Lantern clock of about 1710 by Richard Rayment of Bury St. Edmunds, original anchor escapement, pictured before restoration. SOLD.
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Lantern clock of about 1695 by Richard Whitheare of Reading, Berkshire, converted later to an eight-day double fusee spring movement, pictured after restoration.
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A very rare 'picture frame' clock with diamond-shaped dial, anonymous, 1690s, with original verge escapement and added strike train, dial only 5 inches square, pictured before restoration - see article. SOLD.
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Lantern clock by Thomas Hutly of Coggeshall, Essex, dated 1724, converted later (in 1884 by J. Odber of Manchester) to a single fusee two-handed movement, pictured here before restoration.
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A fine square dial lantern clock made in the 1690s by James Markwick senior, having its original verge escapement, pictured after cleaning. An unusual clock by a highly-respected maker - see article.
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A rare lantern clock of the 1680s, the only one so far recorded by Robert Williamson of London, originally with centre verge pendulum, converted later to anchor escapement, at present unrestored but in working order - see article.
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A fine and very rare lantern clock dating from the 1690s by the celebrated clockmaker Edward Bilbie of Church Stoke, Somerset, with original verge pendulum, unrestored but in working order. Only two other lantern clocks are known by this maker. SOLD.
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An exciting lantern clock made in the 1670s/80s by Joseph Curtis of Chew Magna, Somerset, formerly with verge pendulum, converted later to anchor escapement and long pendulum, unrestored but in working order. Only one other lantern clock has been documented by this very rare maker.
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