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  • Mantel & Bracket Clocks.
    • Clock wall bracket.
    • Verge escapement bracket clock with a mahogany triple-pad top case, painted dial and by Joseph Denton of Hull. Circa 1810.
    • Lancet shaped striking bracket clock with a rare feature by John Thwaites of Clerkenwell. Circa 1809.
    • A fine English, striking, library 5-glass mantel clock with platform escapement and in a rosewood case. Circa 1845.
    • A small fusee striking bracket clock in a break-arch ebonised case. circa 1800.
    • VERGE BRACKET CLOCK BY JOHN TAYLOR, LONDON. IN AN EBONISED BELL-TOP CASE. CIRCA 1780.
    • BARRAUD & LUND No. 1707, small 4-GLASS STRIKING LIBRARY MANTEL CLOCK. CIRCA 1840.
    • Red Lacquered or Chinoiserie Verge Bracket Clock by Benjamin Ward, London. Circa 1775.
    • Georgian bracket clock in a mahogany bell top case. Made by Watson, London. Circa 1790.
    • English 5 glass, satinwood library clock with a chain fusee movement and engine turned gilded dial. Circa 1850.
    • A verge escapement bracket clock on its bracket in an ebonised case and having an enamel dial. Circa 1780.
    • Regency bracket clock having a mahogany arched top case. Circa 1810.
    • Ebonised Georgian Bracket Clock with Verge Escapement by George Cooper, London. Circa 1795.
    • A good Bracket Clock by George Frodsham of Gracechurch Street, London. In a mahogany break-arch case. Circa 1830.
    • Small, English Mahogany, Break-arch Fusee timepiece Mantel Clock. Circa 1825.
    • English King George III period, ebonised bracket clock in a brass strung Lancet style case. Circa 1800.
    • A small English fusee, 5-glass Library timepiece clock. In a satinwood case by Francis Correll, Lutterworth. Circa 1835.
    • Georgian inverted Bell-top, verge escapement, ebonised bracket clock by Isaac Hurley, London. Circa 1750.
    • Regency period, English chamfer top bracket clock in an ebonised case. Circa 1820.
    • A fine mahogany table clock with enamel dial by Ellicott & Taylor circa 1820 (Regency period).
    • Large french garniture clock set with a rare 'penny moon' dial showing phases of the moon. Circa 1875.
    • Arched fusee bracket clock in a mixed wood case. Signed francis Robotham, Hampstead. Circa 1800.
    • A small, chamfer top, striking bracket clock in a rosewood case. By Henry Archard, London. Circa 1860.
    • Break-lancet top bracket clock by Parkinson & Frodsham, London. Circa 1820.
    • A fine, quarter chiming, verge escapement table clock by Benjamin Gray & Justin Vulliamy. Circa 1760.
    • A small fusee balloon clock with an enamel dial. Made by John Dwerrihouse circa 1790.
    • A small mahogany, late Georgian, chamfer-top table clock with a fusee timepiece movement. Circa 1835
    • A good Bell top, walnut table clock by John Taylor of London. Circa 1780.
    • Small bracket or table clock by Perigal of London. Having a mahogany case and silvered dial. Circa 1790.
    • A good Regency, gadrooned chamfer top bracket clock in an elaborate mahogany case. Circa 1820.
  • Mercurial Barometers.
    • An extremely rare, English 'Campaign' stick barometer in a Rosewood case. Circa 1850.
    • Late Georgian Barometer
    • Sheraton style banjo barometer.
    • A good Georgian banjo barometer by George Dollond of London for sale. C.1830.
  • Longcase Clocks.
    • An impressive Scottish Pillar or Column Longcase clock with circular dial and mahogany case. Circa 1860.
    • A fine London mahogany longcase clock by Francis Perigal, London. Circa 1770.
    • A good, George III period, London mahogany Longcase clock by Williams. Circa 1780.
    • A fine, 17th century, walnut and marquetry longcase clock by John Ebsworth, London. Circa 1690.
    • An oak Longcase clock with a brass dial. Made by George Clapham of Whitton (Lincolnshire). Circa 1735.
    • A good, English Regulator Longcase clock in an arched mahogany case. Circa mid 19th century.
    • A fine and early English, panelled ebony longcase clock by John Drew, London. Circa 1685.
    • Early 18th century walnut longcase clock by Joseph Jackeman, London. Circa 1715.
