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Robert Coats of Hamilton,
1770. |
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An excellent example of a Scottish provincial longcase clock, made by William Laing of Rothes in the Scottish Highlands, in about 1785. |
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A fine Carved Oak Longcase Clock by Samuel Atkinson of Bridlington c 1760 |
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Nathaniel Brown
Superb mahogany cased clock with penny moon
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James Ivory of Dundee c1770 |
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Mawkes of Belper
8 day moonroller in oak case
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Sharman of Melton
Attractive Oak cased clock with 30 hour movement |
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A beautiful Danish Ebonised clock |
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William Wilson of Kendal in about 1760. A fine North Country Clock. |
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Mahogany cased moonroller
by Wain
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Clock by Jacob Houseman of Lancaster, England, c1740. |
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R Crouch of Brixham
c1820. An interesting example of a Tavern Clock (sometimes known as a Norfolk Clock) |
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Simon Frost of Kirkbankfield |
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Blair Flight of Kinross
Scottish 8 day in finely proportioned oak case.
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R Adamson of Kennoway, Fife
Oak cased 8 day movement from provincial Scottish clockmaker. |
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Dollif Rollison of Halton c1740
A fine moonroller clock by this famous North Country maker in unusual oak and burr elm case. |
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JOHN HOLROYD, WAKEFIELD
c1740
Delightful oak case with attractive inlay and 30 hour movement |
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FRENCH GILT BRASS CLOCK c1860
French gilt brass Clock with fine cloissonne panel and dial. |
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ARCHIBALD COATS,
WIGAN c1765
Attractive oak cased with brass dial and verre eglomise panel |
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RICHARD WHITE of NORTH WALSHAM
c1760 |
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ADAMS of LONDON
2 day chronometer |
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Thomas Amyott c1750 |
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Thomas Webb of Froome |
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John Sale of Dublin |
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Thomas Clare c1790 |
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Matthew Bushell |
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Swedish Mora Clock |
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John Watson of Blackburn |
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Bayley of Burton |
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Hugh Gordon of Aberdeen, c 1780 |
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John Barr, Port Glasgow,
c 1770 |
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A Lewis of Bradley |
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Barrow of Stockport |
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James Gibson of Glasgow |
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JAMES MILLER OF PERTH
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A nicely patinated oak case with interesting inlay on the door, fluted hood pillars, 8 day movement and arch brass dial.
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A good quality Scottish Highlands longcase clock with finely engraved brass dial and oak case. |
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A handsome oak cased 8 day movement with a well engraved dial with attractive scalloping around the subsidiary seconds. |
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An interesting painted dial showing the escape of Mary Queen of Scots from Loch Leven Castle with her accomplices depicted in the corners. An 8 day movement within a delightful light oak case with quater sawn trunk door and base.
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JOHN MOORE & SONS of CLERKENWELL
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JOHN GRIFFITH
of CAERNARVON
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PINNEY of STAMFORD |
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WILLIAM PORTHOUSE of PENRITH c1740 |
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WILLIAM LEE of LEICESTER
c1740 |
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ARNOLD & FRODSHAM c1850
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THOMAS BRYDEN of BRECHIN c1840 |
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| This superb clock was made by the renowned company of John Moore and Sons of Clerkenwell in about 1830. It is fitted with a strike/silent indicator and is engraved with the company’s name, and the number 12385. The massive 7 pillar 3 train chain fusee movement strikes the hours on a single bell, and chimes the quarters on a nest of 8 bells. |
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Interesting painted automata showing a rocking ship alongside Caernarvon Castle |
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An 8 day painted arch dial with representation of Daniel and The Lions in arch. |
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William Porthouse of Penrith
(1706-1790)
Porthouse was one of Cumbria's most eminent clockmakers. This attractive 30 hour clock is in a well executed carved oak case that we consider is probably original. |
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William Lee of Leicester
(1715-1744)
A red lacquered longcase clock by a well known maker who is noted in 'The Longcase Clock' by Tom Robinson. |
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Arnold & Frodsham
(1844 to 1853) |
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Thomas Bryden of Brechin |
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JOSEPH COOPER,
WHITCHURCH
c1765 |
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WILLIAM KIPLING of LONDON
c1740 |
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THOMAS OGDEN of HALIFAX
c1730 |
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EARDLEY NORTON,
LONDON
c1775 |
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THOMAS REED
of
MANCHESTER
c1790
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Joseph Cooper
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William Kipling
(1705-1750) |
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Thomas Ogden of Halifax
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Eardley Norton
(1760-1794)
Royal Clockmaker to King George III |
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Thomas Read of Manchester
(1770-1804)
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Thomas Ogden is possibly the finest provincial clockmaker of the C18th with many distinctive features in this fine example of his work. |
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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. |
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Fine example of a late
Georgian Moonroller with painted dial.
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