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 | A 19th Century French oval repeating and striking carriage clock, case marked Royal Mersey Yacht Club July 7 1873 Elaine W G Jameson SOLD FOR £780 |
 | An 18th/19th Century Scots 8 day striking longcase clock, the 13" circular dial with subsidiary second hand and calendar hand by A Grant of Sterling, contained in a mahogany case 80" (no weights or pendulum and trunk locked) SOLD FOR £1150 |
 | An Edwardian electric bracket clock, the 5 1/2" silvered dial with subsidiary second hand by Elliott & Romanze contained in an oak case (1 decorative moulding missing) SOLD FOR £860 |
 | An 18th/19th Century Sudan clock with 4" porcelain dial and Roman numerals contained in a mahogany case SOLD FOR £500 |
 | An 18th Century 8 day longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial with gilt metal spandrels, silver chapter ring, minute indicator, calendar aperture and circular winding holes by S Stephen Levit of Chelmsford, with a 5 pillar movement, striking on a bell and contained in a carved oak and mahogany case 86" SOLD FOR £720 |
 | A George III 8 day striking triple fusee bracket clock, the 9" dial with Roman numerals by T H Waites & Reed London, striking on a grand sonnier of 9 bells with plain pendulum, contained in an arched mahogany case with brass carrying handle, grilled panels to the front and sides and 6 1/2" plain back plate, raised on brass bracket feet, SOLD FOR £4000 |
 | An 18th Century 8 day longcase clock, the 12" arched dial painted a hunting scene with beater and dogs with Roman numerals, minute indicator and calendar hand by Bromley of Horsham, striking on bell and contained in a mahogany case with good long door, raised on bracket feet 84" SOLD FOR £2500 |
 | An 18th Century 8 day striking longcase clock, the 12" arch shaped dial painted a Romantic scene with Arabic numerals and floral spandrels by Haynes of Stamford, contained in an oak case 82" SOLD FOR £600 |