In restored condition. Verge escapement appears to be original. Simple border engraving to the backplate. Dial, movement and case appear to be original to each other. Running and striking currently. Strike silent and calendar operational. Case has been refinished. Base of case, internal seat board and lower central movement pillar all have a hole which are in alignment, originally for a threaded bolt (this now missing) and the movement held within the case by the back plate brackets. Finials and brass side sound frets faithful reproduction replacements. A handsome clock of desirable size. Note: We do not guarantee the on-going working condition of any clock at auction. A professional service is always recomended.

Missing rope lines and two weights. Otherwise, clock movement complete.

As photographed, there are numerous areas of deterioration to the surface evidenced by the light patches case. This has been cleaned, revarnished, and retouched numerous times in its long lifetime. Case door with significant bow glass most likely replaced as well. Dial and hands appear to be original and very good condition. Movement appears to be original and runs for approximately 45 minutes before tripping up on the striking mechanism. Weights appear to be later cast iron. Overall, an attractive example that would benefit a professional overhaul. As is the case with all clocks and timepieces, we don’t guarantee working order.

Running but losing approximately five minutes per day. Professional service recommended.

Some rubbing to the gilt finish (to be expected with a piece of this age), also appears to be some kind of finial missing from the lyre. Movement appears to be original with pendulum and bell. Movement ticks for a while and then stops, would benefit from a clean and service. Still presents very attractively.

Correct fitting key can be supplied, it did not come in with a key. Case in good condition with original gilding. Would benefit from a light clean and a wash. One additional vacant hole to the back levelling foot bracket. Marble pontle in good order with very minor scuffs and scratches (to be expected). Hanging pendulum most likely not original, appears to be a later manufacture. Bottom pivot of the rotary propeller is worn, and will need polishing or a jewel fitted for correct operation, not currently running. Will need professional servicing.

Original condition as can be seen from the photos. White marble aged stained with some very minor flea bite chips. No breakages. Brass ormolu mount tarnished and discoloured, would benefit from a wash. Dial in overall good condition, with small hairlines to the top right of the winding collet. Chip loss to lower back right hand bevel glass panel. Lower suspension block present although separated from suspension wire. Back plate serial number as marked No/B.11./3416/7. Original gilder rotary disc pendulum similarly marked to the underside with matching serial number 3146. A fine example. 

In very good professionally restored condition. No damage or repairs, currently running but would benefit from a professional overhaul.

Original condition, no losses or damage of note. Minor scuffs, scratches and flea bites to the marble (as to be expected). Wear, rubbing and overall corrosion to the ormolu mounts and remnants of polishing compounds and wear, where previous owners have tried to clean to ormolu mounts. Dial in good order, pendulum present. Movement present and correct but will need a professional restoration.

Genuine period French swinger, spelter figure with original cold painted finish with areas of corrosion and discolouration and losses, as to be expected with spelter. Original base, no damage or restoration to the figure. The post from which the clock suspends appears to have been re-attached to the figure. Clock in original order, present and correct. Currently not running as cross style suspension springs are broken and the clock has not had professional attention in a long period of time. In sleepy original condition.

This piece is keeping remarkably good time with a current variance of a couple of seconds. Missing screws to the lid hinge otherwise very clean and tidy throughout, a very high-quality chronometer. We have had Rob snook who is a professional Horologist, who was very impressed with its condition.
As is the case with all clocks and timepieces, we don’t guarantee working order.

English movement, fussee. Achor escapement, Movement in original order but will need a clean and service. Not currently running due to broken suspension spring of the pendulum.

Running and striking correctly at present, movement appears to have been professionally overhauled in the past Weights appear to be period and correct. The fruit and carved case in wonderful condition with no evidence of losses or damage. Losses and damage to the roman numerals as can be seen from the photographs (which is often the case). A wonderful example of its type.

Case in original order, patination and finish. No losses apparent to the carved decoration. Old bone hands appear to be original. A few ivorine Roman numerals replaced (which is often the case). Movement in good original order but in need of professional overhaul. Bellows replaced (often the case). Remnants of Beha label to clock backboard. A very nice example of its type.

Movement is currently running, we note there is a significant crack running around the base of the piece.

As is the case with all clocks and timepieces, we don’t guarantee working order.

Case with slight blemish dent to the uppers front, otherwise in very good condition. Note there is an inscribed dedication on the back dated 1903. Ticking away nicely when wound.

As is the case with all clocks and timepieces, we don’t guarantee working order.

Retailer details rubbed on the dial. Otherwise very good condition throughout and currently running well

As is the case with all clocks and timepieces, we don’t guarantee working order.

Case with some wear and rubbing to the highlights, missing an approximately 10cm piece of beading on the upper right side. Tarnish to the metal mounts particularly to the feet. Movement appears to be complete with pendulum. Note not currently running. Ticks for a while then stops. Would benefit from a clean and service. As is the case with all clocks and timepieces, we don’t guarantee working order.

Case in very good original condition. Bezels and finial tarnished. Some damage to three of the dials; enamel chipped between 4-5 on one, cracking and staining to the other, and a hairline crack visible to the third. Movement appears to be running when wound and it does appear to be running on all four dials. Would benefit from a service and clean. As is the case with all clocks and timepieces, we don’t guarantee working order.

Appears to be professionally restored, minor scuffs and scratches to the case (as to be expected). Dial appears to be a later replacement. Has being retrofitted as to operate from a cell battery, all parts/movements appear to be present and correct. We are unable to test and run this clock due to it being brought in by the vendor with the pendulum assembly attached and the suspension spring has been broken. Professional set up/adjustment of the movement would be required for operation. A good example of its type.

The Enfield example missing bezel and glass.