Longcase clocks

Click on any longcase clock picture to see more details, including description, price and Jester reference number. Scroll down to see more longcase clocks, mantel and wall clocks. 

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Click here to see more detail of a 19th century longcase with inlaid mahogany case and arch dial Click here to see more detail of small late 18th century stained pine longcase by Robert Moore of Ockley Click here to see more detail of a late 18th century longcase by Thomas Baker of Malling Click here to see more detail of an 18th century oak longcase clock with painted dial by Thomas Phillips of London Click here to see more detail of an early 19th century Scottish longcase in a mahogany and inlaid case
Click here to see more detail of an 18th century oak longcase by Deacon of Barton in the Beans Leicestershire Click here to see more detail of a Walnut-veneered longcase by Samuel Robson of North Shields Click here to see more detail of an 18th century carved oak longcase Click here to see more detail of a 1920s grandmother clock with Smiths electric-driven movement Click here to see more detail of an 18th century oak longcase by John Ettry of Horton
Click here to see more detail of an 18th century longcase in chinoiserie decorated case by John Adams of Halesowen Click here to see more detail of a small mahogany longcase by Geoffrey H Bell of Alresford Click here to see more detail of a 19th century Bristol automation mahogany longcase by Bartley & Eggert Click here to see more detail of a Victorian domestic regulator by Emanuel of Portsmouth Click here to see more detail of an 1820 longcase in a mahogany case by William Preddy of Langport
Click here to see more detail of an 18th century mahogany Bristol longcase Click here to see more detail of a 19th century oak longcase by Edward Pearce of Crewkerne Click here to see more detail of an 18th century elm longcase by Percival of Ludford Click here to see more detail of an 18th century longcase by John Boot of Sutton-in-Ashfield
Click here to see more detail of a 19th century oak and mahogany longcase by Isaac Drayton of Chard Click here to see more detail of a late 19th century oak and inlaid mahogany grandmother clock Click here to see more detail of a late 18th century London longcase by William Garrett of London Click here to see more detail of an 18th century mahogany Bristol longcase by John Hunter
Click here to see more detail of an Edwardian grandmother clock in a dark oak case with Westminster chime Click here to see more detail of a west country longcase by Roper of Oakhill Click here to see more detail of an 18th century oak longcase by Robert Schofield Click here to see more detail of a 19th century Scottish longcase clock by John Hardy of Aberdeen Click here to see more detail of an 18th century oak and cross banded mahogany longcase clock

Wall clocks

Click on any wall clock picture to see more details, including description, price and Jester reference number. Scroll down to see more wall and mantel clocks, and up to see longcase clocks.
Click here to see more detail of a 1900 mahogany case dial clock Click here to see more detail of a Victorian walnut drop dial wall clock by Chas Desprez of Bristol Click here to see more detail of an English fusée dial clock by John Asbridge of Salisbury
Click here to see more detail of a Vienna wall clock Click here to see more detail of a late 19th century walnut-cased Vienna-style wall clock Click here to see more detail of a George III tavern clock
Click here to see more detail of an early 20th century English dial clock by Dukes of High Street, Gosport Click here to see more detail of an English drop dial wall clock by John Davey of London Click here to see more detail of a 1930s 12 inch dial clock in ebonised case with eight day movement
Click here to see more detail of an English dial clock by Chant of Burnham Click here to see more detail of a small English dial clock by J.B. Yabsley of Ludgate Hill, London Click here to see more detail of a ship's bulkhead clock by the Chelsea Clock Company


Mantel clocks

Click on any mantel clock picture to see more details, including description, price and Jester reference number. Scroll down to see more mantel clocks, or up to see wall and longcase clocks.
 
Click here to see more detail of a mahogany eight day timepiece Click here to see more detail of an Edwardian inlaid and brass mounted mantel clock by Japy Freres
Click here to see more details of a late 18th century walnut clock by Thomas Barton of Manchester Click here to see more detail of an Edwardian mahogany balloon cased mantel clock Click here to see more detail of a walnut Edwardian mantel clock with silvered dial
Click here to see more detail of a Victorian carved oak mantel clock by Camera Cuss Click here to see more detail of a 19th century French carriage clock in a bow fronted case Click here to see more detail of a 1930s chinoiserie decorated mantel clock by R & Co. of Paris
Click here to see more detail of a late 18th century table clock in a black laquered and brass case Click here to see more detail of a miniature oval-cased French carriage clock by Chas Frodsham of London Click here to see more detail of an early 20th century walnut-cased mantel clock
Click here to see more detail of an Edwardian walnut mantel clock with 8 day movement and gong strike Click here to see more detail of a miniature brass-cased French carriage clock with enamel dial and Roman numerals Click here to see more detail of an Edwardian mantel clock in rich mahogany case
Click here to see more detail of a French coniche carriage clock by Dent of Cornhill London Click here to see more detail of a Regency bracket clock by M Hartley of Bristol Click here to see more detail of a painted porcelain French mantel clock by Hy Marc
Click here to see more detail of a 19th century gilt French carriage clock by Retty of Paris Click here to see more detail of an 18th century eight day timepiece by A.G. Mayers, London Click here to see more detail of a Victorian brass lantern clock with double fusée 8 day movement
Click here to see more detail of an 1890s miniature carriage clock with porcelain dial, Arabic numerals and original case Click here to see more detail of a 19th century French Boulle mantel clock by Mougin au Paris Click here to see more detail of a 19th century ebonised and brass strung mantel clock by Hy Marc Paris
Click here to see more detail of a 19th century brass and gilt three piece clock garniture by John Bennett of Cheapside Click here to see more detail of an Edwardian mahogany inlaid balloon-cased mantel clock
Click here to see more detail of a 19th century French Boulle mantel clock by Mougin of Paris Click here to see more detail of a Regency bracket clock by Francis Jones of 62 Cornhill London Click here to see more detail of a late 19th century walnut bracket clock with applied gilt mounts Click here to see more detail of a mahogany English bracket clock in the Gothic style by Perigal of London
Click here to see more detail of a brass French carriage clock in a decorative case Click here to see more detail of a chinoiserie decorated mantel clock with single train timepiece and 8 day movement
Click here to see more detail of a small mantel clock in decorated chinoiserie case Click here to see more detail of a French carriage clock by Henry Birks and Sons Click here to see more detail of a small Victorian brass single chain fusee steeple skeleton clock Click here to see more detail of a circa 1920 brass lantern clock
Click here to see more detail of a boudoir clock in a brass case with ivory handle Click here to see some more detail of an early 19th century mahogany balloon mantel clock by John Barwise of London Click here to see more detail of a French brass carriage clock with enamel dial and Roman numerals
Click here to see more detail of a brass carriage clock Click here to see more detail of a French carriage clock in a gold case Click here to see more details of a miniature French carriage clock
Click here to see more detail of a good French carriage clock Click here to see more detail of a Regency rosewood bracket clock by James Truscott of Aberystwith Click here to see more detail of a 19th century French mantel clock in a rosewood and marquetry case
Click here to see more detail of a French gilt carriage clock by Goldsmiths Company London Click here to see more detail of a late 19th century brass lantern clock Click here to see more detail of a miniature carriage clock in an oval case
Click here to see more detail of a Victorian bell top bracket clock in a mahogany case Click here to see more detyail of a gilt French mantel clock with blue porcelain decoration Click here to see more detail of a late 19th century French boulle mantel clock


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