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A finely proportioned and very small early nineteenth-century mahogany longcase with round, silvered dial.

A very fine, mid-seventeenth-century lantern clock with balance wheel, by this celebrated maker.

A fine mahogany tavern timepiece with passing strike by this Royal maker.

An exceptionally fine, two-train skeleton clock with quarter strike, horizontal balance with helical hairspring and maintaining power and centre seconds by this celebrated maker, all in original condition.

A fine and large lantern clock by a member of this well-known family of clockmakers.

A very fine and rare miniature tavern timepiece with one at-the-hour strike.

A fine and very rare mahogany longcase with arched top and brass dial.

A longcase clock decorated with finely preserved chinoiserie on a faded crimson ground and with coloured prints to the trunk and base.

A very fine trunk dial [clock] with hour strike and convex wood dial.

An English dial timepiece with engraved silvered dial.

A very rare English dial timepiece with 10-inch engraved brass dial and verge movement.

A good, "flat to the wall", bow-front mahogany stick barometer by these noted makers.

A flat-fronted mahogany stick barometer by a provincial maker but of the best London quality.

A fine seventeenth-century lantern clock with original verge escapement and alarm work.

A mahogany longcase in the best Edinburgh style.

A very fine and small ebony-veneered bracket clock with hour strike and repat, alarm and strike/silent.

A fine eight-day chronometer by this celebrated maker in a brass-strung coromandel box.

A fine and rare mahogany stick barometer.

An exceptionally fine, two-train skeleton clock with quarter strike, horizontal balance with helical hairspring and maintaining power and centre seconds by this celebrated maker, all in original condition.

A good, two-day marine chronometer in a very fine rosewood box.

A fine, gilt oval carriage clock striking the hours on a bell and with push repeat.

A very fine and rare mahogany tavern timepiece.

An extremely rare and finely preserved walnut stick barometer with Royal Society scale to the thermometer.

A fine, eight-day marine chronometer by this celebrated maker, in a rosewood box of the highest quality.

An exceptionally fine Queen Anne walnut and marquetry longcase clock.

A mahogany longcase with all the refinements of the best makers in this city.

A very good, burr walnut longcase with arched dial showing the moon's age.

An exceptionally fine and small mahogany longcase with arched brass dial by this well-known maker.

A fine, four-piece mahogany wheel barometer with 12-inch dial.

A very fine and small rosewood chamfer-top bracket clock by this noted maker, complete with wall bracket.

A fine longcase decorated with chinoiserie on a green ground and with a particularly good, arched brass dial.

A 2-foot achromatic brass telescope with rack, on brass stand in mahogany case. The photographs are of the telescope, a receipt of original purchase in 1831, and the makers' trade card.

A finely proportioned oak longcase with arched brass dial by this well-known maker.

A small and finely proportioned mahogany longcase with an elegant, painted dial.

A very fine Viennese Laterndluhr with grande sonnerie striking.

A good mahogany bracket clock with its original wall bracket.

A very fine and rare miniature bracket clock in a case veneered with olive wood by this great maker.

A fine grande sonnerie Vienna regulator by this well-known maker.

A very finely proportioned grande sonnerie Laterndluhr in a mahogany case with two-piece silvered dial by this well-known maker.

A fine and very rare lacquer longcase clock decorated with chinoiserie on a turquoise ground and with coloured prints applied to the trunk door and base.

A fine and exceedingly rare verge dial timepiece, fully documented.

The very earliest style of Parliament clock, in fact a true tavern clock.

A small and finely proportioned ebony-veneered bracket timepiece in an inverted bell-top case, with verge escapement, silent pallets and quarter repeat.

A fine and small English dial clock with the rare combination of silvered dial and octagon case.

A fine overture box by these great makers, playing three airs.

An exceedingly fine mahogany bell-top bracket clock with three-train fusee movement striking the quarters on eight bells.

A good mahogany bell-top bracket clock with three-train verge movement quarter striking on eight bells and with two subsidiary dials.

A fine rosewood four-glass or English carriage clock by this well-known maker.

A very rare English dial wall clock with 15-inch engraved and silvered brass dial, saltbox case and verge timepiece movement.

A rare and fine oak longcase clock by this important maker.

A good mahogany grandmother clock with arched silvered dial and quarter strike on four or eight bells.

