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Collection of Old Tupton Ware tube lined ceramics, 19 pieces, to include vases, mantel clocks,
Collection of Old Tupton Ware tube lined ceramics, 19 pieces, to include vases, mantel clocks, storage jars,..., featuring an Iris pattern storage...
19th Century Victorian late mantle clock having a round face with arabic numerals to the chapter
19th Century Victorian late mantle clock having a round face with arabic numerals to the chapter ring set within an architectural case. Measures 3...
Two early 20th Century mantle clock to include an oak cased Napoleons hat clock and a Smiths
Two early 20th Century mantle clock to include an oak cased Napoleons hat clock and a Smiths mahogany case clock. Largest measures 24 x 42cm.
A French miniature carriage clocks with decorative enamel panels and dial, brass cased with beveled glass face.
A French Bayard brass cased carriage clock with beveled glass panels.
Early 20th C mahogany mantel clock of concave form, with boxwood stringing and shell inlay, with a
Early 20th C mahogany mantel clock of concave form, with boxwood stringing and shell inlay, with a French movement, approx 24.5cm high; together w...
Antique grandfather clock movement with wooden dial (with painted rose decoration & Roman numerals),
Antique grandfather clock movement with wooden dial (with painted rose decoration & Roman numerals), pendulum & weight. (Dial measures approx 38.5...
18th / 19th century Mahogany and Oak 8 Day Longcase Clock, the painted dial with Roman numerals,
18th / 19th century Mahogany and Oak 8 Day Longcase Clock, the painted dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial (lacking hands) and date aperture, m...
19th century Rosewood and Satinwood Inlaid 8 day Longcase Clock, the painted enamel arched dial with
19th century Rosewood and Satinwood Inlaid 8 day Longcase Clock, the painted enamel arched dial with Arabic numerals and marked John Fisher, Bilst...
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