£42,000

An excellent, late 17C/early 18C, "all over" bird and flower marquetry longcase clock with 11" square dial and MONTH going movement by Jno. ( John ) Culliford of Bristol.

£33,000

A superb William III, walnut/"all over" bird and flower marquetry longcase clock by Char. ( Charles ) Halfted of London. N.B. also recorded spelt Halsted and Halstead - before spelling was standardised.

£24,500

A very good, very early, 18C walnut and arabesque marquetry longcase clock by Brounker Watts of London, a famous Knibb apprentice..

£24,500

William Leigh of Liverpool.An excellent, "typically Liverpool" flame mahogany, 8 day, rare HOURLY MUSICAL, brass dial, longcase clock with TIDAL DIAL MOONPHASES to arch,

£17,450

William Mason of London.A typically late 18C, high class "London" flame mahogany, 8 day, brass dial, longcase clock with relatively rare rocking ship man o'war AUTOMATON "The Royal George" to circular aperture in arch.

£22,500

Matthew Worgan of Bristol.Typical "Bristol" long door mahogany case with swan neck pediment.Adam & Eve AUTOMATA to arch of brass dial - two arms moving + snake curling around the tree of life. Exceptional 8 day, 3 train movement playing music on 10 bells and 18 hammers at 4 o'clock, 8 o'clock, and 12 o'clock + hourly ( rack ) striking on a further, larger bell.

£27,500

A classic, early 18C, London, figured walnut longcase of superb quality and 'stately home' proportions by Ed Robinson of London.

£22,250

A very good, very early 18C, long door, figured walnut, MONTH GOING longcase clock by Matt. ( Matthew ) Vines of London circa 1712.

£55,000

Henry Thornton of London. A stunning red and gilt chinoiserie lacquer longcase clock with Vauxhall plate mirror door.The lacquer work of exquisite and exceptional quality. The exceptional movement with 5 knopped, ringed and finned pillars playing 6 tunes on 9 bells with hourly ( rack ) striking on a further single bell.

£22,500

An extremely early, 18C, blue ground, gilt chinoiserie lacquer, 8 day, longcase clock with rare quarter chiming movement by William Atkinson of Sheffield.