Clocks & Scientific Instruments/Mantel Clocks - 29 result(s)

Silver Table Clock London 1888 (Movement Requires Attention)

Antique 8-Day Carriage Clock by Richard et Cie Paris. Made for Caudwell, South Kensington. Repeat Strike Mechanism. Circa 1890.

Late 19th Century 8-Day Striking Mantel Clock with French Movement and Porcelain Panels.

Cabinet Clock with an 8 Day German Movement in an Oak Cabinet Circa 1890

Carved Mahogany 8 Day Timepiece made by Mappin and Webb Ltd. In Full Working Order Circa 1900's

French Inlaid Oak French Mantel Clock. Balloon shaped Case. 8-Day Striking Movement. Strikes the hours and half hours on a Gong. Age split to back.

19th Century Rosewood 4-Pillar Clock striking on a Bell. Unusual spiral boxwood on the pillars. Circa 1840.

Victorian Black Marble French Clock with Bronze Seated Gentleman. 8-Day movement striking on a bell. Full working order. Circa 1870.

Victorian Black Marble Mantel Clock with Gilt Inlay with a French 8-Day Movement which strikes the hours and half hours on a bell. Manufactured by A.D. Mougin. Circa 1870.

8 Day Miniature Carriage Clock

Edwardian Weather Station in Carved Oak Case with Clock, Barometer and Thermometer. Barometer marked Made in Paris.

Very Rare Kettle Drum Clock. Fully serviced. Circa 1900s.

Marble Mantel Clock. An 8 day stiking French movement with enamel dial and blue steel hands. Strikes the hours and half hours on a bell. Circa 1865.

Victorian Mantel Clock. A thirty hour clock. American movement with alarm and painted dial. Patented February 11th 1879. Manufactured by Jerome & Co. New Haven Conn'.

Gilt Mantel Clock. A french 8 day striking movement by Japy Freres. Count wheel strikes the hours and half hours on a bell. Enamel dial and silk suspension. Retailed by John Rizzi, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Walnut Mantel Clock. A french 8 day timepiece with enamel dial in a wood case, finish walnut and ebonised.

Victorian Mantel Clock. An 8 day quarter striking movement in an oak case with brass face and silvered chapter ring.

Mahogany Balloon Cased Mantel Clock with Enamel Dial and Striking 8-Day Movement by Gustav Becker in Silesia, Germany. Circa 1895.

Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock with 8-Day Striking Movement and Enamel Dial. Strikes the hours and half hours on a bell. Gilt Bronze case in the form of a Scottish Highlander with his Dog.

19th Century Fine Triple Fusee Mantel Clock, oak cased with ormulu mounts, circa 1870, striking on the hour with pull repeat, westminster chime on quarter hour. Fully restored and in working order.

Decorative Brass Carriage Clock by Canman of London. Quality 8-Day Movement. Circa 1970s.

Edwardian Bedroom Clock in Mahogany with Fruitwood Inlays. 8-Day French Movement.

French 8-Day Mantel Clock with Brass Bound Mahogany Case with Striking 8-Day Movement manufactured by Fritz Marti. Strikes the hours and half hours on a gong. Circa 1900.

Good Quality Decorative Pillar Clock with Highly Decorative Pendulum and Face.

Late Victorian English Mantel Clock with Striking 8-Day Movement with Silvered Dial. Quarter Striking on a Pair of Gongs.

Inlaid Ebonised Mantel Clock. The Case is Inlaid with Brass, Ivory and Mother of Pearl with an Ebonised Finish. The Movement is 8 Day with Silk Suspension and Strikes the Hours and Half Hours on a Bell. Circa 1860. New Main and Strike Springs Fitted. Fully Overhauled.

Pink and Green Marble Clock Garniture with Brass Decoration.

19th Century Miniature Carriage Clock in Original Travelling Case with Key. Paris Made. Circa 1880.

19th Century French Bronze and Marble Mantel Clock with Good Quality Figural Decoration. Circa 1850.