An early clock by Pat Smith. Note the heavy Corinthian style pillars, long trunk, and door with paneling above and below the lenticle.

A Dublin clock in mahogany by George Pilkington, with swan neck pediment terminating in rosettes and convex frieze decorated with foliage and a central lion's head.

Francinia Dorcas Tuke was the niece of George Barton in Wicklow and became his apprentice watchmaker. While working with Mr Barton, they were joined by Thomas Gelletlie whom she married. A rare clock signed F Gelletlie the name of a woman clockmaker.