We specialise in English bracket clocks from the 18th century and the first half of the 19th century.
All our clocks have been overhauled and sympathetically restored. They are in good working order and have a 12 month guarantee.
Delivery is free in England and Wales and we will be pleased to arrange packing and shipping of any item, to anywhere in the world. Last updated 28 April 2010 |
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 | Robert Wood, London c1790
An English mahogany 8-day bracket clock with 3-pad top, signed on the engraved and silvered dial Robt. Wood London.
The dial has a strike/silent lever in the arch and a date dial above 6 o'clock. The back of the clock movement is engraved all over with a vase, flowers and foliage.
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 | E. J. Dent, London c1850
A small pollard oak library timepiece by the eminent Victorian maker Edward John Dent of London.
The clock has an anchor escapement with maintaining power.
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 | Satinwood Timepiece c1850
A very small, mid 19th century 8-day English timepiece with engraved and silvered dial and satinwood case.
This most attractive timepiece is only 7½ inches high.
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 | Grimalde & Johnson, Strand, London c1815
A small Regency bracket clock signed on the 7-inch painted dial Grimalde & Johnson Strand London.
The clock strikes the hours on a bell and has a strike/silent feature on the backplate.
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 | Jonathan Lowndes, London c1695
An ebony veneered bracket timepiece with pull quarter repeat on two bells, signed on the dial plate J Lowndes London.
The 5-pillar movement (centre pillar latched) has a single fusee with (replaced) verge escapement.
The silent pull mechanism strikes the hours on one bell and the quarter hours on a second bell. The backplate has decorative engraving and is signed in a cartouche Jonat Lowndes London.
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 | James & Robert Barker, London c1850
A good mahogany 4-glass mantel clock signed on the movement backplate John & Robert Barker 17 Aldgate High Street 1791. The engraved number 1791 on the backplate is a serial number not a date.
The clock has a 6¼-inch square silvered dial with engraved corners and blued steel hands.
Case size 9½ x 6¼ x 12½ high.
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 | Christopher Williamson, London c1840
A nice example of a William IV bracket clock complete with its original bracket. Note the good quality carving - crisp and detailed.
The dial of this clock is enamel, not the more common painted dial, and it has the enameler's name - Richard Symes - on the back.
Height: 18 inches (27½ inches including the bracket).
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 | Henry Wyatt London c1830
A small ebonised bracket clock with brass inlays, signed on the 6-inch square silvered dial Wyatt London.
The ebonised case is very decorative as it has brass stringing and inlays to the front with brass scale pattern frets and ring handles to the sides.
The gadroon top to the case has a single brass pineapple finial.
Case height 16½ inches including finial.
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 | John Hughes, England c1800
An attractive example of an English mahogany bracket clock from circa 1800.
The mahogany case, with excellent veneers, has a single pad top and an 8" round white painted dial.
The clock is signed on the backplate John Hughes 1801.
Height 17½ inches high including the handle.
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 | Viner & Co., London c1830
This small decorative ebony and ormolu bracket clock, with an engraved, engine turned and gilt dial, signed on the backplate Viner & Co,, 233 Regent St.
The 5-pillar movement, with chain driven fusees, has an anchor escapement and strikes the hours on a bell.
The ebony veneered case has more than 60 good quality chased and gilded mounts.
Case height 16¾ inches, including finial.
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 | Richard Webster, Cornhill, London c1820
A classic example of Regency period Gothic - a mahogany lancet top bracket clock with fine brass inlays.
The clock movement was made by the respected partnership of Handley and Moore who specialized in making bracket clock movements for the trade in Regency London.
Richard Webster was head of the family business from 1807 to 1849. The firm was founded by William Webster in London in 1711 and it passed from father to son for almost 200 years.
Height: 18½ inches.
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