7 Results: New & Used in grandfather clock in Victoria

Selling as moving interstate Pick up . Price negotiable. Cash only Available for pickup Cranbourne Victoria Australia Beautiful Tempus Fugit 31 day grandfather clock with weights and pendulum. Made in the 70's The centre weight is the time the 2 outer weight weights are for the chime & strike H 206 x W : 48 D: 32 FEATURES: · Beautifully Carved Wood Casing · 2x Hammers & Rods · 3x Metal Weights on Chains · Swinging Adjustable Pendulum & Key · 31x day movement · 2x Winding Arbors on th

Hand built with Westminster movement about 90 yrs old needs some tlc

Daniel Dakota freestanding grandfather clock - Battery operated - Pendulum with 2x weights - 181cm high - Made in China - Westminister chime on the hour - In good working order Pickup in Maidstone near Highpoint. No deliveries. Pickup only. If ad is still up, it’s still available.

A beautiful working Kidd Manton grandfather clock ca1750. 7 day winding - keeps excellent time. Chimes the hour and single half hour chime. Lovely oak cabinet. Regrettable sale - will set up on site, if reasonable purchaser location. Just over 2.2m tall x 470mm wide x 240mm deep.

Two Chiming Clocks my great Grandfather's clocks passed down through family still work excellently.

Delightful Westminster Chimes ART DECO Longcase Grandfather Clock. CAN DELIVER [see below]. Just serviced and in very good working order. A delightful and interesting vintage timepiece in the classic ART DECO style. Features 8 long chime rods that when struck reverberate throughout the sturdy timber cabinet with a deep, long sustain. The sound is reminiscent of old church bells peeling in the distance. An 8 day, long pendulum clock with Westminster Chimes movement. Stands an impressive 1.90 met

In 1929, the Enfield Clock Company (London) Ltd was established. In 1932, the first clocks were sold. The company was sold to Smiths in 1933 and became part of Smiths English Clocks Ltd (q.v.), but it continued to operate independently until around 1938, when the line between Enfield clocks and Smiths blurred. All clocks were simply labelled Smiths after C.1952, and the Enfield name was dropped. The 'British manufactured' clock was a point of pride for the Enfield Clock Company. Wagner in White