A very fine, ebonised and ormolu mounted bracket clock, quarter striking on 8 bells and with original wall bracket.

A good, early-nineteenth-century regulator with mercury pendulum and mahogany case with very fine patina in the manner of Barrauds.

A very fine, rosewood veneered, chamfer-top bracket clock by these well-known makers.

An exceptionally fine Viennese Laterndluhr timepiece with movement of one-month duration.

A fine wall clock with wood dial by these well-known makers; dated 1816/1817.

A good bell-top bracket clock veneered with mahogany and with arched brass dial and verge escapement.

A small and well-proportioned mahogany arch-top bracket clock.

A good, small, brass-inlaid rosewood bracket clock by this fine maker, with replacement wall bracket.

An exceedingly rare tavern clock with hour striking movement.

A good mahogany bell-top bracket clock, signed on dial and backplate.

A Regency mahogany chamfer-top bracket clock of the finest quality.

A good open-front "paddle-top" stick barometer.

An unusually small, finely proportioned mahogany bell-top bracket clock, striking the quarters on eight bells.

An unusually small mahogany bell-top bracket clock with alarm and very finely finished movement.

A fine George III bracket clock in a brass-bound case veneered with richly figured mahogany with four corner pineapple finials and a single acorn finial to the centre mound of the bell-top case.

A seventeenth-century lantern clock, with the front fret signed.

Miniature lantern clock, possibly of Bristol origin, with a detailed description by Beresford Hutchinson.

A very rare and finely-decorated teardrop tavern clock.

A fine flat-front mahogany stick barometer by this noted maker.

A fine bow-front mahogany stick barometer by this important maker.

An exceedingly rare Scottish tavern clock by this maker of repute.

A rare and very finely preserved tavern clock by East Anglia's greatest maker.

A very fine Vienna Laterndluhr regulator with a timepiece movement of three months duration and gridiron compensating pendulum in a case of exceptionally elegant proportions.

A very rare sedan timepiece in its original mahogany travelling case, the clock case dated.

A very fine example of a classic Edinburgh mahogany longcase clock.

A very good English dial timepiece with 14-inch engraved and silvered brass dial and single salt-box case.

A fine, small and exceedingly rare rosewood mantel clock with gilded engine-turned dial and back wind.

Makers' surnames include: B[...], Babbington, Bachan, Bacharn, Bachofen, Backhouse, Bacon, Bacot, Baddin, Baddy, Badger, Badiley, Bagley, Bagyer, Baily, Bailey, Baley, Baillon, Baker, Balcher, Baldwin, Bale, Baley, Balie, Ball, Ballard, Balleure, Bamber, Bamford, Banks, Banister, Banner, Bannister, Banson, Banton.

Makers' surnames include: Br[...], Brabant, Brackley, Bradbury, Bradford, Bradgate, Bradley, Bradshaw, Brady, Brafield, Brayfield, Bramer, Bramston, Brand, Brasier, Brass, Brassett, Brather, Braun, Bray, Bredo, Brentwood, Brew, Brewer, Bride, Bridgeman, Bridges, Briggs, Brightridge, Bristow, Brittain, Broadbent, Brockbank, Brodu, Brogden [donbrog], Bromfield, Bromley, Brooke, Brooks, Brookes, Brooksby, Brosy, Brown, Browntree, Bruce, Bryan.

Makers' surnames include: Buank [?], Buchanan, Buck, Buckenhill, Buckingham, Buckman, Bucknall, Budgen, Budgeon, Buffet, Bull, Bulline, Bullock, Bumstead, Bunce, Burch, Burden, Burdet, Burfield, Burgi, Burgis, Burges, Burgess, Burn, Burnett, Burnham, Burport, Burry, Burton, Busby, Bush, Bushman, Buschman, Bushman, Bushnels, Butcher, Butler, Butterfield, Butts, Buxton, Byfield, Bynham.

Makers' surnames include: J.C., Cabrear, Cabrier, Cacket, Caillate, Calder, Calderwood, Callowe, Calloway, Caltro, Cambro, Cambden, Camden, Cameel, Cambell, Campbell, Cane, Cannon, Canton, Card, Cargill, Carlson, Carlyon, Carne, Carpenter, Carrington, Carte, Carter, Cartier, Cartwright, Carus, Cary, Castel, Castell, Castle, Cater, Catlin, Caton, Cattell, Cattle, Cawdron, Cawley.

