London Clocks

A fine George II burled wood walnut long case clock, British, engraved silvered dial signed "Geo

19th Century English "Frodsham of London" Clock

A mid 18th Century mahogany Chippendale tall case clock by John Constantin, a very good London

18thCentury English Clock, Sam Stanton, In Old Street Square London Clock, Tall Queen Anne Style

Circa 1770, this clock has great ground color, toned gilding and superior dial. It's been recently

A great example of an early 18th century clock with a quarter strike movement retaining its

A good time keeper in a beautiful decorative case. The back plate is highly engraved as well. The dial is painted. Strikes on the hour and has a repeater.

made and labelled by Smiths English Clock Sytems in London. The metal suround case is deeply moulded

activated by a pull cord on the right-hand side of the case. The clock can be set to strike or silence via a

Very high quality Georgian Chinoiserie lacquered tall case clock by Samuel Snow, London. Eight

Edwardian clock inkwell with Baccarat swirled cut glass base and silver mounted clock - marks for

An early 19th century London small scale tall case regulator clock with a beautiful scarlet

George III period long-case clock by John Holland, London; the five pillar, eight day striking

A fine George II mahogany bell top bracket clock Jonathan Hasler, London. The five-pillar, twin

hung independently from the verge via a suspension spring; this arrangement allows the clock to be

Richard Ganthony made some fine quality clocks one of which is in the Fitzwilliam museum, Cambridge

each time. On early 17th century longcase clocks the count wheel was usually placed on the outside of

An Engish George III period inlaid mahogany longcase clock by George Clapham Brigg, Lincolnshire(UK

A superb mahogany and ormalu mounted bracket clock by "Benjamin Taylor of London with inlaid Prince

Late 19th Century Mahogany Mantel Clock With A Fusee Movement by Donne and Son, Cornhill,London

A fine and well figured 18th century mahogany longcase clock by Chas Howe of London, with an eight

made and labelled by Smiths English Clock Sytems in London. The metal surround case is deeply moulded

A superb George II red lacquer bracket clock by a very good London maker - Robert Ward. The

Beautiful scarlet tall case clock by James Smith with domed pagoda form fretwork carved bonnet

The arched hood surmounted by pierced scrollwork and ball finials over the brass dial with silvered chapter ring, seconds dial, calendar aperture set below the strike/silent dial, al...

In mahogany with flame mahogany door and carved mouldings and of lovely small proportions. With silvered and engraved dial and the movement which strikes on the hour and half hour an...

Two train fusee movement striking on a bell with a strike-silent facility above the 12 o’clock on

SN2422, fine quality and unusual, Victorian, wall clock, having painted dial inscribed SB Gaze

18th-19th Century English W.M. Champ, London Chinoiserie Tall Case Clock

A fine London 8-day pagoda top longcase clock by Miller Lombard Street London. High quality

Important English Regency giltwood wall mounted clock having mahogany ring holding the convex glass

George II red lacquered and parcel gilded tall case clock enclosing musical works, inscribed John

A highly decorative small black chinoiserie bracket clock, circa 1920, the case profusely decorated

Antique grandfather clock John Crucefix of London, 1720 walnut long case clock. England, 1715

and respected London family of clock makers, the Jump Family. The round, flat, white dial is

19th century English grandfather clock, in Knight, London.

Charming Black Chinoiserie Clock Belfridge London is on the face along with French Made.

A very rare George II Chinoiserie longcase clock by William Kipling, London, circa 1730. (Raised

18th century mahogany longcase clock, signed "Brewer - London"

A substantial English, London made bracket clock. It has a figured mahogany Gothic arch case, with

of Rue de Bondy, Paris, who had a retail branch at Cannon Street, London, probably where this clock

A mid-18th century George III period Figured walnut longcase or tallcase clock of 8-day duration

An early George II figured walnut long case clock of elegant proportions, inlaid and cross-banded

A very fine and important circa 1700 English ebonized wood bracket clock by London clockmaker

A fine and very original, George III mahogany London made bracket clock. It has a break arch top

A charming diminutive carriage clock, the repoussé case with scroll, foliate and bird motifs

, most notably Liberty & Co in London. Out of the collaboration of Liberty and Knox presumably emerged

A good Louis XVI period gilt bronze mantel clock retailed in London by C J Whittaker, signed on the

G Ward traded from 430 Greenford Road, Greenford, Middlesex London. The clock once ran on

Rescued from the recent restoration of the Bank of England in London, this large clock with its

Period Late 19th century Maker Thomas Turner, London Measures: Width 57 cm / 22 1/2 in Depth 37

A Queen Anne longcase clock in a walnut inlaid marquetry case in what i believe to be the Arabesque

Bell Chime clock made by J. J. Elliott of London, England. Clock is in a 96 inch Mahogany Longcase

Period Late 19th century. Maker Thomas Turner, London Width 57 cm / 22 1/2 in Depth 37 cm / 14 1

With silvered dial and five pillar-two train movement, deadbeat escapement, and silent strike lever; the highly figured case with engage volutes ending in foliate carved terminals an...

English Library Clock by James McCabe,London, circa 1825. This highly collectible piece by

Herring, London (free of Clock Makers Company by redemption in 1770). This clock came from the Wattles