Atmos clocksBarometerBracket clocksCandlesticksCartel clocksCarriage clocksChronometersLantern clocksLongcase clockMantel ClocksMusic boxMystery clocksRegulatorsReligieusesRenaissance clocksSkeleton clocksTable clocksTravel clocksWall clocksVariaSoldA rare small German Black Forest carved wall clock, Felix Faller, circa 1850.A French Empire ormolu annular wall clock, circa 1800A miniature German Black Forest striking and alarm Joseph Sorg wall clock, circa 1840.A very rare English mahogany bracket wall clock, Chater & Sons London, circa 1760.A miniature German Black Forest ‘Sorg Tropfenuhr’ wall clock with alarm, circa 1830.A miniature Dutch Frisian polychrome stoelschippertje ‘little skipper’ wall clock, circa 1800.A fine Austrian Vienna mahogany Dachluhr wall regulator, circa 1840.A small French Louis XV Boulle inlaid quarter repeating bracket clock, Melot A Paris, circa 1750.A rare miniature French brass striking and alarm lantern clock, circa 1750A rare French gilt bronze mounted kingswood bracket clock by Planchon, circa 1890A miniature Austrian Neo Gothic gilt brass mounted ebony ‘brettl’ wall timepiece, circa 1840An impressive English oak longcase regulator, Armstrong Manchester circa 1880A small Swiss Louis XVI ebonised quarter striking bracket clock, DuComun, circa 1780A rare Dutch provincial ‘Twente’ polychrome painted stoeklok, Spraekel, circa 1770.A rare Dutch walnut hooded wall clock by Jacob Hasius, circa 1725.A South German Louis XVI polychrome and parcel gilt rack wall timepiece, circa 1780A small Swiss ‘Neuchâteloise’ alarm wall timepiece, circa 1740An Austrian engraved ‘zappler’ wall timepiece, Weltz S. Pölten, circa 1780A Swiss provincial ‘religieuse’ wall clock, circa 1680A French balance lantern clock , C.F. Suedois Angers, circa 1650An early French lantern timepiece, Rousseau A Lyon, circa 1665A Swiss ‘Kuhschwanz’ alarm wall timepiece, circa 1720A fine English mahogany dial wall timepiece, circa 1820.An engraved French alarm lantern timepiece, circa 1740An early German Black Forest Cuckoo wall clock, circa 1830