Longcase Clocks

Small 8 day 12” square painted dial with delicate flowers in the corners, date and seconds hands. Solid mahogany case with a flat top to the hood. Dial signed W Randall Newbury.

Circa 1820 £2.950

Grandfather clock, Westminster chimes, brass dial, three brass weights, mahogany case with astragal glazing to the door. made by Winterhalder Germany

Circa 1930 £2.250

8 day 12" arched painted dial with flowers in the corners and arch, mahogany inlaid case, frets in swan pediment. Dial signed J.Liddell Bathgate.

Circa 1820 £2.800

Very fine attractive walnut marquetry longcase clock, rising hood, barley twist columns, lenticle in the door, on bun feet. 10" eight day brass dial movement. Made by James Watts Taunton

Circa 1695 POA

Eight day arched painted dial pretty fan design spandrels with a picture galleon in full sail in the arch, date and seconds. Oak case with mahogany banding and inlay. Dial signed James Sayer Bewdley.

Circa 1820 £2.400

Grandmother clock with Westminster chimes on gongs, arched brass dial, oak case. Signed on the movement back plate, Enfield an English maker.

Circa 1930 £1.400

30hr 10" square brass dial, engraved silvered centre, engraved with a castle, boat and house, date aperture. Oak case with mahogany banding round door, flat top to the hood with a square tea caddy top. Dial signed William Whitby Cullumpton.

Circa 1780 £2.500

8 day arched painted dial, pretty painting of a lady and gentleman in the centre and a lady with a lion in the arch, date and seconds. Oak case with moulding round trunk door. Dial signed W H Andrews Royston.

Circa 1820 £2.600

Fine 8 day longcase clock, beautifully engraved arched silvered dial with a rocking ship in the arch, date and seconds. London style flamed mahogany case with brass inserts in the capitals, crested top to the hood with 3 brass finials. Dial signed Henry Baker Malling. 216 cm high

Circa 1770 £5,250

Longcase clock 11” square painted dial with flower spandrels and picture of a bird, 30hr bird cage movement, oak case with a fret to the top of the hood. Dial signed by a local maker T Baker Town Malling. Circa 1795

Circa 1840 £1.950