HARLEY & SON, SALOP. A GEORGE III OAK 30-HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK

HARLEY & SON, SALOP. A GEORGE III OAK 30-HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK with dental moulded cornice and long trunk door enclosing an 11" brass 30-hour single-handed movement.

BADDELY, ALBRIGHTON. A GEORGE III OAK 30-HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK with caddy top case enclosing an 11" single-handed 30-hour movement.

George III Oak Tall Case Clock late 18th century, the hood with a broken-arch pediment and carved rosettes, full fluted columns with brass capitals flanking the door, the brass face engraved "Alex Mi

late 18th century; the brass dial inscribed "John Green St Martin's Court"; with two weights and key; 18 inches wide; 9 inches deep; 84 1/2 inches high

George III Oak Tall Case Clock, fourth quarter 18th century, the door with an inlaid star, the clock with an engraved brass face with rotating calendar dial and engraved inscription "Geo White, Bristo

George III Oak Tall Case Clock, 18th C., inscribed John Wadleton, Davenport (HOSH31)(MS) Dimensions: 86" H x 20" W x 10" D Property from a New York home

English, late 18th C., dial signed "Knight Feversham" Cracks, repairs, losses to moldings 7'2-1/2"h x 18-1/2"w x 11"d

A George III Oak Tall Case Clock abraham shaw, billingborough, circa 1810 the hood having a swan neck pediment centered with a spreadwing eagle atop an orb, the glazed door opening to the moon phase a

Circa 1810. Having a molded crown with three turned wood finials above bonnet housing dial and movement within atop case with hinged door leading to lowercase atop molded foot. H85" W20" D11" Sold fro

Circa 1780-1800; with painted sheet metal face with 8 day movement, broken pediment with brass mounted rosettes and eagle finial, reeded corner columns on waist, on bracket feet. 81 in. H., 18.5 in. W

Circa 1810. Having a molded crown above glazed upper bonnet housing dial and movement above lower case having hinged door all atop bracket feet at lower base. H85" W18 1/2" D9" Sold from the collectio

Circa 1810. Having a molded crown above a very nicely painted calendar dial flanked by columns and leading down to lower door which is hinged and flanked by quarter columns atop lower case. H79" W19 1

early 19th century, painted face with second and dated hands, clock face surmounted by painting of cathedral, hood featuring mahogany veneer and broken arch pediment, case with hinged lipped door, str

Circa 1810, Britain. Having a broken arch pediment at the bonet centered by eagle atop orb finial continuing down to glazed door opening to nicely painted dial signed H. Evans LLangadocock. Weights an

Circa 1820. Having a molded crown over hinged and glazed door housing dial and movement over the case having a hinged door a top base with molded foot. H83" W18 1/2" D9 1/2"

A George III oak tall case clockRobert Downes, Londonlate 18th centuryThe arched painted dial with subsidiary strike/silent, seconds and date dials inscribed Robt Downes / LONDON, the twin train movem

George III Oak Tall Case Clock. The bonnet top with swan's neck crest above an arched glazed door opening to a white painted enamel dial, inscribed "Crosland, Wakefield," the waisted case with arched

DATE c. 1720 DIMENSIONS Width 17 Depth 10 Height 76 in. CONDITION Note: no movement.

English George III oak tall case clock, broken pediment bonnet w/8-day time & strikc brass movement, arched steel dial signed "Hardy Hill", tombstone arched waist door flanked by chamfered corners, on

George III Oak Tall Case Clock, early 19th c., brass dial inscribed "T. Common, Coldstream", swan's neck crest with rosettes, spreadwing eagle finial, h. 79 in., w. 19 1/4 in., d. 8 1/2 in. Note: Miss

A George III oak longcase clock the dial signed Heywood, Northwich the rectangular hood with moulded cornice above a later painted frieze and freestanding reeded columns, the trunk with quarter reeded

A George III oak longcase clock, A George III oak longcase clock, by J Davy of Aylesham, with painted dial to 8-day striking movement and date aperture, the case with fret carved cornice and brass fin

English George III oak tall case clock, late 18th c., Adam Travers, Liverpool (active c. 1769-1799, Travers is listed as a watchmaker at St. Paul's Square in the 1773 Gore Directory of Liverpool), pai

Dial signed William Johnson Evesham with decorative spandrels and a painted depiction of a dog. The body with satinwood inlay.