Four mantle clocks - nelsons hat type, Smiths Enfield, oak cased, silvered dials, Westminster chiming, etc. (4)

Estimate: £20 - £30

A nineteenth century oak longcase clock with swan neck pediment having fretwork panels and brass ball finials above a glazed door, enclosing a brass dial with roman chapters below a rocking ship panel, with pierced foliate scrolled spandrels, having plain trunk and moulded base. (81.5in)

Estimate: £100 - £150

An unusual presentation clock on moulded mahogany stand formed from an engineering part, the plaque reading Johnny Morris A Good Workmate; three modern brass carriage type clocks; a cased Smiths travel clock; and a chirpy bird clock. (6)

Estimate: £20 - £30

A Georgian style yew longcase clock with arched moulded cornice above a brass dial with moonphase aperture and roman chapter ring, the trunk with glazed door enclosing pendulum and weights, on a rectangular crossbanded base. (73.25in)

Estimate: £100 - £150

A Victorian hour striking polished state architectural style mantel clock, the domed crest with brass mask scrolled mount aboove a classical battle scene frieze, the circular gilt dial with arabic chapters flanked by semicircular colonnades with fluted pillars. (14in x 6.5in x 12.5in)

Estimate: £60 - £80

A C19th century Scottish mahogany longcase clock by C Macdermott of Boness, with roman chapters to circular dial enclosed by glazed door with brass bezel, beneath a fluted arched cornice, the trunk with canted corners above a moulded base, raised on bracket feet. (80in)

Estimate: £100 - £150

A European black forrest type wallclock surmounted by brass Atlas & cherubs, the domed case with ebonised pillar mounts enclosing a painted moon phase dial, having brass weights & pendulum below. (33in)

Estimate: £70 - £90

A miniature brass carriage clock of traditional form with bevelled glass to architectural style case, the enamelled dial with roman chapters by Matthew Norman, London. (3in)

Estimate: £40 - £60

A nineteenth century mahogany loncase clock, the case with swagged harebell inlay to hood & panelled base having marquetry decorated hinged trunk door, the westminster chime movement by James Walker Ltd of London with brass dial and silvered roman chaper ring. (81.75in)

Estimate: £100 - £150

A late Victorian ebonised French 8-day clock with oval scalloped case, having alabaster dial signed Leonard with raised enamelled roman chapters and brass inlaid border. (20in)

Estimate: £80 - £120

A C19th walnut mantle clock with architectural style case on moulded plinth, the French eight-day movement having brass scroll engraved dial with roman chapters. (14in)

Estimate: £60 - £80

A C19th oak longcase clock with swan-neck pediment above an arched painted dial with arabic chapter ring and floral spandrels flanked by turned columns, above a trunk with shaped door and moulded base on a plinth. (82.25in)

Estimate: £80 - £120