Antique English globes, barometers and bracket and longcase clocks from the 18th & early 19th century Georgian and Regency periods

A mid 19th Century 9 inch Terrestrial Table Globe by C.F. Cruchley, 81 Fleet Street. “Showing the latest discoveries towards the North Pole, Equatorial Africa, Australia, New Zealand &c.” raised on baluster-turned triple leg base.

An early 19th Century French enamel-dialled 8-day striking movement ormolu Mantel Clock by H. Motel a Paris, enclosed in case depicting winged seated lady with triumphal garland and urn, raised on rectangular base with allegorical scene flanked by busts, ending on ball feet.

An early 19th Century French Bronze and Ormolu Clock having 8-day enamel dial striking movement enclosed in ornate arched case depicting female figure with star decorated cape flying amongst clouds.

An early 19th Century French Bronze and Ormolu Clock having 8-day enamel dial striking movement enclosed in arched case. The clock, mounted with well-cast bronze classical lady raised on plinth decorated with oakleaf & acorn garland ending on semi-circular “wheel” feet.

An early 19th Century Regency period Bracket Clock, the 8 day striking movement enclosed in flame figured mahogany case with pineapple finial and gadrooned top above Egyptian style case supported on unusual carved, scrolled splayed bracket feet.

A late 18th Century verge escapement 8 day striking Bracket Clock by Thos Hunter Jun’r, Lombard St. London, in bonnet-top ebonised case with carrying handles ornately mounted with gilt-brass finials, spandrels, caryatids and scrolled bracket feet

A late 18th Century Barometer by Montil, having silvered dial with thermometer above, in mahogany and boxwood strung case with architectural pediment and shell and floral inlay.

A Pair of Early 19th century Regency period 12 inch Terrestrial and Celestrial Globes by G & J Cary of St James's Street, London dated 1800 and 1833, on original mahogany stands with horizon rings.