Clocks and barometers are featured as a specialist category in our Fine & Classic auctions, which are held quarterly throughout the year.
Clocks and barometers are highly sought after by collectors, valued both for their historical significance in scientific advancement and their aesthetic appeal. Our clock auctions regularly feature high-quality examples of antique clocks and barometers, dating from the late 17th century onwards, by some of the most renowned makers, including Dent, Frodsham, and Knibb.
With the expertise of our experienced team, we consistently achieve excellent results for our clients. If you’re considering selling or valuing your clocks, please get in touch with us, or complete our online valuation form for a quick assessment.
Our auctions of high-quality antique clocks, timepieces, and barometers are held four times a year. Recent highlights include a burr walnut longcase clock by Joseph Knibb, which sold for £9,000, a late 19th-century bracket clock by Kenneth Maclenen for £4,100, and a mahogany mantel clock by Edwin Poole for £4,000.
Just because a clock is old doesn’t necessarily mean it will be valuable or in demand by collectors. Like any item in the marketplace, the value of a clock is largely determined by supply and demand. Before submitting your clock for an auction valuation, there are several factors to consider, such as auction fees and the potential interest from bidders.
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