£14,250

A well proportioned, red and gilt chinoiserie decorated longcase clock with MONTH going movement signed Am. Crefsene Red Lyon Square - this'll be the London one.

£14,250
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A very small, neat, compact, well proportioned, flat top, olive green, chinoiserie, 8 day longcase clock with brass dial and moonphases by Benjamin Cotton of Hurley. ( Buckinghamshire ).

£12,750
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William Upjohn of Exeter.A very good, pale apple green, gilt and chinoiserie lacquer decorated, 8 day, longcase clock with 12" breakarch brass dial having moonphases to arch and showing High Water at Topsham Barr. One of the most celebrated makers of the area in the late 18C.

£14,250

A slender, well proportioned, long door, red lacquer/gilt, brass dial, 8 day, longcase clock with caddy top by Edw. ( Edward ) Speakman of London circa 1700.

£12,750

A good, long door, dark blue/gilt chinoiserie lacquer, 8 day, longcase clock with breakarch top, brass dial and moonphases by Henry Harrison of London.

£12,750

A good, long door, well proportioned, "country made" oak/elm, 8 day, longcase clock with mahogany crossbanding and details, breakarch top, brass dial and two ship automata by John Martin of Cullumpton circa 1780.

£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.

£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.

£14,50

A superbly proportioned very early 18th C classic "London" faux tortoiseshell and gilt chinoiserie lacquer longcase clock with caddy top by Thomas Cartwright of London ( with Royal connections ) circa 1705.

£12,750

A superb early 18C blonde faux tortoiseshell chinoiserie lacquer, brass dial, 8 day, longcase clock by Francis Gregg at St. James ( London ) with unusual pendulum rating dial in the arch.