Used Street Clocks

Beautiful vintage Jaeger Le Coultre figural miniature street lamp clock for table top or desktop. It has been tested and it is working.

William Payne, a respected and recorded clock and watchmaker moved to 163 New Bond Street in 1825.

They joined partnership and were registered as clock and watch makers at 13 Exchange Street and as clock and watch makers, silversmiths, jewelers and china dealers at 2 St Ann's Squa...

The clock strikes the hours on a bell. Charles Fredrick crews was born in 1812 in Plymouth and is registered as working at 45 Treville street in 1828 and 23 Bedford street from 1...

Fecit, No.25 Grafton Street, Soho. The Regency clock sits on a rectangular white marble base with scrolled and mask appliqués surmounted by an eagle finial.

French street clock on Stand with new quartz motor. Original Glass front

Quartz Street Clock on new stand and new motor with orginal glass front.

Unique early 20th century tole oversized street clock Here we have the unique opportunity for a rare Swedish street clock, circa 1900.

We have an amazing four sided outdoor street clock that came off the Eastern Trust & Banking Company Building on State street in Bangor, Maine.

Due to their complex mechanical structure, Ansonia only made between three and four street clocks, the smaller and less complicated version of a tower clock.

James and Stephen Tree began making clocks in the 1830s and in 1847 moved from Old Kent Road to 121 Great Dover Street, London SE1 - very close to Tower Bridge Road.

Traditional and well known french street light clock by Jaeger Le Coultre'

A very impressive and nautically themed large clock by maker EW Streeter of Old Bond Street, London, dated 1877.

We are delighted to offer for sale this lovely Asprey Mantle clock circa 1860 A very good looking well made and decorative antique clock, I bought this as a project as there is ve...

In 1903 the Herschede Hall Clock Company factory moved from Front Street to 1011-1015 Plum Street.

Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World as working from 1794 at 408 Oxford Street, London. This clock will require servicing before it is shipped, please be aware that delivery times...

Original vintage travel advertising poster - Southern Electric Live In Surrey Free From Worry New housing estates Frequent electric trains Details SR stations - featuring colourful a...

Antique late 19th century Victorian mahogany cased games compendium, the interior comprising a boxwood and ebony chess set, Draughts, dominoes, dice, cribbage board with markers, lea...

Solid bronze body (heavy turned bronze) Lecoultre Rue De La Paix lantern city street clock.

8 Days Swiss Movement Manuel winding. Black Enamel with brass trim

Georgian Longcase Clock A finely figured flame mahogany case with stepped base, raised moulding to the plinth, long break arch top trunk door with brass escutcheon, reeded canted ...

A beautiful black and gold desk or table clock in the shape a lantern / street light. Manufactured in the 1960s by Jaeger LeCoultre, Switzerland.

A late 18th century mahogany dial timepiece by this member of the prestigious family of London clockmkaers. The mahogany saltbox case has a shaped apron to the base and right han...

Ltd. of Regent Street, London. This stunning clock is displayed in a polished gilt rectangular brushed brass and glass case with a front door that opens to allow access to the mov...

He is recorded at various addresses but was probably working in Bridge Street or Eastgate Street at the time this clock was made.

Manual 15 jewel keyless movement with 8 day power reserve, roman dial numbers and Louis XV style blue steel hands. This desk clock belongs to a series of street lamp clocks produ...

CIRCA 1966 - WALL STREET JOURNAL ADVERTISING CLOCK. CLOCK HAS CONVEX GLASS FRONT AND A BRASS FRAME.

A fine London 8-day pagoda top longcase clock by Miller Lombard Street London. High quality escapement with strike/silent.

The 8 day movement strikes the hours and halves on a gong and was made by Richard of Rue de Bondy, Paris, who had a retail branch at Cannon Street, London, probably where this clock ...

They all appear to have worked in Princes Street. Litrature See Old Clocks and Watches and their makers by F J Britten.

Very nice brass-mounted English Bracket clock. Designed and manufactured by Payne and Co in New Bond Street, London.

The clock has an eight inch painted dial with the retailers name:- Birch & Gaydon Fenchurch Street London The clock has a five pillar, eight day twin fusee chain movement wi...

18thCentury English Clock, Sam Stanton, In Old Street Square London Clock, Tall Queen Anne Style Japanned Case

The candlesticks are labelled: Asprey & Co London One of the picture frames is labelled on the stand: J. C. Vickery Regent street. Dimensions: Clock H 11 x W 10.25 x D 4.5 S...

A beautiful original Jaeger-Lecoultre street lamp clock. Cosmetically in excellent condition and very well cared for all of its life having been purchased privately from a local Suss...

An early 19th century Georgian mahogany cased Grandfather clock by William Young of Dundee. Young was a prolific clock maker who worked from 1805-1843 in the high street Dundee.

Amazing French 19th century Baccarat gilt bronze and cut crystal glass centerpiece candelabra Very good antique condition Measures 15"W x 15"D x 8.5"H W6052222.

A very fine English regency period bracket clock with rosewood case, surmounted by a pineapple finial on a bell shaped caddy over a double steeped plinth . Substantial 8 Day twin fus...

A Meissen porcelain oval shaped Strut clock with two putti and well modelled trailing flowers and wreath decoration. (The back of the case at 12 o’clock carrying the crossed swords m...