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Canova of Southwold, Suffolk – Nice quality fusee inlaid wall clock Circa 1890

£675.00

16″ by 16″

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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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A most unusual and attractive ebonised and brass inlaid alarm clock by Japy dating to between 1855 and 1857 with an eight day movement

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Hamilton & Inches of Edinburgh – Fine and rare antique barograph in an oak glazed case Circa early 1900’s – one of the finest we have seen

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A French eight day carriage clock by Couaillet Circa 1900 with Anglais case

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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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Rare and interesting Late 19th Century “Mystery” clock in the form of a wizard with a wand pointing to a glass time sphere

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Eight day table or small mantel clock by Buren of Switzerland, lovely inlaid walnut case with little Georgian style brass feet

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Rare example of a novelty timepiece with a cricketing theme, not seen by us before in over Thirty Years! – Made in around 1900 by the British United Clock Co. set up in 1885

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High quality eight day oak cased circular wall clock made between the Wars, possibly for onboard a ship or boat

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William Marsh of Diss, Norfolk: Superb automation dial with rocking ship, longcase clock Circa 1825 with eight day movement, walnut case with fine fretwork cornice

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