Makers' surnames include: J. F., Faby, Facio, Fail, Farrey, Fairy (Fairey?), Faizan, Faldo, Fanjoux, Fardoil, Farewell, Farwell, Farmer, Farnworth, Farrell, Farr, Farrington, Farow, Fasch, Faulkner, Faver, Favor, Favore, Favour, Favre, Fawkes, Fayle, Fayrer, Fayting, Fazakerley, Featherstone, Fell, Fellowes, Fellows, Fels, Fenester, Fenn, Junn [probably Fenn], Fennell, Fennimore, Fennymore, Fennymare, Fenton, Ferguson, Ferment, Ferrers, Ferron, Ferrot & Thuilier, Fichtner, Field, Fieldhouse, Filler, Fillery, Finch, Finchett, Finney, Fish, Fisher, Fitter, Fitzsimons, Fitzwilliam.

Makers' surnames include: R. H., Haber, Habler, Haden, Hadley, Hagen, Haggar, Hailes, Haines, Haland, Halding, Hales, Halifax, Hallifax, Hall, Hallett, Halley, Hally, Halsted, Halstead, Ham, Hamarsly, Hamers, Hambleton, Hamilton, Hammond, Hancorn, Hancorne, Hand, Handanought, Handisyde, Hindside, Hands, Hanet, Hannet, Hankin, Hanscombe, Hanson, Hanwell.

Makers' surnames include: Liddell, Liddiard, Liford, Lifford, Lyford, Lilly, Lillie, Lindley, Lindsay, Lindsey, Linsey, Linter, Lipscomb, Lipscomb, Lisceur, Littleton, Liveze [Liversey?], Lloyd, Lock, Lockwood, Lockyear, Lokyer, Lodge, Lodington, Loft, Loftus, Lomax, Long, Longcraft, Looker, Lorman, Lormier, Louis, Lovage, Love, Loveday, Lovejoy, Lovelace, Lovell, Lovet, Lovick, Low, Lowe, Lowcocke, Lowder, Lowndes, Lownds, Loundes, Loyne, Lozano, Lucant [Ellicott?], Lucas, Ludlow, Lullin, Lum, Lumley, Lynes, Lyon, Lyons.

Makers' surnames include: Mason, Masquernit, Masquenir, Massey, Massy, Masters, Matchett, Machett, Mather, Mathew, Mathews, Mathias, Mathuff, Maud, Mawley, Maxwell, May, Mayfield, Maynard, Mayor, Mayer, Mayr, Maysmore.

Makers' surnames include: Meakins, Meares, Measure, Medcalf, Medley, Meelech, Meers, Meigh, Melvill, Menitrier, Mercer, Merchant, Mercier, Meredith, Merigcot, Meroes, Merrett, Merriman, Merryman, Merry, Metcalfe, Metham, Meunier, Michell [Mitchell], Micklewright, Middleton, Miege, Milbourn, Milbourne, Mylbourn, Mylbourne, Miles, Miller, Millington, Million, Millis, Mills, Milner, Minchall, Minchener, Minchiner, Minshull, Minton, Mintern, Minten, Miroir, Mitchel, Mitchell, Mitchelson, Mitchnell.

Makers' surnames include: Naas, Napier, Naish, Nash, Natson [Watson?], Nau, Nauta, Naylor, Neal, Neale, Neath, Neaton, Neau, Nelmes / Elmes, Nelson, Nethercott, Neave, Neaves, Neve, Nevill, Neville, Craig & Neville, Newbolt, Newborough, Newcomb, Newell, Newham, Newman, Newsam, Newson, Newton, Nicasius, Nicholl, Nicholls, Nichols, Nieuwenhof, Nightingale, Nitinglass, Noah, Noakes, Noble, Noel, Norcot, Norcott, Noman, Norman, Norris, Norsworthy, North, Northcote, Norton, Noyer, Noyes, Nufingter, Nunkorn [?].

Makers' surnames include: O[…], Oakley, Odell [?], Ogbourne, Ogden, Oldfield, Oliver, Olliver, Olivermaes, O'Neal, Orpion, Orrery, Orson, Orton, Osborne, Osland, Osmond, Otteridge, Otting, Ourry, Overhall, Overs, Overturn, Overzee, Ovett, Owen, Owens, Oyens.