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Rare Bradley & Hubbard (1852-1940) American (Connecticut) pendulum iron table or mantle clock Circa 1857, made in relatively small numbers, very few have survived in such good condition

£330.00

13″ by 4″ deep and 15″ tall

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A fine eight day “Four Glass” Late19th Century brass regulator clock, striking the hours and halves on a bell

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Sweet small proportioned bracket or “library” clock by Ebeneezer Fisher of Ellesmere dating to Circa 1840 with rosewood and mother-of-pearl inlaid case and eight day movement

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Late 18th Century mahogany longcase clock with painted floral dial by Gudgeon of Bury St. Edmunds Circa 1795, eight day striking movement

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Victorian well made eight day circular wall clock Circa 1880 with mahogany case

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A fine Mid 19th Century brass inlaid drop-dial eight day wall clock by Beha & Schwerer of Norwich

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A fine French striking eight day carriage clock Circa 1900, chimes the Hours and halves on a gong

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Richard Cole of Ipswich Circa 1810: Rare elm cased longcase clock with eight day movement, unusual gilt-wood finials, the superb painted dial with early luminous paint, a rare depiction of the Market Cross, Ipswich, showing the clockmakers workshop…possibly a one-off special order for the maker himself?

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A quality Late 19th Century figural table clock by Friedrich Mauthe (German) dedicated to the music lover, chiming the Hours and halves on a sweet bell

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John Brown of Harleston, Norfolk Circa 1825 : Golden oak longcase clock with painted dial (classical urn with birds), eight day movement striking the Hours on bell

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