JOHN POOLE LONDON CHRONOMETER MOVEMENT

May need to be repaired. H 3" x D 4.75"

Marine Chronometer, Ship clock, John R. Arnold, London, No 487, 8 day, instrument tag from US Navy. Mahogany case with inlaid brass corners. Winding indicator, Silvered dial, Fusee movement, running c

With silvered brass dial marked "John Poole/Maker To The Admiralty./Fremchurch St. London 5179/C&J. Favre-Brandt Yokohama-Osaka" with Roman numerals, set in a locking mahogany box with recessed brass

May need to be repaired. H 2.75" x D 4"

May need to be repaired. H 2.75" x D 4.5"

BRACKET CLOCK CASE WITH YANKEE MOVEMENT

CASED YACHT CHRONOMETER BY JOHN POOLESecond Half of the 19th CenturyBurnished steel face marked ìJohn Poole Maker to the Admiraltyî. Negus retailer label. Brass-bound wooden case.Case height

A framed 18th Century map of the road from London to Poole by John Ogleby 36 x 45 cm.

A framed 18th Century map of the road from London to Poole by John Ogleby 36 x 45 cm.

DESCRIPTION: James Poole & Company Marine Chronometer, London. The three-tier mahogany case with brass accented corners and medallion on hinged lid that opens to reveal glass protected view of chronom

English, 19th C. movement by John Crucefix, London, sign. Appx. 105"h x 19-1/2"w x 10"d Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

AN ENGLISH BRASS BOUND MAHOGANY SHIP'S MARINE CHRONOMETER by John Brunton, London, 19th century The face signed, inscribed, and numbered JOHN BRUNTON / 3 AMERICA SQUARE / LONDON / 501. height of case

Mahogany grandmother's clock by John Thomas, London, time only spring driven movement, chiming on wires, with a calendar dial in the arch, the waist door with a tag inside from Volare

the dial signed "John Poole / Maker to the Admiralty / Fenchurch St / London No. 2"; in a brass-mounted wooden case; case: 7 inches square; 6 inches high;

1860s, New York, NY Dial: white porcelain dial, black Roman numeral hour markers, outer minute track, sunken sub-seconds, gold fleur-de-lys hands, signed: T. F. Cooper London Movement: T. F. Cooper, L

Ref: 3716 Dial: Circular white dial, Arabic and dart numeral hour markers every other hour, sub-seconds, chrome hands, signed: Rolex Oyster Perpetual Chronometer Movement: Jeweled automatic movement

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY SHIPS MARINE CHRONOMETER by John Brunton of London No 513, three tier brass bound case with side carrying handles, front plaque signed and numbered, 4-inch silvered dial with Roman

CHARLES FRODSHAM, 84 STRAND, LONDON, No 3218. A 19TH CENTURY 2-DAY MARINE CHRONOMETER MOVEMENT with finned pillar fusee movement fitted a compensated balance wheel escapement, signed on the back plate

Seven plates from 'The Costume of Turkey'. Drawn from life in 1798 by Octavien Dalvimart and stipple-engraved by John Dadley and William Poole. Published by William Miller, London, 1804. All seven inc

Circa 1910 Dial: white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, sunken sub-seconds, outer minute track, blued steel spade hands, signed: Walter Cross London WC Movement: jeweled stem-wind and key-set mo

19th Century Dial: Goldsmith and Co., London/Paris; Movement: impressed Glazed brass case, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, two train movement sticking in the hour and the half hour, repetitio

JOHN TAYLOR, LONDON. A GEORGE III TRIPLE FUSEE VERGE BRACKET CLOCK MOVEMENT IN LATER CASE, the mahogany case with arched top and glazed door enclosing a 7" arched brass dial with gilt spandrels and si

JOHN MOYR SMITH (1839-1912) (ATTRIBUTED DESIGNER) FOR COX & SONS, LONDON AESTHETIC MOVEMENT PARLOUR ebonised wood, with close nailed velvet upholstery(57cm wide, 106.5cm high, 64cm deep)

A CARVED MAHOGANY MINIATURE LONG CASE CLOCK Bearing the signature 'John Holmes, London', probably late 19th century composed of earlier elements Movement: Weight driven two train with anchor escapemen