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An English walnut longcase clock, Simon De Charmes, circa 1690 (S18)
A fine English floral marquetry longcase clock, Christopher Gould, c. 1695 (W14)
A fine English arabesque marquetry longcase clock, John May, circa 1705 (V03)
A fine Anglo-Dutch mulberry longcase clock, Fromanteel & Clarke, c. 1715 (Y53)
A Dutch burr-walnut longcase clock, Theunis Haakma, 18th c. (X14)
Dutch longcase clock with rocking ships automata, needs work, 18th c. (V40)
A Dutch oak longcase clock, Daniel Soos, 18th c. (Y46)
English walnut longcase clock, mid 18th century, Thomas Estwick, (X15)
A South Netherlandish carved oak longcase clock, late 18th century (M11)
A Flemish oak longcase clock, 18th century (L16)
A South Netherlandish oak longcase clock, dated 1801 (K11)
Georgian style mahogany grandmother clock, 20th century (V18)
An English floral marquetry longcase clock, Benj. Merriman, late 17th c. (Y02)
An English marquetry chiming longcase clock, Dav. Ormond, early 18th c. (X10)
An English walnut longcase clock, John May, early 18th c. (U07)
An English walnut longcase clock, Daniel Gohier, circa 1725 (W13)
A Dutch marquetry longcase clock, T v Brussel, early 18th c. (V04)
A Dutch musical & automata longcase clock, Adam Heymuys, 18th c. & later (Y43)
A Dutch walnut longcase clock with automation, H. Napjus Te Sneer, (Y44)
A Dutch walnut longcase clock, Willem Gib, 18th c. (R02)
An English mahogany longcase clock, James Fenton, 18th c. (V06)
A Scottish oak longcase clock with automation, Thomas Reid, 19th c. (Y45)
A Flemish carved oak longcase clock, Paulus van den Eynde, (P15)
A large French tortoiseshell and brass table clock, 19th century (W10)
A French tortoiseshell, brass, and silvered table clock, 19th century (V15)
Swiss musical painting clock, 19th century (X06)
French comtoise clock, mid 18th century (U18)
French comtoise clock, late 18th century (U15)
French month-going comtoise clock, early 19th century (U14)
An English bronze sundial, dated 1705 (T09)
