Other types of clocks that we have include lantern clocks, skeleton clocks, wall clocks and cartel clocks.
All our clocks have been overhauled and sympathetically restored. They are in good working order and have a 12 month guarantee.
Delivery is free in England and Wales and we will be pleased to arrange packing and shipping of any item, to anywhere in the world. Last updated 1 January 2010 |
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 | Thomas Cole, London c1853
A small 30-hour oval strut timepiece made by Thomas Cole, London and retailed by Dent, Cockspur Street, London.
The clock has an engraved and silvered dial measuring 3¼ x 2¼ inches with the retailer's name Dent, Cockspur Street in a cartouche above 12 o'clock.
The case height is only 4½ inches.
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 | Thomas Cole, London c1861
A large 8-day oval strut timepiece made by Thomas Cole, London and retailed by Hunt & Roskell, London.
The clock has an engraved and silvered dial measuring 6¾ x 5½ inches with the retailer's name Hunt & Roskell London in a cartouche below 6 o'clock.
Case height 10¼ inches.
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 | Thomas Cole, London circa 1863
A good 8-day rectangular strut timepiece made by Thomas Cole and signed on the rear of the case C.F. Hancock. Son & Co. 39, Bruton Street, London.
The timepiece has an engraved and silvered dial with blued steel hands. The case has retained some of its original gilding, the dial has been re-silvered.
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 | Robert William Dutton, London c1850
A mahogany drop dial wall timepiece, signed on the 12-inch diameter silvered dial Dutton Fleet Street.
The mahogany and mahogany veneered round-bottomed case has a lockable door at the bottom and two side doors for access to the pendulum.
Case height 17 inches, case diameter 14½ inches.
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 | Skeleton Clock, c1850
A good English skeleton clock with passing strike mounted on its original coromandel, rosewood and marble base.
The base has a silver presentation plaque, engraved Presented to the Revd. W. W. Berry from his affectionate friends on his leaving Farnley 27 July 1852.
Farnley is in the borough of Leeds; the 1851 census records a William Berry aged 33 and his wife, daughter and sister, all 4 people being born in Ireland.
Height: 20 inches, including glass dome.
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 | John Green, St Martins Court, London c1765
A rare English cartel timepiece with a gilt wooden case.
The silvered dial is signed Jno: Green St: Martins Court. London.
The wooden re-gilded case is carved with scrolls, flowers and foliage and the clock has an 8-day movement with verge escapement.
Height: 31½ inches (max), width 20 inches (max).
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