Clock Showroom
Last updated: 7th March 2012

William Parr - London - 1803 - Convex 14" wooden dial clock with striking twin fusee movement by John Thwaites

Historical records now held by The Metropolitan Archives in London have shown this clock to be the first striking dial clock made by John Thwaites at his Clerkenwell workshop. A important and very untouched original clock by the very best of makers and with interesting history. Once housed in the Ambassadors residence in London. A must for any Thwaites collector looking for a flagship wall clock for their collection.

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8" Regency Drop Dial By Richard Webster - Cornhill - London c1830

Well it has been a while coming as I am finding it hard to let this clock go. About as good as a a Regency period 8" fusee drop dial clock gets. Near perfect un restored condition and by a first rate maker.

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Edward John Dent - 33 Cornhill - London c1850

Another lovely un restored 8" drop dial by possibly the most important maker of the 19th century.

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George Martin - Whitechapel - London - c1835-1836

Oh my aren't you lucky! This is about as nice a late regency 12" convex dial clock as you are likely to find anywhere. Look at that dial colour and slim surround! And to have Whitechapel on the dial is just the icing on ye olde cake.

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14" Fusee Dial Clock Retailed by Harland & Co - York - c1890-1910

Yet another amazing original conditioned clock. Nice mahogany 14" dial clock with some nice history that ties it to Yorkshire, Sauk Rapids, Minnesota, USA & gives it that extra pull to the 19th century that many clocks are unfortunately lacking.

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Charles Hill - Preston
8" convex Regency rosewood octagonal clock of small proportions. c1820-30

UPDATED - JUST OUT FROM OUR WORKSHOPS & NOW FULLY RESTORED.

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J.W Benson - Ludgate Hill - London
Exceptional 4" dial fusee ships clock with maintaining power c1880-90

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J Bean & Son - London - c1900
8" convex dial bracket clock c1900 retailed by J Bean & Son or 4 St Michael's Way, London. Lovely original and un restored clock. c1900

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6" Ebonized Bracket Clock - c1900

A elegant 6" silver dialled chain driven fusee bracket clock.

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Brysons Of Edinburgh

A good quality bracket clock by probably the best Scottish maker of the 19th century.

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5 Spoke, Chain Fusee Skeleton Clock attrib: Smith of Clerkenwell, London c1840-45

NO LONGER FOR SALE! I'm keeping this one for myself but will be putting my stunning small six spoke, chain & half deadbeat fusee skeleton clock by Dent of London up for grabs instead.

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James Gatty of London (1780-1815). Barometer c1803-07

Georgian period 2 glass wheel barometer by "the best maker"

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R & H Frankham - Grays Inn Road - London - September 16th 1832

NO LONGER FOR SALE! - Another antique I have decided to live with for a while. This is the problem when buying antiques you would not mind living with yourself!

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Solom & Co - London & Edinburgh - c1860

Mid Victorian marine oak twin scale mercury stick barometer

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Short & Mason Barograph - c1880-90

Late Victorian surveyors traveling barograph in a mahogany case.

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Dollond Of London Barograph - c1930-35

A nice barograph in a oak case by a good maker.

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Coming soon:

If you see a clock listed here you are interested in please contact me as I can normally move a clock along the queue. I also will sell some clocks for the home clock enthusiast to restore so just ask if you see one you are interested in. Finally I normally have two or so clocks not yet listed in stock so it's always worth sending me a email if you do not see the type of clock you are looking for.

NOW READY! 8" REGENCY Drop dial wall clock by Webster of London, c1825-40. After having a couple of experts look at this clock I can now admit I was wrong and it is of a earlier period than originally listed. THIS IS! the nicest 8" drop dial clock you are likely to see on the market place for a long time! It is a regency swept to the wall trunk dial with the very best flame mahogany & regency style brass and ebony inlay of the very highest standard. The painted dial is 100% original and perfect. It is behind it's original convex glass & cast bezel which is also a locking bezel. The movement is a single fusee chain driven item with it's original long pendulum. This clock is in truly amazing original condition. Awaiting photos & movement clean and service! So yes it will be up for grabs! Get ready here comes another exceptional clock not to be missed by collectors of rare and amazing fusee clocks!

NOW READY! Single fusee skeleton clock by William Hills of Rochester, c1835-1850. A lovely single gutline fusee timepiece skeleton clock. Nice elegant shaped plates similar to my Smith of Clerkenwell clock listed above. Pendulum signed W Hill's Rochester. 5 spoke wheel work throughout. Black foe marble base and a tick that film company's would kill for! Just a nice honest skeleton clock. Just waiting on photographs.

