A wide selection of fine bracket clocks from leading makers, all carefully restored and ready for purchase.
English Georgian period mahogany cased bracket. Made by Robert Roskell of Liverpool. Twin chain driven Fusee 8 day movement. Robert Roskell is listed as a clockmaker in Liverpool 1798 to 1830. Fully restored with one years guarantee. Ref: p327 [...]
Superb mahogany cased library clock with single train 8 day chain fusee movement. Silvered 5 1/2" dial, engraved with the makers name, Henry Mills, 171 Oxford Street, London. Five thick bevelled glass panels. Fully restored with one years guar [...]
English regency period bracket clock with mahogany case with chamfer top and cast pineapple finial. Substantial 8 Day twin fusee movement striking the hours on original cast bell. The 8" painted dial with makers name, Thomas and John Ollivant [...]
Fine example of a Georgian ebonised musical bracket clock made by James Taylor of London, c1805. Twin train quarter chiming fusee 8 day movement with anchor escapement chiming on 8 bells. The painted dial signed James Taylor with Roman numera [...]
German, mahogany cased 3 train bracket clock. The movement has ting tang strike on the quarters and strikes the hours on a series of spiral gongs. The dial is silvered brass and has a silvered chaper ring with Roman numerals and has supplement [...]
Junghans mahogany cased bracket clock. Three train Westminster chime 8 day movement quarter chiming on straight gong bars. Strike/silent lever. Bevelled convex glass over 7" silvered dial. Fully restored with one years guarantee. Ref: y0120. [...]
A superb quality English, solid mahogany cased bracket clock dating to c1900. The imposing brass inlaid case, surmounted with inverted bell top has side fret panels, bun feet and five brass ball finials. The substantial five pillar triple chai [...]
Exceptionally fine boardroom/bracket clock by Sir John Bennett (FRAS). Substantial carved mahogany case. 12" painted dial with Roman numerals and silvered spade hands. Twin chain fusee movement. John Bennett worked in Cheapside in London from [...]
Regency period chain driven twin fusee rosewood bracket clock of small proportions, striking the hours on a silvered cast brass bell. Made by Benjamin Lautier from Bath. Rosewood case with brass lined quadrants and original acorn finial and [...]
Mahogany cased English bracket clock from the 19th century, by Francis Crick of Newmarket, Cambridgeshire. The fine figured mahogany swept top case with applied carvings. The painted dial with Roman numerals and original moon hands signed Fr [...]
Gustav Becker oak cased 8 day bracket clock. Three train Westminster chime movement with supplementary dials for regulation and strike/silent. Break arch dial with gilt spandrels and silvered chapter ring for Roman numerals and supplementary [...]
