ANTIQUE Longcase Walnut CLOCKS

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

An exceptional, long door, burr walnut, brass dial, early 18C, 8 day longcase clock with PENNY MOON to arch by Thomas Martin of London.

John Calver of Woodbridge - the Suffolk one. A very good, breakarch top, burr and figured walnut, 8 day, longcase clock with MOONPHASES to arch of brass dial and with High Water indicator ( at Woodbridge Haven ) to "banana slot" within the subsidiary seconds dial. Circa 1740.

A very good, relatively early, long door, flat top, figured walnut, 8 day, brass dial, longcase clock with PENNY MOON AND HIGH WATER indication to arch by Wm. ( William ) Tarry of London circa 1730.

A very good, brass dial, MONTH going, walnut longcase clock by Simon de Charmes of London circa 1720.

An exceptional, early 18C , 8 day, well figured and crossbanded walnut longcase clock with 12" breakarch brass dial and rare finely engraved LARGE SECTOR TO ARCH depicting day of the week, deity for that day, and deity symbol. Signed Jno. ( John ) Burges Gosport who is recorded, a single date 1726 - about the time he made this clock.

Obadiah Smith of Ratcliffe Highway, London. A very good, MONTH going, long door highly figured walnut longcase clock circa 1725 with an unusual movement layout.

A very good, early 18C, long door, flat top, figured walnut, 8 day, longcase clock with 12" breakarch brass dial by William Gill of Maidstone circa 1725 - one of Maidstone's most celebrated and competent clockmakers.

A very fine, well proportioned, long door, figured walnut, brass dial, 8 day, longcase clock by Thomas Butterfield of London circa 1730.A classic of it's type.

A very good early 18C figured walnut, brass dial, 8 day, longcase clock by John Watts of Canterbury a very well respected early Canterbury maker.

A small, neat, high quality, early 18C, figured walnut, 8 day, brass dial, longcase clock with unusual calendar arch by William Gunn of Wallingford.Now sold.

A superb herringbone banded, burr walnut, quarter chiming, longcase clock by Peter Gobert of London circa 1705 - 1710.Now sold.

A well proportioned, late 17C figured walnut, brass dial, 8 day, flat top longcase clock by Francis Martin of Chelmsford with "planet/day of the week" symbol above the date aperture in the dial centre.Now sold.

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