Samuel Lister Bolton 18th C. Mahogany tall case Clock

MEASUREMENTS: 7' 11 1/2" x 123" x 10 1/2" w/ Eagle Finial

George III Mahogany Tall Case Clock fourth quarter 18th century, bearing the engraved name "Samuel Burges, London", above the moon dial, with an arched swan's-neck pediment and elaborately pierced and

An extremely fine and rare third quarter of the 18th century mahogany longcase clock with perpetual calendar Edmund Prideaux, London The arched hood surmounted by a concave moulded caddy running from

An 18th century mahogany grandfather clock with original face and movement, pillared top and front with scroll decorations. Clock has arched pediment top and has had some restoration and looks great.

An eighteenth century English mahogany tall case clock by Yates, Liverpool. Second hand dial and date. Moon phase. Winder, weights, pendulum, and key are present. Ht: 92.75" Wd: 21.5" Dpth: 10.75"

George III J Chambley W. Hampton Tall Case. Fourth quarter 18th century mahogany tall case clock with broken arch with center turned finial. Holley inlaid rossets, oblong medallions above inlaid side

George III J Chambley W. Hampton Tall Case. Fourth quarter 18th century mahogany tall case clock with broken arch with center turned finial. Holley inlaid rosettes, oblong medallions above inlaid side

Crank wind. 2 weights.

An 18th century mahogany cased grandfather clock with painted moon face, 98.7"Hx27"x11.2"

An 18th Century Georgian mahogany tall case clock with a bonnet top over a decorated brass dial signed for James Bucknell, Crediton, and a line-inlaid mahogany case on straight bracket feet. Two weigh

A fine English tall case clock by William Lawson of Newton-Le-Willows, marked on the dial. Features variable chime and moon phases; case is of flame mahogany, the bonnet decorated with ormolu mounts a

18th C Mahogany Thomas Earnshaw Grandfather Clock Holburn (Missing Glass). 93 1/2" Hmissing glass

English, second half 18th century A carved mahogany long case grandfather clock with moon dial and curved broken pediment Apparently unmarked Approx. h. 89.5", w. 19.25", d. 10.5" Provenance: From the

Early to Mid 18th Century English mahogany with oak secondary tall case clock with 8 day movement. The bonnet top having three brass urn finials, a single tombstone glass door with fluted and stop-flu

An English or Welsh Quarter-Striking Mahogany Tall Case Clock 18th Century the brass dial having a steel chapter ring, Roman numeral hours and Arabic numeral minutes, further set with a seconds dial a

A Mahogany Tall Case Clock 18th Century the hood with a glazed door enclosing the painted dial with Roman numeral hours, further set with a seconds dial, signed illegibly, the straight trunk fitted wi

George III Mahogany Tall Case Clock18th century, mahogany veneer, pine secondary, painted metal face with moon dial featuring figures fishing, second and date dials, marked "Jos.h Burn, Walsall.", tom

18th c. Grandfather (tall case) mahogany clock. Brass works. One part of pediment needs to be reattached. Included pendulum and weights. Brass works. 19" x 10" x 89 1/2" Ht..

English Mahogany tall case clock, mid 18th century, the domed hood with finials and column details, the face with etched sunburst medallion above applied brass scrolling motifs with dolphins and masca

A George III brass-mounted and satinwood-inlaid mahogany tall case clock, late 18th century. The brass face signed "Matthew Wylie Paisley/No 619," the dial further etched with foliate scrolls. H: 87 1

An Irish George III Mahogany Tall Case Clock Late 18th Century the dial signed Conway Cork. Height 84 x width 17 x depth 9 inches. Property from the Collection of Ron Winter, Merwins Antiques, Birming

An English Georgian Francis Perigal mahogany longcase clock, Royal Exchange, London 18th century, with brass dial surmounted by the brass eagle form finial, the lower single door with highly figured m

TALL-CASE CLOCK BY THOMAS READIpswich, England, First Half of the 18th CenturyMahogany case. Bonnet with coffin-style top. Brass eagle and turned steeple-top finials supported by fluted plinths with b

An English Mahogany Tall Case Clock john pratt, dover, 18th century the domed cornice with ball finials, the glazed door opening to the steel dial with Roman numeral hours and Arabic numeral minutes,