroll frame stamped - Emperor Clock Co. Ltd. Serial No. 046, the skeletonised dial with Roman numerals and blued steel hands, mounted on an oval brass base under a glass case, 30cm overall height (key and pendulum present)
£200 - 300
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1960s Jaeger-LeCoultre model 526 Atmos clock, serial no. 489299, with white enamel dial and Arabic numerals, in glass panelled gilt metal case, 22.5cm overall height
£250 - 400
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Late 19th century four-glass mantel clock with French eight day movement striking on a bell, backplate signed 'L'Epée France' and mercury pendulum, white enamel dial with Roman numerals in an architectural gilt metal case with Corinthian columns, front and rear doors and bevelled glass panels, 33.5cm overall height (pendulum present, key lacking)
£200 - 300
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Fine quality early 20th century Scottish marine chronometer with silvered dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary wind-up indicator and seconds dial, gilt metal hands, signed - Andrew Christie 24 Robertson Street Glasgow Serial No. 4274 with two garter testimonials 1888 and 1906, in a mahogany case with see-through cover and original key, case 19cm across
£800 - 1200
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Fine quality 19th century regulator longcase clock with eight day four-pillar movement, deadbeat escapement with jeweled pallets and Harrison maintaining power, 13 inch circular silvered dial with outer minute scale and subsidiary hours and seconds dials, signed - Wm. Gibson Aspatria, adjustable compensated mercury pendulum held by a brass bracket attached to the backboard and a single weight with ornate fretted and spoked pulley, in a fine figured mahogany case with fretwork decoration, full-length glass door and silvered beat scale, 192cm overall height (door key, winding key present, weight lacking)
£2500 - 4500
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Early 19th century mahogany stick barometer with exposed mercury tube, concealed bulb and silvered scale, 94cm overall length
£100 - 150
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Late 19th century mantel clock with French eight day movement, silk suspension and outside countwheel striking on a bell, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, in a rosewood case with inlaid floral marquetry decoration and ornate gilt metal carrying handle, 26.5cm overall height (key and pendulum present)
£80 - 120
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19th century portico clock with French eight day movement, silk suspension and outside countwheel striking on a bell, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, signed 'Tarault à Paris fg St Honoré' and sun pendulum, in a gilt metal drum case with hanging tassels mounted under a marble portico with classical gilt metal appliqué and twin marble columns, on a black rectangular marble base and four ornate feet, 41cm overall height (key and pendulum present)
£100 - 150
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19th century banjo barometer with 8 inch silvered dial, signed 'Josh Somalvico & Co. London' and separate thermometer in a mahogany case with boxwood and ebony stringing, architectural pediment and gilt metal urn, 100cm overall height
£100 - 150
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Early 20th century skeleton clock with single chain-driven fusee timepiece movement, heavy ornate 'Lyre' plates and silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, on an oval mahogany base and four bun feet without its glass dome, 30cm overall height (key and pendulum present)
£150 - 250
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Fine quality 19th century four-glass mantel clock with eight day French movement striking on a bell, signed 'Japy Freres' and 'Maple & Co. Ltd. Paris No. 61848', mercury pendulum and white enamel dial with Roman numerals, signed 'Maple & Co. Ltd.', in a gilt metal case with bevelled glass panels, 26cm overall height (key and pendulum present)
£150 - 250
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Late 19th / early 20th century Arts & Crafts mantel clock with French movement and lever escapement, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, signed 'Penlington & Batty, Liverpool', in a silver plated case with domed top, hand-beaten finish and Art Deco-style floral decoration, on eight square-section legs with paw feet, 33cm across (key present)
£150 - 250
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Unusual late 19th / early 20th century mantel clock with eight day movement striking on a gong, in an Art Nouveau-style copper and brass case with integral domed dial, raised Arabic numerals and copper hands, the case of tapering form and riveted construction with hand-beaten finish and raised decoration 'Delay Not Time Flies', 44cm overall height (keys and pendulum present)
£500 - 700
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Late 19th century carriage clock with French eight day timepiece movement with lever escapement, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and gilt metal hands, in a tortoiseshell case with white metal mounts and applied initials, 12cm overall height, with leather travelling case (main key and hands adjuster integral with movement)
