Large Board Room style Inlaid Mahogany French Clock. With Pineapple finial and Moon hands. 8 day with Brocot visible escapement, striking on a gong, on the hour and the half. 19th century. Circa 1890. Measurements: 55h x 32.5w x 19.5 depth cm.
Ref: 7BK02
Price: £550
Large Board Room Walnut Westminster Chime Clock. 19th century. 8 day movement, chiming on the quarters. Circa 1880. Engraved “Made in Wurttenberg”. Measurements: 49h x 32w x 21 depth cm.
Ref: 7BK03
Price: £550
A Georgian Regency mahogany English Lancet top bracket clock. SOLD
Circa 1820. The case with choice veneers with brass inlay. Brass lion head side handles and well cast side sound fretwork panels. Brass ball feet. A cast brass bezel to the convex dial with blued steel hands. Signed on the dial and engraved on the movement by the Maker “Wm Harling London, TB 1829”. William is listed in Baillie’s Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World to have made a watch in 1761. Pendulum to the double fusee mechanism of 8-day duration, striking the hours on a bell. Pull repeating cord. Measurements: 47h x 29w x 17. 5 depth cm.
SA Ref: 7BK04
Price £1,850 SOLD
A Georgian Regency mahogany English Lancet top bracket clock on bracket. SOLD
Circa 1820. The case with choice veneers with brass inlay. A cast brass bezel to the convex dial with blued steel hands. Signed by the Maker “Gray, Market Place, Leicester 271″. William Gray of Market Place, Leicester, is listed to have made a Long-case clock in 1825 and an English Lever watch. Brass side handles and well cast side sound fretwork panels. Bun feet, double fusee mechanism of 8-day duration, striking the hours on a bell. Pull repeat of the hour cord.
Measurements of clock: 44h x 29w x 16 depth cm.
Ref: 7BK05
Price £2,250. SOLD
Georgian Regency Rosewood English bracket clock/timepiece. Circa 1810. The case with choice veneers with brass inlay. Brass side handles with bun feet. A cast brass bezel to the convex dial with blued steel hands. Signed on the dial “Clarke, Frome”. James Clarke of Frome is listed in Baillie’s Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World to have made a watch in 1815.Pendulum to the single fusee mechanism of 8-day duration. 2 Keys to bezel & back door. Measurements: 35h x 24w x 15 depth cm.
Ref: 7BK06
Price £950.
Regency Mahogany English bracket clock/timepiece. Circa 1815. The case with choice veneers with brass inlay. Brass side handles with ball feet. A cast brass bezel to the convex dial with blued steel hands. Signed on the dial “W Clarke, London”. William Clarke of London is listed in Baillie’s Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World to have made a watch in 1819. Pendulum to the single fusee mechanism of 8-day duration. Key to bezel. Measurements: 34h x 23w x 14. 5 depth cm.
Ref: 7BK08
Price £880.
Georgian Lancet Top Bracket Clock. Circa 1815. Figured Mahogany case with brass inlay and ball feet. A cast brass bezel to the convex dial with blued steel hands. 8 day movement with twin fusee and anchor escapement, striking the hour on a bell. The enamel white dial signed “John Lindsey London“. John Lindsey of London is listed in Baillie’s “Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World”, as being a member of the prestigious Clockmakers Company between 1806-1828.
Ref: 7BK09
Price £1,800
An English Figured Mahogany William IV bracket clock. Double chain fusee movement, striking the hours and with pull repeat with adjustable pendulum. The pagoda top carved with C scrolls and roses, with similar carvings below and raised on a plinth base on 4 bun feet. The maker, signed on the dial “George Barton London”. George Barton of London is listed in Baillie’s Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World, as having registed a clock in 1863. Measurements 46cm high X 32cm wide x 19cm deep.
Weight: 9kilos.
Ref: 7BK10
Price £1450.
Peter Harris Clocks Portobello Road 
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