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A fine and large skeleton timepiece of two weeks duration, with passing strike at the hour, elaborate and highly decorative plates and superbly figured marble base.

A fine and extremely rare miniature tavern timepiece with coloured print on the door.

A very fine mahogany and satinwood longcase with painted dial and moonwork from the county town of Westmorland.

A fine mahogany longcase in the manner of Mudge, Dutton and Holmes with arched, silvered dial by this well-known maker.

An exceptionally small, rosewood, striking bracket clock.

A fine and small Regency rosewood bracket clock with hour strike and repeat.

A very fine West Country walnut longcase clock with moon dial and high water at London Bridge.

A good Regency mahogany bracket clock by this noted maker, complete with replacement wall bracket.

A fine and very large tavern timepiece elaborately decorated with chinoiserie on a black ground, with round dial and gilt numerals.

A fine and early seventeenth-century lantern clock, converted from balance wheel to anchor escapement.

A very fine and unusually small "Dachluhr" or rooftop timepiece in a strung mahogany case.

A good shield dial tavern timepiece with white chapter ring and coloured print on the trunk door.

A good English dial clock with engraved brass dial and verge escapement.

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

A fine eighteenth-century walnut stick barometer.

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

A fine mahogany bracket clock with three-pad arched top and numbered striking movement.

An exceptionally fine Laterndluhr timepiece of one-month duration.

A good, small Scottish mahogany longcase with engraved and silvered dial.

A small and elegant satinwood mantel timepiece with a movement of high quality and a delicately engraved, silvered dial.

A fine gilded carriage clock with petite sonnerie strike on bells, calendar and alarm.

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 provincial lantern clock with original verge escapement, all in an excellent state of preservation.

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

A fine, 12-inch mahogany wheel barometer with mercury thermometer graduated in Fahrenheit, Reamur and Celsius.

An exceptionally fine and rare Vienna regulator on a superbly figured mahogany case and with movement of one-month duration with grande sonnerie striking.

An exceptionally fine mahogany musical bracket clock playing twelve tunes by this eminent maker.

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

A fine Regency rosewood chamfer-top bracket clock with good brass ornamentation and complete with replacement wall bracket.

A very fine and rare two-train skeleton clock by this noted maker, striking the hours on a concealed gong.

A mahogany longcase in the best Edinburgh style.

A fine and rare mahogany tavern timepiece.

A very fine and small mahogany longcase by this well-known partnership.

An extremely rare, late seventeenth-century lantern clock with anchor escapement, two hands and in its original, highly distinctive oak tall case.

A very fine and extremely rare angle barometer with perpetual regulation of time by this leading instrument maker.

A fine caddy-top longcase with decoration of chinoiserie on a green ground, all in an excellent state of preservation, and with arched brass dial.

A very fine and rare mahogany tavern timepiece.

An extremely elegant mahogany longcase by these well-known makers.

A fine and small ebonied bracket clock by this celebrated maker.

A fine eight-day chronometer by this celebrated maker.

A fine marine barometer in a frame of partridge wood by this well-known maker.

A particularly fine, bow-front stick barometer by this well-known maker.

A grande sonnerie Laterndluhr of the highest quality.

A fine, three-pad, mahogany bracket clock with arched brass dial.

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

A fine and small mantel timepiece in a rosewood case of the highest quality.

An eight-day chronometer by this well-known maker in a brass-bound rosewood box and with fully numbered movement.

An extremely rare, travelling timepiece / alarm lantern complete with case, all in a perfect state of preservation.

A fine, flat to the wall, bow-front stick barometer by this noted maker.

A good, flat-fronted mahogany stick barometer by this well-known maker.

A very rare, shield-dial tavern clock in an exceptional state of preservation.

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

A very fine trunk dial timepiece with fully signed and numbered movement by this celebrated maker.

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

A very fine and exceedingly rare miniature longcase clock in a case decorated with chinoiserie on a simulated tortoiseshell ground. [Also included is "The Longcase Clock", an article by Tim Robinson from Antique Collectors' Club which discusses Manley, and Milo Mighell's correspondence with John Renton of the Norfolk Museums Service.]

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

A very fine lantern clock of early Third Period with rare features in the striking mechanism, all in an exceptional state of preservation and by a master of the Clockmakers' Company.

An exceedingly rare mahogany tavern clock with silvered dial and hour striking movement.

A good bow-front marine barometer by this well-known maker.

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 rare, early nineteenth-century English dial timepiece with 12-inch wood dial.

A fine and large mid-seventeenth century lantern clock, reconverted to balance wheel but otherwise in untouched original condition, well documented and illustrated in English Lantern Clocks

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

A fine provincial Lantern clock with anchor escapement, all in an excellent state of preservation.

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

A fine gorge-cased carriage clock with repeat strike by this noted maker.

A fine and elegant oak longcase clock having an 11-inch brass arched dial with exceedingly rare configuration, by this talented provincial maker.

An important early eighteenth-century walnut and marquetry stick barometer.

An exceedingly elegant mahogany longcase clock by this noted Scottish maker, with some very rare features.

A very distinctive mahogany trunk dial with convex wood dial by this well-known maker.

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

A finely proportioned bell-top bracket clock decorated with chinoiserie on a green ground.

A pagoda-top longcase with two coloured prints on the trunk door. One photograph shows another longcase clock with the case decorated with chinoiserie on a red ground.

A fine and very rare mahogany trunk dial timepiece with engraved and silvered dial.

A fine and early trunk dial timepiece with convex wood dial and signed movement.

A fine and unusually small rosewood bracket clock with hour strike on a bell and with hour repeat.

A very fine, engraved, gorge-cased carriage clock with grande sonnerie strike on bells.

Original article from Antique Collector (April 1972), pp. 73–78.

Original article about a small clock by Grimalde & Johnson from Antique Collector (April 1974), pp. 62–63.

Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (August 1965), pp. 51–52.

Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (July 1968), pp. 70–76.

Photocopy of an article from Wireless World (October 1976), pp. 38–42.

Original article about eighteenth–century scientific instruments for measuring, surveying, navigation and time telling from Antique Collector (April 1980), pp. 77–79. Alo includes pp. 75–76.

Original article about pocket–sized instruments including timepieces and compasses from Antique Collector (July 1980), pp. 76–78.

Original article from Country Life Annual (1956), pp. 180–185.

Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (December 1958), pp. 42–44.

Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (November 1978), pp. 90–94.