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JOHN SWINBURN of HEXHAM

c1740

 

EARDLEY NORTON,
LONDON
c1775

 

JOHN STILES,
LONDON
c1725

 

R. EDWARDS

OF
LIVERPOOL
c1835

 

THOMAS REED

of

MANCHESTER

c1790

 

THOMAS RADFORD of

LEEDS

c1760

 

 

 

 

John Swinburn of Hexham (1712-1748)

 

Eardley Norton

(1760-1794)

Royal Clockmaker to King George III

 

John Stiles

(1704-1727)

 

R Edwards

(c1835-1851)

 

Thomas Read of Manchester

(1770-1804)

 

Thomas Radford of Leeds

(1731-1801)

A fine example of this clockmakers work with fine rocking ship automata and Walnut case.


 

This fine mahogany bracket clock dates from about 1780, and has its original verge escapement, and strikes the hours and half hours on a single bell.

SOLD

 

Impressive London clock in nicely patinated and rich coloured oak case

 

A fine example of a drop dial twin fusee wall clock veneered in coromandel wood with mother of pearl inlay

 

Fine example of a late

Georgian Moonroller with painted dial.

SOLD

 

A superb quality Moonroller movement in elegant and highly figured mahogany case

SOLD

   
           

JOHN WALKER

of

NEWCASTLE

WILLIAM EUBANK

of

ELLAND

c1770

THOMAS BRODERICK

c1800

H.MAYER

of

NEWCASTLE c1830

WILLIAM EVILL

OF

BATH

c1780

MORA CLOCK

c1820


 
   

   
c1760  
c1770
 

Thomas Broderick

of Spalding

(1791-1831)

 
H.Mayer c1830
 

William Evill

(1762-1787)

 

A most rare and interesting clock by this famous clockmaker and inventor with his usual tapered clock plates and 3 wheel going train and with added interest of an automata.

 

An interesting Yorkshire clock with 'penny moon'

 

An interesting

example of the work

of this maker with a

very attractive

painted dial, 8 day

movement with

pinwheel striking

and housed within a

relatively simple oak

case.

          SOLD

 
An attractive inlaid mahogany case with swan neck pediment and 8 day movement wth moonroller dial, secondary minute dial and inset calender. The name Mayer is attributed to Venetian family of Clockmakers in late 18th Century and later to a Kasper Mayer of Newcastle and to whom this maker may well be connected.
 

A well proportioned oak case with 5 pillar 8 day movement, single sheet brass dial, strike silent, secondary minute and calender dial

 

A Rococo influenced Swedish Mora clock

  in distressed and aged paint finish.