Four longcase clocks that are exquisite but very different.

Brass face and brass workings. They are not working clocks and because of that they are truly to scale. For more in depth information on Longcase clocks please follow this link

The right hand side clock (No.4) had been modelled on an actual clock produced by the clock maker Alexander Kirkwood of Parsley near Glasgow. This clock was built in ca 1770 and examples were shipped all over the world. They still come up in auctions and indeed one was recently sold by F.J. & R.D. Story ( see here ). The flat top was a typical Scottish feature. With this clock you can add some serious period history to either a Georgian or Victorian house.

Comtoise Clock (2) height = 17.5cm (6 7/8inch)
Longcase Clock (3) height = 18cm (7inch)
Georgian Longcase Clock (4) height = 17cm (6 3/4inch)

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An incredible hand painted half moon table with matching chairs.

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White lacquered plant stand. Because this has been painted with a white lacquer it could easily be painted any colour to match your room.

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The elegance and delicately decorated wine table in the drawing room is what would make your dolls house seem very sophisticated and more realistic.

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Gold silk was used to upholster this chaise longue. Combined with the exquisitely carved woodwork creates a very high level of sophistication.

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This lounge sofa was used as a day bed and comes with bolster pillows as well as matching silk cushions.

The longue is made with fantasticaly delicate carved and shaped woodwork. It's seating is made out of totally authentic wicker material. The rocking chair is also a demonstration of how incredibly detailed a miniature piece of furniture can be created

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Another example of a beautifully made miniature.

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Another example of a beautifully made miniature.

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This delightful cabinet hides a secret, it contains a 144th scale doll's house. Six rooms are available and each is reached via a staircase. All the decoration is hand painted. You have to see it to see just how incredible it actually is.

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It might be afternoon tea being served in the drawing room or the master and lady of the house having their dinner served. Whichever it is, a serving trolley like this would have been used by the maids or butler.

The workmanship is simply stupendous, right down to the small working caster wheels at the back.

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The lady of the house is reading and orders afternoon tea. The maid brings the teapot and cup with some biscuits and places them on a tea trolley just like this one.

This beautifully crafted and delicate tea trolley is 7.5cm high (3 inch).

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This totally exclusive screen is individually hand painted therefore no two are ever the same. Vellum has been used to paint on and is supported by glass on one side.

The screen is 15cm high (6 inch).

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