19th c. English tower clock face, 41"diam

English tower clock face, 19th century, with the Roman dial with original cast iron surround and clock gears, 41"dia. X 11"d.

19th c. mahogany case English grandfather clock. Face marked "R. D. Webster / Exchange Alley / London". Brass works. 17 1/2" x 9" x 84" Ht.. Retains weights and pendulum.

Antique French tower clock face. 19th century. 42" dia

A Mid-19th Century English Tall Case Clock. Painted metal face. With key, pendulum and weights Clock case: 82.5" x 23.5" x 11"

Antique English 19th C Georgian Grandfather Clock. The face is marked Dav Ormond Westminister. The case featuring extensive marquetry inlay in the Dutch style. Measures approximately 98 x 21 x 11 inch

Face sgd. J. Bradley, Euston Rd. , London, dia. 15 1/2",

19th C. English Skeleton Clock. Brass scaffold frame on four feet with silvered Roman numeral radial dial face. Key wind movement with open escapement. Clock with period wooden base and blown glass do

Early 19th c English mahogany tall case clock with brass works, silvered brass face signed Thos Donns, Louth, calendar movement with "father time" with reaper sickle Tempus Fugit figural embellishment

19th century mahogany tall case clock with applied relief decoration, in two sections. Face not marked. [Overall: (approx) 92 inches high; Base and pedestal: 63 H x 19 1/2 W x 13 1/2 D inches]. Case i

With hand-painted scenic face. Dimensions: 16.5" W x 4" D x 27"H; 

Antique Victorian English nautical clock, late 19th century, face marked "Reynolds & Son / 22 John Street, Crutched Friars / London EC / No. 1876," and with a wind register, inset into a polished bras

English, 19th Century. Tall pine case clock; with painted face, case having stepped hood. Signed to face, George Lambert, Blandford. Note: Pine indicates rural manufacture (Dorset), may have been pain

Magnificent English early 19th century Samuel Thorp tall case clock from Abberly (Worcestershire). Clock face in arabic numerals, surrounded in corners by angels. Includes weights, key, 3 brass finial

BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE ENGLISH GRANDFATHER CLOCK, HAND PAINTED FACE AND 8 DAY WORKS Size: 93" H x 21 1/2 W x 10" Terms: PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY AND FULLY BEFORE BIDDING - THIS IS AN ON-SITE AND LIVE IN

Mid 19th century English ebonized bracket/mantel clock having two wind holes, with tiered step top and plinth base, Jacobs and Lucas, Whiteriargate Hull, signed to face. With key. Bethel Jacobs was a

Late 19th c. Norton London English Open Face Pocket Watch, key wind (no key), unmarked engraved silver case, movement back reads 'Cylinder Escapement Four Holes, Jeweled', 1 3/4" diam. Case wear, hair

19th C. English Oak and Mahogany Grandfather Clock with Mahogany Banding, Inlays and Mouldings, Having a Broken Arch Pediment with Brass Urn Shaped Finial, Painted Dial Face Having Flowers in the Corn

19th century English Jacobean style tall case clock, executed in oak, having a shaped cornice with carved gadrooning, surmounting a glass panel door, opening to the clock face having a central dial wi

Mid 19th century English Regency ebonized bracket/mantel clock having two wind holes, with tiered step top and plinth base, Jacobs and Lucas, Whiteriargate Hull, signed to face. With key. [17 1/2" H x

Nancy Brighouse English tall case clock. 19th century. Mahogany, painted face with floral motifs, port scene, and Roman numerals. Remnants of "Nancy Brighouse" painted across face of clock. Clock rest

Two Open Escapement Wall Clocks 19th Century includes one continental clock with a hand painted face, and one English clock marked W. Sleigh / Stockton. W. Sleigh clock height 8 1/2 inches, face diame

Fine 19th century tall case clock with painted wood face and dial. Working condition. Measuring approx 8ft tall x 23.5" wide x 12" deep. Good overall, see photos. No signature or marks found.

DESCRIPTION: B.J. Kerridge mantel clock featuring a chain fusee movement housed in a wooden casing and decorated on the dial with an etched ogre's visage and hands, on the corners of the face with flo

A large clock face measuring over 5 feet in diameter, from a clock-tower or church, 19th century, with gilded Roman numerals. 62" dia.