Australian, Maritime & Horological

1: A fine and lavishly cast gilt bronze tower mantel clock, French, 1880

2: A Victorian Gothic gilded brass ecclesiastical pricket stick, 19th century

3: A Victorian mother-of-pearl inlaid rosewood veneer drop dial fusee wall clock, J. R. Smith, Norwich, circa 1870

4: A world war II era U.S Government issue bakelite ship's clock, Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, circa 1940

5: A National Geographic terminal globe on a rotating timepiece, 1980s

6: A small oak fusee dial clock, H. Craddock, Selby, 19th century

7: A late Victorian Classical Revival oak cased triple fusee bracket clock, J. C Jennings & Co, 25-26 Great Sutton Street, London

8: A German double fusee oak mantel clock, Winterhalder & Hofmeier, 1910

9: A Victorian English mahogany regulator, A.Simmons of Warwick, circa 1880

10: A large French black marble mantel clock, circa 1890

11: An unusual Australian wood clock by William Matthysen, circa 2008

12: A French brass Great wheel skeleton clock, made by C. Cass, 2008

13: A reproduction brass lantern clock on a carved oak wall bracket

14: An impressive custom built 'steampunk' Tower Clock

15: A Viennese walnut cased regulator, 1880

16: An impressive mahogany single fusee gallery clock, C.Barratt, of Taunton, late 19th/20th century

17: An English style fusee skeleton clock, late 20th century

18: A Victorian brass ship's gimballed barometer and thermometer, J. Hicks London, second half 19th century

19: A George III English caddy top mahogany long case clock, William Barnard of Newark, Nottinghamshire, circa 1760s

20: A brass lantern clock, Owen H. Knight, Australia 1988