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A Victorian tortoiseshell and cut brass inlaid 'Boulle' mantel clockRetailed by Klaftenburger, London, circa 1865The case inlaid with foliate-cut marquetry, with a drum-shaped pediment, over a…

A French giltmetal-mounted tortoiseshell-mounted mantel timepieceIn the Louis XV style, circa 1890The case of shaped outline with 2 1/2 in. circular cream enamel dial, inscribed Bailey Paris, with…

A French brass bulkhead timepieceRetailed by J. Calame A Paris, circa 1870The brass case with hinged glazed bezel, the white enamel dial inscribed Jules Calame, Paris, with pierced blued steel…

An American Elgin deck watchLacking case and keyless winder, with white enamel dial signed ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO., with subsidaries for state of wind (0-40) and seconds, with glazed brass bezel7cm…

An American mahogany and nickel-mounted deck watchBy Hamilton Watch Co. Lancaster PA, No. 2f5342The three-tier case with hinged covers and glazed observation panel, with brass gimbal and locking…

An American mahogany brass-bound deck watchBy The Waltham Watch Co. No 22131945The three-tier hinged case with glazed observation cover, with a shaped brass plaque to the top engraved US SHIPPING…

A mahogany cased two-day marine chronometer By Thomas Mercer, St. Albans, No. 21442, circa 1956In a plain mahogany three-piece case with glazed observation lid (top lid replaced), brass gimbals and…

A Napoleon III mahogany and brass-mounted two-day marine chronometerBy Vissière, Paris, No. 230, circa 1860The plain mahogany three-tier case, with rectangular ivory plaque and brass chevron-shaped…

A French mahogany and brass-mounted two-day marine chronometerBy Jacob & Scharf, St Nicholas , No. 313, circa 1860The three-tier case with hinged lid and glazed observation panel, a brass carrying…

A brass-mounted, rosewood and brass line-inlaid giant chronometer carriage clockBy Sinclair Harding, Cheltenham, No. 613/44, circa 1988The rectangular case with a square section carrying handle,…

A German quartz battery-operated chronometerBy Uhrenwerk, Glashütte, N0. 1591With a two-tier mahogany case with a glazed lid, with brass bezel, white enamelled dial, signed, with gilt hands and…

A mahogany and brass-bound two-day marine chronometer with Poole's Auxillary CompensationFor Russells Ltd, 18 Church Street, Liverpool, No 6702, probably made by Thomas Mercer, St. Albans, No. 6927,…

A Rosewood and brass-bound two-day marine chronometerBy William Latch, 37 High Street, Newport, No 648, circa 1845The three-piece case with associated lid, ivory roundel, drop handles, with brass…

A rosewood and brass-bound two-day marine chronometer with Poole's Auxillary compensationRetailed by William E. Harpur, Philadelphia, No. 506, circa 1857In a brass-bound two-tier case, lacking its…

A brass and glass-cased eight-day mantel chronometerBy Thomas Adams, 36 Lombard Street, London, circa 1855, the glazed case and foot laterThe one-piece cylindrical glazed case with bevelled glazed…

A mahogany brass-bound two-day marine chronometerBy E. J. Massey, Liverpool, No 107, circa 1860 The three-tier brass-bound case with hinged lid and glazed observation panel, circular ivory inset…

A mahogany brass-bound two-day marine chronometer By John Clarke, Greenock, No. 628, Circa 1840The three-tier case with hinged lid and glazed observation cover, a brass carrying handle to each side,…

JOHN ROGER ARNOLD, No. 393A Regency mahogany brass-mounted eight-day marine chronometerBy John Roger Arnold, London No. 393, circa 1812The two-tier case with lift-up inset cover with circular glazed…

A Rare and unusual mahogany and boxwood outlined wall regulatorInscribed R. J. Catons Improvement, Second half 19th CenturyThe architectural case with nine glazed panels, the hood enclosing the…

A Victorian ebonised and parcel gilt regulatorCirca 1879, Inscribed P. N. Denton, WellingtonThe case with an arched pediment, fitted with an inspection door, above fully glazed trunk door, with…

A Victorian mahogany regulatorBy I & M. T. Levitt, Lombard Street, London, circa 1850The case with a rectangular stepped pediment, above the hood with canted angles, enclosing a circular glazed dial…

A giltmetal-mounted mahogany, marquetry and boxwood-outlined tube quarter-chiming longcase clockCirca 1920The case with a swan neck pediment inlaid with ribbon-tied bell flowers, above glazed door…

A mahogany longcase clockBy John Groom, Colchester, the movement circa 1710, the case laterThe moulded pediment, above a pair of baluster-turned coulmns flanking the dial door, the trunk inset with…

A Mahogany cased quarter-chiming longcase clockThe dial signed Edward Woodward, LondonThe case, probably Victorian, of George III style, with an arched hood, flanked by reeded and brass-inlaid…