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O. Comitti & Son, Ltd.
Comitti of London have been makers of the finest quality clocks and barometers for over 150 years. Many of the styles made in the early days continue to be available today, they are recognised as English classics and the originals sought after as valuable antiques.
The company continues to this day as a family-run business designing and making traditional and contemporary pieces. We also offer a bespoke maintenance and restoration service for all antique clocks and barometers.
Today Comitti enjoys an international reputation for outstanding workmanship and service.
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A superb example of the clock made by the London maker Joseph Knibb (1640-1711) with a triple chime movement. The walnut case is decorated with burr walnut veneers and fine marquetry panels.
The marquetry depicts birds and flower motifs popular in cabinet work of the William and Mary period. The...
Group: Street clock
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Westminster chime granddaughter clock with solid oak break arch case and a moulded panel to the plinth. Medium oak shaded waxed finish.
Group: Street clock
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Break arch solid mahogany case with curl veneer and boxwood stringing. Triple chime movement. Hand rubbed and waxed finish.
Group: Clock for home
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Mahogany Sheraton style case with book-matched curl veneers. Inlaid marquetry corner quadrants and boxwood edgeline. Westminster chime movement. Hand rubbed waxed finish.
Group: Clock for home
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Mahogany lancet case with Westminster chime movement. Decorated with curl veneer inlaid with fan marquetry and boxwood edgeline. Fluted pillars with brass capitals. Circa. 1820.
Group: Clock for home
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A favourite of clock collectors, the Rolling Ball Clock was invented by Sir William Congreve and patented in 1808. The traverse of the ball along the grooves of the inclined platform regulates the clock by tripping the escapement at the end of each cycle and reversing the slope. The principle of...
Group: Clock for home
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Triple chime grandmother clock with solid oak break arch case with diamond motif panel to the plinth. Medium oak shaded waxed finish.
Group: Clock for home
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A copy of an elegant timepiece originally made in France, circa 1890. The apparent simplicity of the design is achieved by omitting a wheel from the more conventional gear train and making compensating changes in the tooth counts of the remaining gearing. The movement is hand made from solid brass,...
Group: Clock for home
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The Grasshopper is based on the first sea clock made by the world's most famous clock maker, John Harrison (1693 - 1776).
His marine chronometers made it possible for seafarers to navigate accurately for the first time and can be viewed at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London.
For the...
Group: Clock for home
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Georgian style Chinoiserie break arch case with triple chime movement. Circa. 1780. The solid cherry case is red lacquered and decorated with gold leaf and hand painted motifs. The artwork is sealed using gold size and each piece is hand finished.
Group: Antique clock
