Cross Antiques

A nice small good quality longcase clock by the Bristol maker P Pedrene He is listed working there from 1835 The case is in well figured mahogany but it does

A lovely elegant oak longcase clock by Benjamin Lockwood of Swaffham Norfolk He is listed as working there in the second half of the 18th Cent He was reputed to

A smart 19th Cent skeleton clock fitted with a single chain fusee movement The skeleton plates are in brass and have a smart spire design The brass dial is engraved

A smart mahogany drop dial wall clock dating from the Regency period It is of unusually large size and has a smart 14 convex dial and cast brass bezzle The

This is a lovely quality late 18th Century longcase Clock by W Manlove of London The case is in superbly figured mahogany and has lovely proportions The long trunk door

This is an exceptional longcase with all the features you could want in an 18th Cent clock A beautifully figured mahogany case dead beat escapement moon phase indicator centre seconds

This is a very handsome 18th Cent longcase clock by Henry Doward of Widnes The well proportioned case is in oak with mahogany cross banding The hood has an attractive

A nice quality two fold screen The frame is in oak and it has good quality gun barrel hinge that allows the screen to fold in both directions The covering

This is a very decorative 19th Century antique iron steel fender It has extensive surface rust but other than that it is in good conditionCollection preferred but delivery can

A handsome George III oak and mahogany antique longcase clock by William Jackson of Frodsham Cheshire He is listed as working there from 1795The case is mainly oak with mahogany

A pretty little Oak Longcase Clock dating from the early 19th Century It is by John Neilson from Dumfries Scotland He is listed as working there from 1807 to 18208

This is a good quality George III longcase clock by Thomas Deane of Leigh Lancashire He is listed as working there in the early 19th Century The case is in

This is a very decorative 18th Century longcase clock signed Smith Canterbury This is probably Benjamin Smith who worked in Canterbury from 1768 The case and movement are 18th Cen

This is a A handsome oak and mahogany longcase clock with moon dial in good original condition It is by William Kirk of Stockport where he is listed as working

An impressive Geo III mahogany antique longcase clock by John Dodds of Sunderland He is listed as working there at Low Street in the late 18th Cent up to his

A nicely proportioned Geo III oak longcase clock by James Coster of Henley on Thames Oxfordshire He is listed as working there from 1806 The oak case is in good

An extremely well modelled head of a young boy It is finely detailed and beautifully patinatedIt probably dates from around 1930 and is in superb condition It stands on an

A very smart 18th Cent mahogany longcase clock in the Chippendale taste by T Rudd of Warminster The case is excellent quality and has many Chippendale features particularly on the

A most attractive mahogany bracket clock dating from the mid 19th Cent It is by Kleyser and Co of Borough High Street London It has a very well carved case

An impressive mahogany longcase clock by the London maker John Taylor There are several makers with this name listed in the 18th CenturyIt has all the features you would expect

This is a very decorative carved stone garden urn It is difficult to date but is probably from the 18th Cent or maybe even earlier The base has been repaired