Where were these clocks placed?

Bracket clocks sat upon tables, shelves, or dedicated wall brackets in principal rooms. Their portable nature allowed owners to move them between chambers as needed. Longcase clocks stood directly on the floor in hallways, stairwells, or formal reception rooms. Their height demanded a stable, upright position to keep the pendulum swinging truly.

How do fusee movements work?

A fusee movement uses a conical pulley connected to the mainspring via a cord or chain. As the spring loses tension, the cord rides higher on the cone to maintain consistent torque. This clever mechanical adjustment ensures the clock exerts even pressure on the gear train from a full wind down to the final turn.

How do I identify a Regency piece?

Regency timepieces often display cleaner lines and restraint in surface ornamentation compared to earlier Georgian designs. Miniature bracket timepieces became particularly refined during this phase. Materials remained focused on ebonised timber, paired with polished brass bezels and understated dial layouts.

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A georgian ebonised clock brings architectural presence and precision engineering into a room, combining dark timber cases with brass dialwork.

A Good and Slightly Smaller, Quarter Repeating, Verge Escapement Bracket Clock by Andrew Marchant of London.
circa 1745.

18th century

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A Good and Slightly Smaller, Quarter Repeating, Verge Escapement Bracket Clock by Andrew Marchant of London. circa 1745.

From M. C. Taylor

£5,250

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John Taylor, London, Verge Bracket Clock, in Ebonised Bell-top Case.
circa 1780.

18th century

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John Taylor, London, Verge Bracket Clock, in Ebonised Bell-top Case. circa 1780.

From M. C. Taylor

£6,250

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Ebonised Striking Bracket Clock with Bell Top Case – Joseph Lum of London

18th century

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Ebonised Striking Bracket Clock with Bell Top Case – Joseph Lum of London

From The Antique Clock Co.

£12,000

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William Tomlinson, London: An Ebonised Longcase Clock

18th century

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William Tomlinson, London: An Ebonised Longcase Clock

From Leigh Extence Antique Clocks

£18,000

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An Extremely Rare Arnold and Frodsham Carriage Timepiece

19th century

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An Extremely Rare Arnold and Frodsham Carriage Timepiece

From Chalfont Clocks

£10,950

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A Very Fine Regency Bracket Clock by Berguer of the Strand, London.

19th century

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A Very Fine Regency Bracket Clock by Berguer of the Strand, London.

From P A Oxley Antique Clocks & Barometers

£6,250

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Georgian Inverted Bell-top, Verge Escapement, Ebonised Bracket Clock by Isaac Hurley, London. Circa 1750.

18th century

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Georgian Inverted Bell-top, Verge Escapement, Ebonised Bracket Clock by Isaac Hurley, London. Circa 1750.

From M. C. Taylor

£5,250

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18th century

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Antique 18th Century Twin Chain Automation Fusee Bracket Clock Somersall London

From N Wilson Antiques Clocks

£3,950

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John Leroux, London. Twin Fusee Balloon Clock

18th century

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John Leroux, London. Twin Fusee Balloon Clock

From Chalfont Clocks

£10,785

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Ebonised Striking Bracket Clock - William Withers - London

18th century

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Ebonised Striking Bracket Clock - William Withers - London

From The Antique Clock Co.

£9,500

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The listings span the Georgian, Regency, and Victorian periods, utilising ebonised wood, brass, and glass across longcase, bracket, and mantel formats.

Georgian Twin Fusee Balloon Bracket Clock by William Smith London - Retailed by Percy Webster

18th century

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Georgian Twin Fusee Balloon Bracket Clock by William Smith London - Retailed by Percy Webster

From Jason Clarke Antiques

£7,500

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Ebonised Quarter Repeating Table Clock – Richard Peckover – London

18th century

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Ebonised Quarter Repeating Table Clock – Richard Peckover – London

From The Antique Clock Co.

£18,500

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Georgian Ebonised Clock

A Good and Slightly Smaller, Quarter Repeating, Verge Escapement Bracket Clock by Andrew Marchant of London. circa 1745.

John Taylor, London, Verge Bracket Clock, in Ebonised Bell-top Case. circa 1780.

Ebonised Striking Bracket Clock with Bell Top Case – Joseph Lum of London

William Tomlinson, London: An Ebonised Longcase Clock

An Extremely Rare Arnold and Frodsham Carriage Timepiece

A Very Fine Regency Bracket Clock by Berguer of the Strand, London.

Georgian Inverted Bell-top, Verge Escapement, Ebonised Bracket Clock by Isaac Hurley, London. Circa 1750.

Antique 18th Century Twin Chain Automation Fusee Bracket Clock Somersall London

John Leroux, London. Twin Fusee Balloon Clock

Ebonised Striking Bracket Clock - William Withers - London

Georgian Twin Fusee Balloon Bracket Clock by William Smith London - Retailed by Percy Webster

Ebonised Quarter Repeating Table Clock – Richard Peckover – London

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