How Certain Clocks Have 'The Look'
Early English fusee dial clock with a wooden convex dial and sheraton style bezel. Circa 1820.
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Wall Clocks.
- A very large and magnificent, fusee wall, 'dial clock' by the Welsh maker: Henry Harris of Monythusloyn. Circa 1848.
- Early English fusee dial clock with a wooden convex dial and sheraton style bezel. Circa 1820.
- Railway 8" dial, English fusee wall clock. Mahogany case. Circa 1880.
- A fine English fusee, drop-dial wall clock with a wooden dial. Regency period, circa 1820.
- A Great Western Railway, Drop-dial fusee wall clock. Mahogany case and numbered 3607. Circa 1870.
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Mantel & Bracket Clocks.
- A rare and small, English skeleton clock of unusual style, by Richard Winter of Chieveley. Circa 1860.
- Small bracket or table clock by Perigal of London. Having a mahogany case and silvered dial. Circa 1790.
- A French mantel clock in a good, mahogany, Lancet style case. Circa 1900.
- A small fusee table clock by Payne & Co. London. Circa 1875.
- Small, chamfer top, Regency style fusee table or mantel clock. Circa 1840.
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Lantern clocks
- 18th century lantern clock by Windmills & Bennet, London. Verge escapement, circa 1725.
- A 3rd period, winged, English Lantern clock by Samuel Tinham of New Sarum (Salisbury) Circa 1690.
- 1st Period English lantern, house or chamber clock. Circa 1620.
- A second period English lantern clock by Peter Closon, London. Circa 1650.
- Northern English lantern clock by John Waller of Preston, Lancashire. Circa early 1700's.
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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.
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Longcase Clocks.
- A very original, dark green chinoiserie Longcase clock with rocking father time. Circa 1720.
- A good walnut cased, 8 day, moonphase, English Longcase clock by Thomas Vernon, London. Circa 1725.
- An important and rare early English, small Marquetry Longcase Clock. Attributed to Nathaniel Pyne. Circa 1685
- 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.
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- Mercurial Barometers.
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Authentication Record
- 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
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