Penlington & Hutton
Magnificent ebony veneered and gilt 8-day bracket clock by Penlington & Hutton of Liverpool.
Quarter chiming on a nest of bells, hour striking on a good resonant gong.
Movement by Thwaites & Reed numbered 14298 dating to 1877. Pull repeat, strike/silent, fast/slow switches. Approx 20” high.
£7500
9289-04657
Parkinson & Frodsham
Mahogany cased 8-day bracket clock by Parkinson & Frodsham.
Painted dial with Roman numerals striking on a bell. Brass ball feet. 41cms high.
Circa 1820.
£4500
9288-01543
George Wass
Arabesque inlaid marquetry kingwood 8-day bracket clock by George Wass London.
6.75” dial. Height excluding handle 14.5”. Now with recoil escapement. Internal count wheel striking. Circa 1730
£8400
9301-6595
Desbois & Wheeler
Imposing 8-day bracket clock by Desbois and Wheeler of Grays Inn Passage, London.
Recoil escapement striking on a bell. Five pillars. Chain fusee and pull. Numbered 7708 on movement, front plate and case. 20” high inc. finial.
Circa 1820.
£3250
9302-02323
William Cole
George III ebonised and brass mounted balloon clock by William Cole (1752-1815). Non-striking single fusee movement.
Circa 1780.
£2950
9309-1440
William Cribb
Mahogany double fusee bracket clock by William Cribb (1785-1839). Anchor escapement. Hour striking on a bell. Brass bound and inlaid case with brass acorn finial.
Circa 1820.
£3250
9314-02103
John Dwerrihouse
Top quality George III bracket clock by John Dwerrihouse. Strikes hourly to a bell, date aperture, two-train, strike/silent switch, locking pendulum. The mahogany dome case with brass carrying handle, fish scale side grills and fluted brass feet. John Dwerrihouse was a respected London clockmaker active from 1770. He moved his business to Berkely Square in 1800 and died in 1805. The business was subsequently carried on in partnerships e.g. Dwerrihouse & Carter, by his successors. This clock was therefore made between 1800 and 1805.
£8400
Brockbanks
Magnificent bracket clock standing 26” high (to top of finial) by Brockbanks. 8-day chain driven, triple fusee movement with anchor escapement. Quarter chiming on eight bells and hour striking on a separate bell. Pull repeat. Backplate inscribed “Brockbanks, London.” Dial also signed. Strike/silent lever. Date and regulator sub-dials. Bell top case with orb finial and ball feet.
Circa 1780.
£7500