£100 - 150
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Early 20th century carriage clock of bold proportions, with eight day timepiece movement and lever escapement, large square enamel dial with Roman numerals in a gilt metal case with solid rear door and angular swing handle, 8.5cm overall height (key present)
£100 - 150
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19th century carriage clock with French eight day timepiece movement, silvered platform lever escapement, backplate with Drocourt trademark no. 7622, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and open moon steel hands, in a gilt metal one piece case with swing carrying handle, circa 1860, 16cm height to handle (lacking key)
£100 - 150
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19th century banjo barometer with 8 inch silvered dial, separate hygrometer, thermometer and spirit level, signed - E. Emanuel, Wisbeach, in a mahogany case with ebony and boxwood stringing, central circular mirror and swan-neck pediment with turned brass urn finial, 97cm overall length
£100 - 150
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1950s Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Classic V clock, serial no. 99035, with white enamel dial and Arabic numerals, in glass panelled gilt metal case, together with its original box and brochures, 22.5cm overall height
£400 - 600
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Victorian stick barometer with ivory 'yesterday' and 'today' scales, signed - Chadburn Bros. Opticians to the late Prince Consort, Albion Works, Sheffield Registered no. 2980 Oct. 14th 1851, separate Fahrenheit / Centigrade thermometer, in an oak case with carved oak leaf and acorn decoration, 102cm overall height
£100 - 150
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19th century three piece mantel clock garniture comprising clock with French eight day movement, outside countwheel striking on a bell, circular white enamel dial with floral garland decoration, Arabic numerals, ornate pierced gilt metal hands and sunburst pendulum, in a gilt metal drum surmounted with musical instruments and a laurel wreath, mounted on classical veined marble base of four arched columns with gilt metal mounts and a pair of cooing doves, matching pair two-branch candelabra, clock 42cm overall height (pendulum present, key lacking)
£250 - 350
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Early 20th century mantel clock with French eight day movement and outside countwheel striking on a gong, gilt metal dial with inset porcelain numerals in a Boulle work case of waisted form, with classical gilt metal mounts and decorative vase finial, 54cm overall height (key and pendulum present)
£300 - 500
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Late 19th century mantel clock with French eight day movement and outside countwheel striking on a bell, blue porcelain dial with floral decoration, inset porcelain numerals and pierced gilt metal hands, in a decorative gilt spelter case with figure and floral decoration and urn surmount, 34.5cm overall height (key and pendulum present)
£250 - 350
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1950s Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Classic V clock, serial no. 109966, with white enamel dial and Arabic numerals, in a glass panelled gilt metal case, together with its original box and a brochure, 22.5cm overall height
£200 - 300
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Late 19th / early 20th century mystery clock modelled as a cherub holding a sphere with applied Roman numerals and stars representing the dial, on a gilt and white marble base, 31.5cm overall height
£200 - 300
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George III longcase clock with five-pillar eight day movement, rack striking and anchor escapement, silvered 12 inch break arch dial with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, signed - Joseph Robinson, London, silvered break arch with twin half globes, calendar scale and painted moon roller with nautical background, in a flame mahogany case with full-length arched door, half-fluted pilasters with brass mounts, on a panelled plinth, moulded arched hood with glazed door flanked by twin domed columns with brass capitals, decorative pediment with three later sphere and eagle finials (one detached but present), 233cm overall height (weights, pendulum, winding key and door key present)
£500 - 700
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Late 17th / early 18th century longcase clock, thirty hour bird cage movement with outside countwheel and anchor escapement, striking on a bell, later 10¼ inch brass dial with matted centre, cherub and crown spandrels, blanked off calendar aperture and silvered chapter ring, signed - Simon Worley Starton Fecit, in 19th century oak case with short door, carved acorn decoration and tall plinth, hood with arched door, twin columns and swan-neck pediment, gilt metal appliqué and jumping fox finial, 226cm overall height (door key, pendulum and weight present)
£150 - 250
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