WebSamuel Knibb Princes Wood Long Case Clock. This exceptional architectural longcase clock is by Samuel (signed Samuell) Knibb c.1665-70 and spent much of the last century in America until it was recently brought back to the UK. It is a technical and aesthetic tour de force that was almost certainly made for Charles II. According to an old label ... WebJoseph Knibb Antique Clocks. Joseph Knibb, is noted for the slim and elegant proportions of the cases of both his table clocks and longcases. His movements are equally desirable …

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WebThe few examples of timepiece longcase clock by Joseph Knibb include a pair of walnut timepiece (non striking) longcase clocks, bought by the Astronomer James Gregory for the University of St. Andrews in 1673. The clocks are still at The University of St. Andrews and illustrated in R. A Lee’s book The Knibb Family Clockmakers. WebA Charles II ebony-veneered month duration Roman striking longcase clock of comparable design is illustrated in P. G. Dawson, The Iden Collection, Woodbridge, 1987, pp.142-143 JOSEPH KNIBB There are several members of the Knibb family who are recorded as clockmakers, working both in London and Oxford. hurt the best of timi yuro album

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WebJoseph Knibb, the most famous and inventive member of the celebrated Knibb clockmaking family was born circa 1640; he was apprenticed to his cousin Samuel in about 1655 and … WebLongcase clock with calendar. Clockmaker: Joseph Knibb (British, 1640–1711) ca. 1680–85. Traveling clock watch with alarm. Watchmaker: Thomas Tompion (British, … WebCategory Antique Clocks / Longcase Clocks Date C.1680 Late 17th Century Antiques Material Olive Wood Origin English Maker Joseph Knibb Item code as362a234 / 1761. … hurt the dirt rockford mi