JOHN MACKIE STRICHEN GRANDMOTHER CLOCK

JOHN MACKIE STRICHEN GRANDMOTHER CLOCK - Tall Scottish clock circa 1800; oak case with mahogany finish, pillar front with finial top (3 finials total, center has an eagle topper and sides are spheres;

John Warmink Grandmother Clock 20th century, made in Holland, burled wood finish, face marked John Warmink, arched brass dial with moon phase, silvered chapter ring with roman numerals, mahogany finis

Rare Antique Grandmother Clock by John Thompson, London England, 19th Century. Fully Signed. Condition: Generally Very Good Condition. Dimensions: H: 57" x W: 13" x D: 9". Provenance: From a Long Isla

Mahogany grandmother's clock by John Thomas, London, time only spring driven movement, chiming on wires, with a calendar dial in the arch, the waist door with a tag inside from Volare

Mahogany, bonnet top, string inlay and brass hardware. 60 x 14 1/2 x 8 3/4

English Walnut and Mahogany Grandmother Clock with Mixed Wood and Inlays, Broken Arch Pediment Surrounding Brass Finial, Brass Hinged Door Opens to Roman Numeral Dial, Clock Face Marked John Thompson

John Thompson (20th C., London) Walnut and Burl Walnut Grandmother Clock with Silver and Brass Dial Face, Broken Arch Pediment, Brass Urn Finial, Carved Wood Medallions, Fluted Quarter Columns on the

George III Style Mahogany and Burl Walnut Grandmother Clock, Having Broken Arch Pediment Flanking Brass Center Finial, Turned Columnar Sides To Top, Brass Dial Marked John Thompson, London, Silver Dia

Green grandmother clock with three metal finials. Face marked John Warmink. Measures 75.5" tall. Includes keys & pendulum.

English, late 18th/19th C., with paper label inside door "Percy Webster, 38 Great Portland Street." 6'2"h x 11"w x 7"d

A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY GRANDMOTHER CLOCK playing on eight bells, with moon aperture and arched terminal. 196 cm x 28 cm.

Vintage Mahogany Grandmother Clock with Brass Filigree and Silver Dial, Having Broken Arch Pediment with Carved Urn Finials, on Ogee Bracket Feet. Works Made in Wurttemberg, Germany. 10.5" Wide, 7.5"

WILLIS MICHAEL GRANDMOTHER CLOCK

An Edwardian Mahogany Grandmother Clock Circa 1910 having an eight-day spring-driven movement, unsigned but probably German, Westminster-striking the quarter hour on eight gongs; the hour striking on

Geo. J. Lippert Table Co. (Canada, Early 20th century). Mahogany grandmother clock with 9 tube Winterhalder Hoffmeier movement. 74"h x 17"w x 13"d

A Regency Style Chinoiserie Decorated Grandmother Clock late 19th/early 20th century Height 71 inches. Estimate $800-1,200 Property from a San Antonio, Texas Collection

Unsigned, attributed to Elmer Stennes of Weymouth MA. Dwarf grandmother clock, hand painted dial decorated with floral patterns, case is line inlaid and features quarter fan inlays in the corners, wai

A Chinoiserie lacquered grandmother clock with brass and steel Tempus Fugit dial. 66-1/2in tall x 13in wide x 8in deep. Lacking key. Has pendulum. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside deli

By Maker William Marsh of DISS, Antique English Oak Cased Grandmother Clock, Oak Case, Brass in Hood Columns, well painted dial. Circa late 1700's. originally purchased at Florian Papp NYC by Cullman

A Painted Mahogany Grandmother Clock Colonial Mfg. Co., Zeeland Michigan Height 74 x width 9 x depth 6 3/4 inches

19th C. Chinoiserie Lacquered Grandmother Clock with Shaped Top Having Brass Eagle and Putti on Bird Finials and Brass and Silver Dial. Clock Has Oriental Figural and Scenic Decorations with Body and

Federal style grandmother clock, executed in oak, having an arched pediment surmounting the face with a brass central dial with Roman numerals, framed in scrollwork spandrels, and topped by a cabochon

"Tempus Fugit" Hand Decorated Grandmother's Clock, circa 1940, Colonial Manufacturing Co., Zeeland, Michigan Height 71 in. Width 8.5 in. Depth 6.625 in. Dimensions: Height 71 in. Width 8.5 in. Depth 6

Mahogany Brass Dial Spring Driven Grandmother Clock. 73 1/2" H PLEASE REFER TO OUR "TERMS OF SALE" FOR FULL DISCLOSURE OF OUR POLICY. THANK YOU!"