A quantity of English longcase and lantern clock table

This fully brass table clock is by J. Strong Londini (the name incised on its face). The clock comes with a pendulum and key. The antique clock has a fusee movement. We are told by the consignor that

A 17th century English Lantern clock by "Thomas Bagley, at the Mearmaid in Lothbury". 30 hr single weight time and strike movement with verge escapement, engraved Brass dial and Roman numerals, single

A 19th century Miniature English Lantern clock. 8-day spring driven fusee movement with passing strike, engraved Brass dial with Silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals signed "Jerome Gazeut, St John

A superb example of a English lantern clock by Richard Rayment of Bury This clock has been subject to a fusee conversion probably by the Victorians as this was a very popular conversion to make lanter

Titles include the following: The Carriage Clock A Repair and Restoration Manual, by Laurie Penman, 2005; English Lantern Clocks, by George White, 1989; The Georgian Bracket Clock 1714-1830, by Richar

An English Brass Lantern Clock, Thomas Mudge (English, 1715-1794) 十八世紀 英國銅鍍金燈籠鐘 標記：Thomas Mudge

Signed Sam Townson, 34 x 38 x 14 cm. Back plate and glass in the wings are missing.

England, with engraving, 1 hand, height 38 cm.

Antique English 18th century longcase clock by J.N. Matthews of Leighton with thirty hour movement, brass face with original spandrels. Measures approximately 19"x10"x84". Matthews Clock making family

18th c. English brass lantern clock. Later French works. 3 1/4" x 3" x 7 1/2" Ht., comes with key.

English brass lantern clock, late 18th century. The face marked: "Ben Brockhurst, Coventry." With armorial decoration and finials at the top on all four sides; on ball feet. Size: 15" H x 5 3/4" W x 6

Antique English Brass Lantern Clock, unmarked, 14" high.

19th century, brass case clock with fusee movement, dome top with bell, chapter ring with black roman numerals, engraved dial, interior of doors are etched "1723 May/5/9/58 HK", 16 x 6-3/4 in.

George III English Mahogany Longcase Clock. Face marked "Thomas Milner, Wigan."Approximately 97.75H x 26.5W x 11.0D in.

An English brass lantern clock with a hair spring escapement in working condition. Measures 10" tall X 4" across X 4" deep.

Richard Stedman, English long case clock, Late 18th/Early 19th c., Godalming, carved pine case, with gilt and painted dial, signed "Rd. Stedman", 76"h x 20"w x 10.5"d

An English Brass Clock. Table top clock with exposed movement contained in a glass case. Reverse of movement is stamped "Dent London 1882 No 042 22". Susanin's will not comment on the working conditio

English Georgian longcase clock by John White Hancock of Yeovil, circa early 19th century, 85" H x 18.25" W x 9" D.

Antique English Brass Lantern Clock. Running intermittently. Included letter reads "In answer to your...inquiries about the fine brass lantern clock which you purchased... I was interested to note on

A good late 18th Century English long case clock by Thomas Binks of Barningham, England (b. 1737-1806), the thirty-hour brass dial encased in a good oak case, original weights, circa 1780, condition:

brass dial, c. 1890, 101" h x 21 w at bonnet, x 13 d, from a Dallas Estate

Exceptional Rare Antique English Table Clock by Charles Nollorth Yarmouth, England. With Hand Enameled Orientalist Decorations & Bronze Handle. Circa Mid 19thC.Condition: Generally Very Good.Dimension

Late 18th or early 19th century English parquetry inlaid longcase clock, executed in oak and satinwood, having a shaped cornice above a band of carved scrollwork, surmounting a glass panel door border

Georgian English Inlaid Oak Longcase Clock by William Knight of Stafford 85''x21''x10''. Gilt and polychrome painted pictorial dial. Parquetry inlaid case with brass fittings. Overall wear from age. W