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Fine 19th Century eight day “skeleton” clock under a glass dome Circa 1860 with a gilded wood plinth

£695.00

11″ by 5″ and 12″ tall

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Aneroid marine barometer made originally to indicate barometric pressure onboard a small boat, pleasure craft or trawler Circa 1920’s (Retailed by Jn. Barker of Kensington)

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One of the finest tall oval “four-glass” crystal regulator clocks by Baptiste Delettrez Circa 1885 with eight day movement striking on a sweet bell

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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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Fine brass cased eight day carriage clock by the well respected makers Mappin & Webb..we need say no more!

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

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Late 18th Century stick barometer by Jones of Holburn, London Circa 1790-1800, silvered engraved dial in figured mahogany

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Exceptionally rare “gimballed” barograph by Negretti & Zambra, we suspect it was used onboard a ship and may have been a special order for an expedition…if only it could speak!

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