NEW 14/03/12: 12" Convex Dial clock signed John Palmer, Gt Marylebone St, Westminster, c1830. Another superb convex dial clock in mahogany. This clock has some wonderful original retailers labels on the case. A high quality London made regency clock with a single fusee on a gutline. Original glass, bezel, hands, pendulum & keys. Cast locking bezel.

NEW 14/03/12: 12" Convex Dial clock signed J Terry, Soho, c1830. Exceptional untouched convex dial clock in mahogany. A high quality London made regency clock with a single fusee on a chain. Original glass, bezel, hands, pendulum & keys. Cast locking bezel. Thinking this is my next clock to replace the 8" Webster drop dial I will be listing very soon.

NEW 14/03/12: 12" Convex Dial clock signed C Dawson, Sidcup, c1830-40. I keep finding them! Yet another splendid convex dial clock in mahogany. A high quality 12" convex dial clock with a single fusee on a gutline. Original glass, bezel, hands, pendulum & keys. Cast locking bezel.

NEW 08/02/12: 12" Dial clock signed Thwaites & Reed, London, c1880-1900. A good quality late Victorian clock by one of the best makers of the 19th century. Mahogany case & dial surround. Original hands, dial paint & pendulum. A nice quality single fusee movement on a gutline. Awaiting light restoration in our workshops.

12" Convex dial clock by Cary & Sons, Baker Street, London. c1830-40. The clock is a nice 12" mahogany convex with a single fusee movement. The clock has a nice slim surround and a nice deep convex shape to the glass & dial. It has a locking bezel and bottom door. The The bezel is a cast brass item with a convex glass. The movement has nicely shaped plates. A high quality clock in very good original condition only needing the lightest of restorations. Comes with it's original hands, pendulum & keys.

12" Dial clock by Camerer Cuss & Co, Bloomsbury, London, c1870-80. A very original clock by a well respected and collected retailer. Mahogany case & dial surround. Original hands, dial paint & pendulum. Lovely quality single fusee movement on a gutline. The original label can still be seen on the back of the clocks case which is nice. Awaiting light restoration in our workshops.

6" Painted Dial Ships Clock signed Sloane, Glasgow. c1870. Another nice little 6" painted dial ships clock. The dial is signed Sloane, Glasgow but behind the dial etched by John Sloanes own hands is a statement dated 1875 (I think) saying the clock was made for him by William Farley. It has a nice large English lever escapement with maintaining power. The case is a internal bulkhead brass case with a nice cast bezel and thick beveled glass.

14" Dial clock by Ingram Brothers, Wood Green, London, 1916. A very untouched light mahogany 14" dial clock. The dial is totally original and has the nicest patina most dial clock collectors would love to have on all their clocks. The movement is a single fusee with chain and comes with it's original pendulum. Just needs the movement serviced in our workshop but is ticking away like a trooper in my backroom at the moment.

12" Convex dial clock by John Hall & Co of Manchester, c1845. Another nice untouched convex 12" single fusee dial clock in mahogany. Original dial paint, hands & pendulum. Locking cast brass bezel and locking bottom door. Lovely thick shaped plated movement running on a gutline single fusee. Going through our workshop soon for a light clean and full service.

French campaign clock with alarm by V.A.P Brevett of Paris, c1880. A lovely small ebonized (black) french campaign/officers clock by a respected french maker known best for his alarm clocks. It has a perfect enamel dial & cast brass handle & feet. Original blue steel hands. I know it's not a fusee clock but it is still a quality item and perfect for someone wanting a change from the standard carriage clocks.

Scientific stick barometer, c1880. A good quality stick barometer in a oak case signed . Awaiting restoration.

12" Light Oak fusee dial clock by William Harrod of London, c1880. A nice proportioned light oak 12" dial clock. Nice gutline single fusee movement, original blue steel hands & original pendulum. Awaiting restoration.

If you do not see what you are looking for we often have clocks not listed on the website awaiting restoration.

Recently Sold List:

12" mahogany fusee dial clock by Thomas Rombach, Bermondsey A super 12" dial clock in mahogany. I have repainted the dial and matched the colour of the original dial paint precisely using a light spectrum gun. The blued steel hands are original to the clock as is the pendulum. It has a quality gutline single fusee movement which has a nice gentle tick so suitable for even the living room.

10" mahogany fusee dial clock by Baker, South Lambeth Rd, London A 10" dial clock in a quality mahogany case. It's a nice original clock of small proportions. The blued steel hands are original as are the bezel & pendulum. The single fusee wire movement is made to a very high standard with nice little finishing touches to the brass which most clock makers would not have bothered spending their time making. It has a good strong tick and keeps excellent time. A super rare smaller dial clock worthy of any home large or small.