A George III Brass Mounted Mahogany Bracket Clock

A George III mahogany and brass mounted bracket clock
the dial signed Charles Howse, London
the rectangular case with swept caddy top with pinecone finials and carrying handle, the sides with gothic pierced rectangular sound grills on moulded plinth base and ogee bracket feet, the 8' silvered Roman dial with outer five minute Arabic track, the centre with mock pendulum below XII and date aperture above VI, set within a glazed circular brass bezel, the brass twin fusee movement with anchor escapement striking a bell, with pendulum, case key and winder, 50.5cm high
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Late Victorian mahogany and brass mounted table clock,

Late Victorian mahogany and brass mounted table clock, by Lund and Blockley, 42 Pall Mall, London, with bell top and brass handle, on brass bracket feet, three train movement, the brass arched dial with strike silent in the arch, striking every quarter hour, the movement with five gongs and eight bells, 42 cms high

Junghans Gilt Bronze Mounted Mahogany Bracket Clock

Estimate:

[restrict paid=ture]$400 – $600[/restrict]

Auctioneer:

[restrict paid=ture]Fontaine's Auction Gallery[/restrict]

Sold Price:

[restrict paid=ture]$450[/restrict]

Sold Date:

[restrict paid=ture]Oct 23, 2021[/restrict]

Junghans Bronze Mounted Mahogany Bracket Clock
Germany, early 20th century
8-day Westminster chime movement signed "Junghans"
24 x 12 1/2 x 9 inches

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK, by F. UPJOHN of

Estimate:

[restrict paid=ture]£3,000 – £4,000[/restrict]

Auctioneer:

[restrict paid=ture]John Nicholson Auctioneers[/restrict]

Sold Price:

[restrict paid=ture]£3,400[/restrict]

Sold Date:

[restrict paid=ture]6:00 AM – Nov 08, 2013[/restrict]

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK, by F. UPJOHN of LONDON, with silent and strike action, engraved backplate, single bell, silvered dial and date aperture, with brass carrying handles, and brass feet. 19 inches high.

A George III mahogany-cased bracket clock with aut

Estimate:

[restrict paid=ture]£1,500 – £2,000[/restrict]

Auctioneer:

[restrict paid=ture]Fellows[/restrict]

Sold Price:

[restrict paid=ture]£3,800[/restrict]

Sold Date:

[restrict paid=ture]2:00 AM – Apr 02, 2012[/restrict]

A George III mahogany-cased bracket clock with automaton. Robert Beels, Kings Lynn, circa 1780. Having a 7″ break-arched painted Roman dial inscribed “Rob’t Beels KINGS LYNN”, the spandrels painted with domestic and wild animals, the arch with a rural landscape depicting a woodcutter, with articulated arm, before a village with articulated windmill sails, the wire-driven twin-fusee movement with foliage-engraved backplate, the anchor escapement and pendulum driving the woodcutter’s arm, the windmills sails on a silk thread pulley, the bell with rebated edge for silent option, the caddy-top case with brass carrying handle over moulded door and conforming glazed sides, the latter with circular sound frets, raised on brass ogee bracket feet, 18.5″, (47cm) high excluding handle.

Condition

Dial – fresh and bright, suggesting repainting. Movement – backplate is unsigned. Alterations to pendulum crutch to govern woodcutter arm are quite crude, but probably original. Case – has a nice warm colour and is in good order. Fellows do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any clocks sold.

A George IV mahogany bracket clock case

Estimate:

[restrict paid=ture]£200 – £300[/restrict]

Auctioneer:

[restrict paid=ture]Fellows[/restrict]

Sold Price:

[restrict paid=ture]£180[/restrict]

Sold Date:

[restrict paid=ture]2:00 AM – Apr 02, 2012[/restrict]

A George IV mahogany bracket clock case. Circa 1825, with later dial and movement by Winterhalder & Hoffmeier, circa 1910. Having an 8″ silvered Arabic dial, the two-train movement stamped “W&H Sch 2″, ting-tang quarter-striking on two coiled gongs, the case with berry finial and stepped pediment over fluted frieze, recessed spandrels and convex-glazed spun bezel, the sides with ring handles over fish-scale frets, on stepped moulded plinth and block feet, 20”, (51cm) high.

Condition

Dial – light tarmishing, wear around winding squares. Movement – appears sound. Case – some rubbing and spotting to lacquered brass furniture, typical scuffing to corners, has been repolished years ago, scuffs to sides. Potential to insert period dial and movement. Fellows do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any clocks sold.