This 1920s Gustav Becker Vienna wall clock has a high quality movement as you would expect from Gustav Becker. The gilt design on the dial is carried through on the weights and pendulum, showing that they all belong together. The clock is in good working order. The case is of walnut and in generally good condition although there is as slight twist in the door which has been counteracted by someone moving the catch from the middle to the bottom of the door. This is reflected in the price.

A lovely Victorian figured mahogany veneer wheel barometer or banjo barometer, having swan neck broken pediment above a circular hydrometer in a convex glazed panel, this above a spirit thermometer, behind a domed glass cover, above the original silvered dial barometer which is glazed and brass mounted. At the bottom there is a 'warranted' level. In good original condition, although the barometer tube has been replaced to ensure it is in good working order. c1840

A French onyx and brass mantle clock dating from victorian times. It has an eight day movement. It is working but does not come with any guarantee since it has not been cleaned

A longcase clock by Crane of Bromsgrove. The case is oak with mahogany banding. The dial is a 14inch painted arched dial. The movement is 8 day, weight driven. It is in good working order.

A longcase clock by James Gordon of Perth. The case is mahogany banding. It has a brass arched 12inch dial. You can turn it from strike to silent if you wish. The movement is 8 day. It is in good working order.

An oak and mahogany longcase clock with a shell inlay on the door. It has a 14inch arched painted dial, which has been re-painted, showing a hunting scene. To the top of the hood there is a brass eagle finial. The movement is by William Jones of Aberystwyth. It has an 8 day weight driven movement.