Gallery
Below are a selection of clocks from Menim Restorations, click any of the images to view an enlarged version.
Bracket Clock
Small size walnut bracket clock with bracket in the style of Knibb. (New commission).
Long Case Clock
Architectural mahogany longcase with 10” square dial, standing approximately 6’3”
Long Case Clock
Walnut and marquetry longcase with 11” square dial and of eight day duration in the style of the late 17th century. (New commission).
Regulator Clock
Eight day regulator with high count wheels and pinions, jewelled pallets and mercury pendulum in a mahogany and glass case, made to customer’s own design. (New commission).
Musical Clock
Mahogany case made to house musical automaton movement. (New commission).
Bracket Clock
An ebonised bracket clock of exceptional quality by John Johnson, Grays Inn Passage, London, circa 1780.
Long Case
Small size London mahogany longcase by George Marmaduke Metcalf, Newgate Street, circa 1800, standing only 6’7.5”.
Long Case (2)
Description: Mahogany longcase by E Rowling-Dover with automaton rocking ship in the arch, 7’ plus finial, circa 1780.
Long Case (3)
Mahogany longcase, 7’2” high, of outstanding quality circa 1760. Retailed in Taunton, Somerset by Arthur Towill, but almost certainly made in London.
Long Case (4)
A small size London mahogany longcase by John Leumas, standing only 6’6.5” plus finial, circa 1795.
Long Case (5)
Oak longcase by William Emerton-Wooton, standing 6’5.5”, circa 1795.
Long Case (6)
A London mahogany longcase by the eminent makers John & George Pyke of Bedford Row, standing 7’2”, circa 1760.
Long Case (7)
A mahogany longcase by James Smyth, Woodbridge, standing 7’2” plus finial, circa 1780.
Tavern Clock
A beautiful Tavern clock by Thomas Read, Tarporley, circa 1790. Dial diameter 29.5” length 63”.
Tavern Clock
A black lacquered Tavern clock by William Rogers of Bristol. Dial diameter 22”, length 55”. Circa 1780.
Wall Clock
A mahogany weight driven wall clock with wooden dial by John Holmes of Guildford. 5’7”.
Dial Clock
A very nice 12” convex dial clock by James Waring of Stockport, circa 1830.
Dial Clock (2)
A very rare convex wooden dial wall clock with virge escapement by Hawkins of London circa 1790. Dial diameter 14”.