An unusual mid 19th century English drop dial calendar clock signed George Taylor

George Taylor, an unusual mid 19th century "Geo. Taylor's Registd. Date Clock", rosewood veneered case with elongated octagonal bezel, inlaid with symmetrical vine, leaf and flower designs, the lower portion of the case with C scroll and leaf carved ornaments, glazed, oval pendulum viewing aperture with leaf carved surround, and mother of pearl inlay including deer, the curved bottom also with inlay, and locking door for pendulum access, large, oval, white painted roman numeral dial with day, date and month apertures below, and 8 day fusee timepiece movement with recoil escapement, and rectangular brass perpetual calendar movement

A large and interesting mid 19th century English fusee dial clock with carved case

England, a large and interesting mid 19th century dial clock, the round, laminated case replete with floral and foliate composition ornament, the sections separated by carved wooden fleur de lis, the top with large composition shell, and composition gadrooned bezel surround, very ornate gilded and silvered composition dial with faux engine turned ground, ornamented with C scrolls, bellflowers, foliage, and framed, black painted roman numeral reserves, the two train fusee movement with recoil escapement, five knopped pillars, and shouldered plates

An early 19th century English table clock with date signed Chas. Sheerer

Estimate:

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

Auctioneer:

[restrict paid=ture]Schmitt Horan & Co.[/restrict]

Sold Price:

[restrict paid=ture]$1,800[/restrict]

Sold Date:

[restrict paid=ture]Nov 20, 2022[/restrict]

Chas. Sheerer, London, an early 19th century table clock, mahogany break arch case with molded base and cast brass bracket feet, glazed door with brass moldings, the molded top with brass handle, and case sides with fish scale frets, roman numeral silvered dial with arabic five minute markers, concentric date ring, subsidiary strike/ silent dial in the arch, engraved Adamesque ornament, and pierced, blued steel hands, and two train fusee movement with recoil escapement and pull repeat, sounding the last hour on demand, the back plate also with Adamesque engraving, the center with oval reserve and urn

An early 19th century English table clock with date signed Chas. Sheerer

Estimate:

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

Auctioneer:

[restrict paid=ture]Schmitt Horan & Co.[/restrict]

Sold Price:

[restrict paid=ture]$1,800[/restrict]

Sold Date:

[restrict paid=ture]Nov 20, 2022[/restrict]

Chas. Sheerer, London, an early 19th century table clock, mahogany break arch case with molded base and cast brass bracket feet, glazed door with brass moldings, the molded top with brass handle, and case sides with fish scale frets, roman numeral silvered dial with arabic five minute markers, concentric date ring, subsidiary strike/ silent dial in the arch, engraved Adamesque ornament, and pierced, blued steel hands, and two train fusee movement with recoil escapement and pull repeat, sounding the last hour on demand, the back plate also with Adamesque engraving, the center with oval reserve and urn

A SUPERB 19TH CENTURY BRONZE MYSTERY CLOCK by TAYLOR,

Estimate:

[restrict paid=ture]£3,000 – £5,000[/restrict]

Auctioneer:

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

Sold Price:

[restrict paid=ture]£5,600[/restrict]

Sold Date:

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

A SUPERB 19TH CENTURY BRONZE MYSTERY CLOCK by TAYLOR, PARIS, formed as a young classical lady holding aloft a sphere containing the clock. 28 inches high.

A good mid 19th century French mantel clock with calendar signed Bourdin

Estimate:

[restrict paid=ture]$1,800 – $2,500[/restrict]

Auctioneer:

[restrict paid=ture]Schmitt Horan & Co.[/restrict]

Sold Price:

[restrict paid=ture]$5,000[/restrict]

Sold Date:

[restrict paid=ture]Nov 20, 2022[/restrict]

Bourdin, a Paris, a good mid 19th century mantel clock with calendar, the black slate, break front case with molded top, base, and corners, and surmounted by a patinated figure of a gaunt hound, signed P.J. Mene, gilt, rectangular bezel with thick bevelled glass, roman numeral white enamel dial with seconds at 12:00, blued steel Breguet style hands, and with flanking, vertically oriented dials, to the left the day and date, to the right the month and 29 1/2 day moons age display, with gilt, engraved mask, the signed, two train pendule de Paris movement with dead beat escapement and striking on a bell, the pendulum with wooden rod, and brass mounting plate with calendar work driven by the strike train