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Lanterns & Taverns: Clocks for the Wall & Hall 1620-1850
Introduction
Raffety and Walwyn offer collectors and connoisseurs of antique clocks and antique barometers a large selection of the best examples available on the market worldwide. Our stock consists of fine Queen Anne, Georgian, Regency, and Victorian period English clocks and barometers and continental European timepieces dating from the 17th to the 19th centuries- all crafted in the finest mahogany, walnut, ebony, tortoiseshell, ormolu, brass, or marble. We handle clocks from a diverse range of makers, including examples by the renowned 17th century clockmakers, Thomas Tompion, Daniel Quare, Joseph Knibb and Christopher Gould.
Browsing our web site, you will discover a broad selection of longcase clocks, bracket clocks, English carriage clocks and mantel clocks, and household and marine barometers. Each horological piece has been carefully chosen for its originality, overall quality and decorative appeal- important criteria when considering the purchase of an antique timepiece. All of our antique clocks and barometers are sympathetically restored to the highest standard by specialist experienced craftsmen and we offer a full guarantee as to their authenticity and good working order.
Raffety, owned by Nigel Raffety and Howard Walwyn, has been based in Kensington Church Street, London for 22 years. We are members of the British Antique Dealers Association and have worked diligently to earn an excellent reputation among horological collectors, museum authorities, interior decorators, and the antiques trade worldwide.
We deliver and install our clocks free of charge anywhere in the United Kingdom. For our overseas clients, we are able to offer a fully insured door-to-door shipping service, expertly packed by our regular carrier, and provide you with comprehensive setting up instructions.
A fully illustrated catalogue is available. Please e-mail, telephone or fax us to receive this free brochure outlining our current stock of horological treasures. Our gallery welcomes visitors Mondays to Fridays from 10 AM to 6 PM and Saturdays from 10:30 AM to 2 PM or by appointment.
