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Rosewood
Timepiece Bracket Clock by Payne of London |
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Silvered dial with Ormolu handle and
feet Fully restored |
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Circa 1850 SOLD |
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| Miniature Timepiece Bracket Clock
by Tupman of London |
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| in ebonised case with brass mounts
Fully restored |
| Circa 1820
SOLD |
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| Striking bracket clock by Recordon
(Late Emery) London |
| Mahogany case with brass mounts and
white painted dial Fully restored |
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Regency pad top, mahogany bracket clock by Richard Thomas circa
1830
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Bracket clock in ebonised
case with brass mounts
Signed on the dial and back plate ‘John Austin London’. Austin was
apprenticed to the famous maker Richard Conyers in 1712 and became a
member of the clockmakers company in 1725 the case of this clock was
carefully and sensitively restored 5 years ago, movement is yet to
be restored and the whole clock is offered in current condition |
Movement with original verge
escapement, pull quarter repeat on 6 bells
Height 17 inches |
| Calendar, strike/silent and Alarm
Circa 1710 CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE |
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| Engraved on the silvered dial “Gravell and son Charter House square London no:3954” |
| Listed in Britten’s Old Clocks and Watches, this clock was probably made by William Gravell and he is shown as working at Charterhouse Square 1835-1842. |
| Rosewood case has brass inlaid decoration, fish scale side frets and ball feet, a gadrooned top surmounted with pineapple finial typical of the period. |
| The whole clock in
fully restored condition and guaranteed for one year |
| Height 15.5 inches |
| Price £5,250 |
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| Signed on the white dial “Archer London” and on the movement backplate probably made by Thomas Archer 1826-1853 (Brittens) |
| Mahogany case of lancet top design has brass stringing to the edges, lion’s head carrying handles and elegant gothic side frets and stands on brass acorn feet. |
| The movement strikes on a bell and has pull repeat |
| The whole clock in
fully restored condition and guaranteed for one year |
| Height 14 inches |
| Price £4,200 |
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| Signed on the white dial “Thos Mummery Dover” recorded as working at King street and Strond street around 1840. |
| Inlaid mahogany case with brass swags, fish scale side frets, ball feet and swan neck top surmounted with a pineapple finial. |
| The movement strikes on a bell and has pull repeat. |
| The whole clock in
fully restored condition and guaranteed for one year |
| Height 21 inches |
| Price £3,600 |
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