    • An important and rare early English, small Marquetry Longcase Clock. Attributed to Nathaniel Pyne. Circa 1685
    • Mahogany Longcase clock with an early white dial by John Douglass of Chertsey. Circa 1780.
    • A very original, dark green chinoiserie Longcase clock with rocking father time. Circa 1720.
    • A fine London mahogany, silvered dial longcase clock by Archibald Collier, Bond St. Circa 1785.
    • Oak longcase clock by Everard Billington of Market Harborough.
  • Wall Clocks.
    • A substantial double fusee bell striking, English Drop-dial wall clock by Thwaites & Reed.
    • English fusee drop dial in a walnut case by Thomas Sly of Salisbury. Circa 1870.
    • 8 inch dial, fusee wall clock by John Walker, London. Circa 1900.
    • Small mahogany tavern clock with a white wooden dial. Made by Thomas Field of Bath. Circa 1790.
    • A mahogany, small fusee, English dial wall clock with a rare dark blue and gold 10 inch dial. Circa 1890.
    • Wooden dial, chisel bottom, English Drop-dial fusee wall clock by John Thwaites. Circa 1805.
    • Very Small hooded wall clock with a silvered dial and in a mahogany case. By George Buckmaster of Royston. Circa 1830.
    • Black dial English Tavern or Act of Parliament wall clock. Made by William Stevens of Cirencester. Circa 1775.
    • An early, wooden dial, English dial wall clock in a mahogany case. Made by Sly, Weymouth. Circa 1815.
    • Fusee 'English dial' wall clock with a bowed dial and mahogany case. Signed Burlington, London. Circa 1840.
    • A good English fusee, Drop-dial wall clock with a wooden dial. Made by Barraud, London. Circa 1835.
    • A late regency, English Drop-dial fusee wall clock in a brass inlaid mahogany case. By Thomas Lindey, Bristol. Circa 1830.
    • Double fusee striking english dial wall clock in an oak case. circa 1890.
    • Mahogany Fusee movement, one-piece Drop-dial wall clock and mercurial barometer for sale. Extremely rare. C. 1840.
  • Other items.
    • Small 'Stable' or 'Turret' clock movement, weights, pendulum and keys.
  • Aneroid Barometers & Barographs.
    • Barograph. In a light oak, 5-glass case. Circa: 1910 (Edwardian period).
    • Barograph. In a 5-glass mahogany case and retailed by Harrods of London. Circa: early 20th century.
    • Barograph by Short & Mason. In an oak 5-glass case. Circa 1930.
    • English antique barograph in a 5-glass mahogany case by Short & Mason Limited. Circa 1921.
  • Lantern clocks
    • Lantern clock by Joseph Buckingham of London with Verge escapement. Circa 1690.
    • William Clement of Totnes Lantern clock. Circa late 17th century.
    • Handmade Lantern clock oak wall bracket.
    • A rare northern English lantern or 'House' clock by Henry Burges senior of Mobberley, Cheshire. Circa 1680.
    • Converted English Lantern clock by John Knibb, Oxon. Circa 1680 and later.
    • English lantern clock made by Michael Bird, London. Circa 1690.
    • Winged Lantern clock with original Verge escapement. Maker, John Wright, Mansfield. Circa 1690.
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    • The Longcase Clock
    • The Story of the Pendulum Clock.
    • English Bracket and Mantel Clocks.
    • Victorian Clocks.
    • Skeleton Clocks
    • Continental and American Skeleton Clocks
    • Spring Driven Dutch Pendulum Clocks 1657 - 1710
    • The Bracket Clock
    • English Dial Clocks
    • Skeleton Clocks; Britain 1800 - 1914
    • English Dial Clocks
    • Horologium Oscillatorium
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  • permanent register of authentic clocks restored and/or sold by M C Taylor
  • 001 early english chamber clock by william selwood at the mermaid, Louthborough, london. c1635
  • 013 A small and good, Gentleman's Rosewood Library timepiece.
  • 008 A very fine, engraved Gorge style, bell striking and repeating carriage clock with alarum by Henry Lepaute. circa 1870.
  • 036 A Rare And Fine Early English, First Period Marquetry Longcase Clock. By Richard Fennell of London. C.1685
  • 040 Small fusee English dial wall clock. In an unusual 'Ropetwist carved surround mahogany drum case. C. 1865.
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