skeleton clocks
23 item(s) found:
J.W Benson Ludgate Hill skeleton clock in glass dome on a marble base. Height 45 cm
A Westminster Cathedral skeleton clock by John Evans of Handsworth, circa 1860 one of the most attractive of Evans Cathedral Clocks.…
Glass cased skeleton clock with five bells with key and pendulum
Skeleton clock dated 1864 inscribed 'Time passes but friendship remains - 28th July 1864' with key and pendulum. Height 35 cm
A Swiss glass dome skeleton clock, the fusee and chain movement is powered by a spring wound up form the base to a skeleton gilt movement with platform escapement. Height 32 cm
A French brass skeleton clock, by Pierret, Paris, circa 1851, the engraved A-frame support with enamel dial with Roman numerals and central alarm disc, breguel steel hands, 8 day movement with anchor escapement, silk suspension pendulum,…
A 19th century brass skeleton clock, fusee movement with axe form hammer striking the bell above the movement with traditional brass fretwork cut and turned frame, white enamelled chapter ring with black Roman numerals, all on a white marble oval base,…
Victorian brass skeleton clock under glass dome, provenance Leo Schofield, Bronte house sale
A striking skeleton timepiece, of typical form with a single fusee eight day movement with a passing strike, within a glass dome on a wooden mount 35 cm high
A skeleton timepiece, circa 1900 of typical form with single fusee movement, within a glass dome on a wooden mount 26 cm high
A late 19th century fusee skeleton clock
An English Victorian period brass skeleton clock on shaped wood base fusee driven movement, brass chapter ring with black Roman numerals, and Breguet-type hands, under shaped dome (replaced).
A brass skeleton clock the silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals the fusee platform movement striking on two bells, on oval marble base beneath glass dome on wood stand. Height 46 cm Working order with key. See page 29
The grasshopper skeleton clock by Comitti of London, the inspiration for the design of this clock comes from the work of John Harrison. This clock incorporates ?Ba' balances, which Harrison designed to overcome the motion of a ship.…
A Victorian skeleton clock, the eight-day anchor escapement fusee timepiece with pierced Roman numeral chapter ring mounted on a grey veined stepped marble base within a glass dome, time piece. Height 35 cm.
Five antique striking skeleton clock with glass dome and wooden base
A 'Herschell / B' skeleton clock, with a detent escapement, a large chronometer-type balance wheel after the English maker Thomas Earnshaw; a silvered chapter ring with one-year calendar markings and zodiac periods (indicated by a third hand),…
An Edward Dent Victorian skeleton clock, the brass triple steeple framework supports the skeleton mechanism which features a plaque 'Dent London' all raised on four conical feet and mounted to an oval timber plinth and housed within an oval glass dome.…
A brass architectural skeleton clock English mid 19th century with recoil escapement and perspex case. Height 45 cm, wood stand
A Victorian brass skeleton clock William Taylor, Glasgow, having an eight-day fusee, half-deadbeat escapement and pierced Roman numeral chapter ring