CLOCKS FOR SALE


Edward Dent, London, England, c.1970s. Single train, anchor escapement. Epicyclical motion works. Based on William Strutts' original design of 1820. Serial #32 of 100 made. $2000 plus shipping.

James Condliff, Liverpool, England, c. 1830's. Two train. Balance wheel w/ lever escapement. First series by Condliff.
 
W. Jackson, London, England. c. 1830. Two train, Balance wheel with Debaufre (chaff cutter) deadbeat escapement. Count wheel strike.
Charles MacDowall, Wakefield, England, c. 1830-1835. Single train, deadbeat escapement. Gear train using unique helical tooth profile giving a one month duration.
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Unknown, c. 1850, England. Single train, platform lever escapement, 3 month duration.
Murday's Patent, electric timepiece by the Reason Mfg. Co. Ltd, Brighton, England. Hipp toggle escapement.
Addicks.jpg (441944 bytes)                                        J.H ADDICKS & SON, Amsterdam, Netherlands, c. 1940. Single train, steel plate and spacer frame. Graham deadbeat escapement. One second compensated metal pendulum rod. Epicyclical (sun and planet) maintaining power. Movement equipped with a 12 second gravity train 'swinging frame remontoire '. For more examples, see my remontoire page. Movement electrically rewound by small AC motor. 15"w x 12.5"h x 8"d. Jean Wagner, France, c. 1830's. Two train, forged iron, end-to-end style birdcage frame. Pinwheel escapement equipped with rocking frame remontoire, 20 second period. One second pendulum. Spring style maintaining power. Count-wheel hour strike.  Movement 32"w x 16"h x 32"d. Overall height on original wood stand 57".