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A French miniature brass carriage timepiece Circa 1890In a Corniche case, with bevelled glass panels, visible silvered platform lever escapement with bi-metallic compensated balance (platform…

A French gilt brass carriage timepieceCirca 1900In a Corniche case with bevelled glass panels, the movement No. 5058, with distinctive arrow mark for the hands, the original silvered platform lever…

A French gilt brass and cloisonné enamel repeating carriage clock with one-minute tourbillon escapementBy L'Epée for Garrard, London, circa 1990The glazed Corniche case and dial surround decorated…

A French gilt brass carriage clock Possibly by Henri Jacot, Paris, circa 1890The Gorge case with a large square top bevelled glass and four further bevelled glass panels, the twin train repeating…

A late George III mahogany dial timepieceBy J. Harvey, London The rectangular case with shaped top and apron, with a turned surround and shaped cast brass bezel, with off-white painted dial inscribed…

A Victorian mahogany dial timepieceBy J. Kaltenbach, 12 Boro Road, last quarter 19th centuryThe case with a turned surround, cast brass bezel and convex glass, the 10½in. dial signed 'J. Kaltenbach /…

A brass ship's bulkhead timepieceRetailed by E & E. Emanuel, Portsea & Portsmouth, circa 1890The circular brass ring-turned tapering case with cast hinged bezel set with a bevelled glass, the 6¾in.…

A brass and mahogany Sedan timepieceThe movement by Hawley's, London No. 1095The case with a brass suspension ring, with brass surround and bezel, ring-turned body, with later painted steel dial, the…

An unusual William IV mahogany and brass-inlaid square dial timepieceBy French, Royal Exchange, London, No. 1749, circa 1840The square case brass inlaid at each corner with a trefoil and line inlaid…

A Regency mahogany 'Norfolk' drop-dial wall timepieceBy Matthew Read, Aylsham, circa 1820The case with a circular glazed reeded dial surround, with octagonal shaped sides, above the trunk centred by…

A Victorian parcel-gilt, ebonised and mother-of-pearl decorated octagonal drop-dial timepieceCirca 1870The case with a chamfered dial surround, glazed brass bezel and shaped apron, with glazed…

A Viennese mahogany and boxwood outlined wall regulator 'Dachluhr'By Peter Peuker, Wien, circa 1845The six-glazed panel case with an architectural pediment, enclosing the 7 1/4in. silvered dial with…

A walnut and ebonised quarter-striking 'Vienna' regulatorLast quarter 19th centuryThe case with an arched pediment above a glazed front and sides, flanked by shaped canted angles, above a waisted…

A parcel-gilt red lacquer longcase clockMid 18th century and laterThe movement by Thomas May, HerefordThe arched case surmounted by a gilt eagle with outstretched wings, above a stepped pediment with…

A mahogany quarter-chiming longcase clockof small size by Gillett & Johnston, Croydon, No. 15565, mid-20th centuryThe case, surmounted by three brass finials and a broken arched hood, with a glazed…

A George III oak longcase clockThe movement by Jacob Riviere, LondonThe case with a broken arched pediment surmounted by three gilt finials, above a glazed panel door, the trunk inset with an arched…

A George II oak longcase clock The movement by John Inkpen, HorshamThe case with a moulded pediment above a glazed panel door, flanked to each side by a turned column, the trunk inset with an arched…

A George III Scottish mahogany longcase clockWilliam Chisholm, AberdeenThe case with a swan neck pediment, surmounted by a finial, above a glazed arched door, flanked to each side by a gilt…

A fine William III walnut and foliate marquetry longcase clockBy John Williamson, Leeds, circa 1700The case with a rectangular hood (formerly rising) and still with hinged wrought-iron holding block,…

A Queen Anne walnut and arabesque marquetry longcase clockJohn Gammon, London, the case circa 1710 and laterThe hood with a domed scroll marquetry inlaid pediment, above a plain entablature, with…

A late George II walnut and chequer strung longcase clockBy William Skeggs, Rotherhith, circa 1750The case with a broken arched pediment above a glazed panel door, flanked to each side by a fluted…

A French gilt brass four-glass mantel clockIn the Empire Revival style, circa 1900, Maple & Co., ParisThe rectangular case with a stepped pediment above arched bevelled glass panels with chimera to…

A French gilt brass four-glass mantel clockRetailed by Payne & Co, New Bond Street, London, circa 1880The rectangular case with moulded surround and four bevelled glass panels, the 4¼in. white enamel…

A brass, red perspex and leather-lined inclined plane timepieceDent, London, by Andrew Fell, dated 1973 The drum-shaped case with silvered chapter ring, engraved to the centre with a sunburst and…