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Antique clocks for sale

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Nineteenth century two-handed lantern clock with chain-drive double fusee English movement, after restoration - height 16 inches.
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Mahogany bracket clock, early 19th century by Bromley & Son of Halifax. Click here to see detail

Dutch staartclock with alarmwork, early 19th century
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Hook-and-spike wall clock c.1760 by John Gilkes of Shipston-on-Stour, Oxfordshire, ten-inch dial, unrestored.
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Lantern clock of about 1750 made for the Turkish market by George Clarke of Leanenhall Street, London (after cleaning). See article. Click here to see detail

Handsome lantern clock from the period of the English Civil War with re-instated balance wheel control, made in the 1650s by 'Jeffrey Bayley at the Turn Stile in Holburn Londini Fecit'.
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