An English Lantern Clock Signed Thomas Wheeler Circa 1670

Signed Sam Townson, 34 x 38 x 14 cm. Back plate and glass in the wings are missing.

An English Incised Brass Lantern Bracket Clock Richard Whitheare, Reading, Circa 1650 the dial incised to show tulips and scrolls, signed Richard Whitheare Reading Fecit. Height of lantern clock 16 in

English Triple Fusee Bracket Clock by Thomas Stansburycirca 1780the mahogany veneered case with inlay decoration, 8-day triple fusee movement with quarter hour strike, dial signed "T. Stansbury,

An English Brass Lantern Clock, Thomas Mudge (English, 1715-1794) 十八世紀 英國銅鍍金燈籠鐘 標記：Thomas Mudge

A 17th century English Lantern clock by "Thomas Bagley, at the Mearmaid in Lothbury". 30 hr single weight time and strike movement with verge escapement, engraved Brass dial and Roman numerals, single

A late 17th century brass winged Lantern Clock the dial signed Thomas Bradford, Londini fecit the strapped bell over urn finials, heraldic frets, turned columns and ball feet, the 6.5' brass Roman cha

Thomas Moore, Ipswich Lantern Form Wall Clock: Dial Signed Thomas Moore, Ipswich. Roman numerals , Single hand movement, Enclosed bell, Hinged side doors, H. 14-1/2 , W. 6-1/2""

An English Mahogany Tall Case Clock Dial Signed Thomas Whipp, Rochdale, Mid-19th Century Height 93 x width 29 x depth 11 1/4 inches. Note: This lot is located in Chicago, Illinois. The buyer will be r

DESCRIPTION: A large gilt carved mantle mirror with clock. Features ornately decorated gilt wood frame with mirror plate. The top of frame has clock. The dial is signed by Seth Thomas. CIRCA: 20th Cen

A 19th century Miniature English Lantern clock. 8-day spring driven fusee movement with passing strike, engraved Brass dial with Silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals signed "Jerome Gazeut, St John

Circa 1850's English Fusee Shelf Clock signed Made in England (Tame Side) Lees Ltd, Bolton - height 20" width 18" depth 6" - found in 88 year old womans Minneapolis Mn home - good condition

English Act of Parliament japanned clock case, 18th/19th c., signed "Thomas Hackney", 63"h x 31"w x 9"d Provenance: Property from a Major Corporate Art Collection

Circa 1860 English mahogany tall clock, signed M Middlemiss, Newcastle, hand painted dial depicts the Lord's Supper and seated women on all 4 corners (2 have dogs with them), weight driven 8-day movem

Circa 1890s, Signed English Fusee Bracket Clock. Fantastic overall condition. Showcasing an exquisite wooden case which perfectly accents the elegant roman numeral dial. King Lynn featured on dial, pr

English ebonized cased bracket clock with brass dial, signed 'Geo. Lindsey, London" circa 1785 with engraved back plate 18"h x 10"w x 6"d

DIAL SIGNED JOSHUA THOMAS, SOUTHAMPTON

Circa 1880's Octagon Regulator signed Seth Thomas Clock Co. in a rosewood case with original metal dial. Hgt 24" dia. 16". Key & pendulum are present. All in clean & study condition. Found in St Paul

Circa 1880's Walnut Signed Seth Thomas Shelf Clock with original glass. H 21" w 11" d 4.5". Good condition. Has key.

Circa 1880 Signed Seth Thomas Walnut Shelf Clock marked Eclipse on pendulum. Has alarm, original finish, original dial and glass. Height 24.5' w 15.25" depth 4.75". Found in Rural Nelson WI home.

A good late 18th Century English long case clock by Thomas Binks of Barningham, England (b. 1737-1806), the thirty-hour brass dial encased in a good oak case, original weights, circa 1780, condition:

signed 'Thomas West Ratclif Cross London"; with gilt brass spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, subsidiary dial and calendar; with two weights; Condition: chipped loss

English Double Fusee Quarter Striking Lantern Clockearly 20th centurythe brass case with open-work floral motifs, 8-day double fusee quarter strike movement, dial signed "Smith & Son Ltd., Strand

A 5-1/2 inch exterior bell ship's strike bulkhead clock by Seth Thomas, American, circa 1910. Signed below the center, with a silvered dial, blackened Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial above the

This oil on panel portrait of a gentlemen likely dates to the late 17th c. early 18th century and is likely of English origin. The painting is not signed or dated however it is inscribed in pencil ver