Scottish Clocks

For your consideration is this very stylish 1930's Art Deco good sized mantle clock made by clockmakers 'glen'. Mahogany case with brass engine turned bezel , this clock really does ...

Late 18th century Scottish tall case clock by Thomas Napier. Georgian period. Thomas Napier, Glasgow, worked in Glasgow 1789-1803. Superb face...

Glasgow School silver plate on copper mantel clock Riveted with a domed top and set on 4 stylised splayed feet Rare inset blue and green enamel heart decoration Circular white ena...

A 19th century English tall case clock crafted of beautiful figured and crotch, bookmatched mahogany with turned columns flanking dial case and door. Decorative brass ball finials on carved split-pediment top. Colorful painted surround illustrates a tavern scene from the Robert Burns narrative poem, Tam O'Shanter. Signature and town of the clockmaker on the painted dial: James Ritchie...

Antique precision regulator, grandfather clock with seconds pendulum Scotland Mahogany, brass First half 19th century Dimensions: H x W x D: 202 x 50 x 25 cm Description: Exceedingly decorative and extremely high quality finished seconds pendulum clock from the early 19th century. Solid and veneered mahogany clock case standing on pedestal plates...

Vintage industrial wall clock produced by Westclox in Scotland during the 1970s. It features a beige bakelite frame, a silver dial, an al...

Antique grandfather clock Scotland Mahogany Victorian around 1835 Dimensions: H x W x D: 208 cm x 46 x 24 cm Description: Slender clock case standing on graceful cut-out feet. Bleached plain mahogany wood with beautiful grain. To the left and right of the door are two quarter columns. Unusual is the round worked head with the front opening glazed door. The weight driven, very high quality finished movement has a power duration of eight days. Very attractive silvered dial with large black Roman numerals and Breguet hands. The two small subdials show the seconds and date. Signature: Andrew Black Alloa. Original weights, pendulum and winding key. Facts to know: A few grandfather clocks were made in London during the Regency period (1800-1830). They are well-built, elegant clocks of a simple beauty, less than 215 cm high and often with a round dial, either engraved and silvered or painted. By 1830, the age of London grandfather clocks was over. The market was flooded with clocks from France, and later from Germany and America. By 1860, production had largely ceased in northern England as well. [...] Source: Derek Roberts - The English Longcase Clock...

Scottish 19th century carved mahogany long case clock by Lumsden circa 1874. Fine quality long case clock baring the makers name on the fac...

Sn2087 Truly excellent, William IV- Scottish, mahogany drumhead, longcase clock, having well defined carvings to hood, white painted dial with day of the month and second dial, arche...

18th century Colin Croll Scottish drumhead tall case clock in mahogany case with banded veneer panels. The case clock has brass face 8-day time and strike movement with silvered dial...

Scottish mahogany tall case clock, circa 1830, having painted spandrels featuring personifications of the continents Asia, America, Africa, and Europe, the arch painted with allegori...

Apart from the aesthetics of this Art Deco clock, one can't be distracted away from the condition and authenticity. The nickel plating is as good as you could hope for, and is accent...