A late 17th century, William III ebony veneered timepiece table clock with pull quarter repeat by Joseph Knibb, circa 1690, verge escapement with ...

A mid 19th century ebonised and gilt brass repeating carriage or travel clock by E. J Dent striking the hour on a gong and the half hour on a bell...

A 17th century and later brass lantern clock by Thomas Power of Wellingborough, the movement within a domed cage with pierced panels and removeabl...

An early 19th century Japanese lantern clock with alarm or Wadokei, the centre of the dial with a rotating disc with a pierced hand and two rings ...

A mid to late 19th century rouge mantel clock in the French taste with twin fusee movement, the rounded marble case with gilt metal motif, the fol...

A 19th century French mantle clock with associated garniture, the clock with a lady leaning over the dial taking a garland from a cherub, the whit...

A 1970s English brass eight day chronometer carriage clock by Thomas Mercer, the angular case with brushed gilt finish and bevelled glass panels e...

A late 19th century French brass cased four glass clock with long duration torchon pendulum, height 27cm, damagesCondition Report:27cm x 16.5cm x ...

A late 19th to early 20th century gilt metal four glass clock, the off white dial with Arabic numerals and painted garlands of flowers, retains me...

A mid to late 19th century English quarter striking carriage clock by William Taylor, the brass case with engraved silvered mask and painted Willi...

A late 19th century French Arsene Margaine Gorge cased Grand and Petit Sonnerie carriage clock with alarm, the silvered masked dial with white ena...

A late 19th century French cannilee cased Grand and Petit Sonnerie carriage clock with engine turned mask and push button repeater to the top, no ...

A late 19th century French repeating carriage clock by Henri Jacot, with a white enamel mask with Roman numerals and a push button repeater to the...

A 19th century French repeating carriage clock with alarm, made for the Chinese market with a sweeping seconds hand, the white enamel dial with Ro...

A late 19th century French carriage timepiece, the brass one piece case with monometallic balance and lever escapement, the white enamel dial with...

A late 19th century miniature carriage clock attributed to Achille Brocot, the gilt plate with engine turned decoration with an white enamel dial ...

A 19th century French mystery clock in the manner of Guilmet, the spelter figure of a classical maiden holding a brass pendulum mounted on a later...

A late 19th century American Ansonia Clock Company mystery timepiece, the circular dial with Roman numerals in a gilt metal frame with a garland o...

A mid 19th century Bulle electric clock under a glass dome, retains silk suspension, height 26cmCondition Report:Looks to be complete and original...

A mid 19th century skeleton clock upon a cast iron base raised to three paw feet, the brass movement with a silvered dial with Roman numerals upon...

A small mid 19th century French skeleton alarm clock with silk suspension by Victor Athanase Pierret, the brass movement with white enamel chapter...

An 18th century astrological chinoiserie longcase by Northcote & Son of Plymouth, the brass plate with Roman numeral silvered chapter ring with se...

An 18th century astrological longcase clock by Hugh Lough of Penrith in Cumberland circa 1774, the arched brass face with silvered chapter ring wi...

An 18th century astrological musical longcase clock signed Samuel Collings of Downend, the silvered dial with Roman numerals, months of the year w...

A mid 19th century Barraud and Lund marine two day chronometer, converted to a desk clock, the silvered dial with outer Roman numerals and subsidi...

A late 19th century cased sextant by Henry Porter, engraved Cary London, retains paper label to the inside lid 'Apprentice & Successor to the late...

A mid 19th century Charles Frodsham marine two-day chronometer with a 4.25in silvered and engraved dial signed Charles Frodsham, 84 Strand, London...

A 19th century Cary Gould type compound monocular microscope signed Cary London to the racked column screwing into the lid of the mahogany case, r...

A late 19th to early 20th century 5.5in diameter celestial globe by Cary, London set within brass horizon and meridian rings, engraved Cary, Londo...