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  Richard
Dennett of St. Helens
c.
1785 Height 92"
Price:- £
8,950
Quality painted
dial with raised gesso spandrels, subsidiary date and seconds and birds to
the dial centre; the age and phases of the moon to the arch.
The outstanding
flame mahogany case has marquetry inlay and fluted pillars to the hood.
 
William Owens of Manchester
c. 1830
Height 88”
Price:- £ 8,950
Pretty painted dial with flower corners and
subsidiary date and seconds. The
age and phases of the moon to the arch.
The finely proportioned mahogany case has fine inlay to the
hood, trunk and base including quality stringing to the reeded trunk pillars.
  Elias Jones of Bethesda, Wales
c. 1850 Height 90”
Price:- £ 6,450
Pretty painted dial with subsidiary date and
seconds, and the age and phases of the moon to the arch.
The flame mahogany case is of outstanding quality with double barley
twist pillars to the hood and turned pillars to the trunk.
  Bucknel
of Burslem c. 1800
Height 88" Price:- £ 9,950
A fine painted dial with the four continents to the corners,
subsidiary date and seconds with the age and phases of the moon to the arch.
The flame mahogany case is outstanding with boxwood stringing
and brass capitols to the hood pillars.
  Condliff
of Liverpool C. 1800
Height 91½" Price:- £
17,500
An outstanding clock by one of Liverpool's finest makers.
The painted dial has the four seasons to the corners, with
Hope and Charity to the earthglobes. Rare sweep seconds and sweep date hands and
the age and phases of the moon to the arch.
The flame mahogany case is of superb quality with marquetry
inlay and Liverpool brickwork to the base.
  Houghton
of Chorley c. 1800
Height
85½" Price:- £ 9,950
Fine, Painted Dial
with flower corners and birds to the dial centre. Subsidiary date
calendar, moon phases and age of moon beneath the numeral 12.
The outstanding flame
mahogany case has satinwood inlay to the base with marquetry stringing and
reeded trunk pillars.
The hood has dentile
moulding, brass corinthians and verre églomisé panels beneath the swan necks.
  William
Lassell,
Toxteth Park, Liverpool
Recorded 1758 - 1790
Height 93"
Price: £ 11,950
A superb example of a
Liverpool clock of the finest quality. Painted dial with subsidiary date
& seconds.
The four seasons to
the corners, moon phases to the arch and a rare Tidal Calendar.
Magnificent mahogany
case with fine inlay and flamework. verre églomisé panels beneath the swan
necks are painted with a most unusual fruit design.
  Monkhouse
of Carlisle c. 1820
Height 85½" Price:
P.O.A.
Painted dial with four seasons to each corner, subsidiary date
and seconds dials and moon phases to the arch.
Outstanding flame mahogany and inlaid case with quality carving
to the trunk and swan necks.
The Monkhouses are a well known Cumberland clock-making family.
Major Schofield of Salford 
c. 1790 Height 88”
Price:- P.O.A.
Outstanding
painted dial with four seasons to each corner and rural
scene to the dial centre, subsidiary date and seconds, and the age and
phases of the moon to the arch.
The
outstanding mahogany case is cross-banded with yew and has reeded
pillars to the hood and trunk.
  Sam
Collier of Eccles, Lancashire
c. 1790
Height 92”
Price:-
P.O.A.
The
painted dial has flower corners and a fully painted dial centre
depicting the Eccles Hunt; subsidiary date and seconds with the age and
phase of the moon to the arch.
The
fine flame mahogany case is inlaid with shelling to the trunk and base
and painted chalice and scrolls beneath the swan necks.
  Wood
of Bredbury
c. 1780
Height
87”
Price:-
£ 9,950
Very
fine and most unusual painted dial. The
full centre has rural/farming scenes, subsidiary date calendar and
the age & phase of the moon beneath the numeral 12.
The
fine mahogany case has flamework, boxwood stringing, and reeded pillars to the
trunk and hood.
 
Roskell of Liverpool
c. 1790
Height 99"
Price:-
P.O.A.
Early, painted dial with rare sweep seconds hand and subsidiary
date dial. The phases and age of the moon is portrayed in the arch in a most
unusual style.
The outstanding flame mahogany case has inlay to the door and
base, and has brass Corinthians to the hood pillars.
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