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Large Oak Fusee Drop Dial Clock, Magnificent
For your consideration I am delighted to offer this extremely fine example of a commanding English eight day fusee wall clock. This is a large, high-value piece in extremely good condition and exudes quality in every aspect.
Dating from circa 1845 this lovely English clock benefits from an eight day fusee movement with rectangular plates, shaped shoulders and an anchor escapement and has been fully overhauled so benefits from my three year guarantee.
The 27 inch tall oak case has fantastic colour and patination since its restoration with a lovely sheen to it. The lower door retains a working lock and there is the usual side inspection door. The heavy brass cast bezel closes securely and locks into a latch. The lower case has a viewing window framed with a brass surround and original carved foliate ears adorn either side of the case.
The 16 inch dial is a particular feature of this lovely clock and has the name of the retailer - H. Richardson, Swan Street, Manchester - to the dial. The handsome appearance is finished by the original blued spade hands. H. Richardson was a prominent 19th-century watchmaker and jeweller based in Manchester at multiple central Manchester locations, most notably 24 Swan Street and 145 Oldham Street, as well as Market Place. Antique pocket watches, self-winding pedometer-wound watches, and pocket watch keys bearing the Richardson name and the Swan Street or Oldham Street addresses are highly collectible and can still be found in antique markets and historical institution collections, such as the British Museum.
This is a truly stunning clock in gorgeous condition and with its viewing window and large size would have been used in a public, official location, or been a bespoke purchase for a wealthy client.
Clockwise specialises in longcase and bracket clocks and has the largest collection of restored railway clocks in the UK. With clients from the world of business, film, sport, royalty and aristocracy - yet more than happy with traditional clients - Clockwise has an unrivalled reputation for excellence and superb service.
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Clockwise Antique Clocks
@ The Malt House
Ashchurch Road
Tewkesbury
Gloucestershire, England
GL20 8UY
Tel : 07886 250341
Non UK callers : +44 7886 250341
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Dating from circa 1845 this lovely English clock benefits from an eight day fusee movement with rectangular plates, shaped shoulders and an anchor escapement and has been fully overhauled so benefits from my three year guarantee.
The 27 inch tall oak case has fantastic colour and patination since its restoration with a lovely sheen to it. The lower door retains a working lock and there is the usual side inspection door. The heavy brass cast bezel closes securely and locks into a latch. The lower case has a viewing window framed with a brass surround and original carved foliate ears adorn either side of the case.
The 16 inch dial is a particular feature of this lovely clock and has the name of the retailer - H. Richardson, Swan Street, Manchester - to the dial. The handsome appearance is finished by the original blued spade hands. H. Richardson was a prominent 19th-century watchmaker and jeweller based in Manchester at multiple central Manchester locations, most notably 24 Swan Street and 145 Oldham Street, as well as Market Place. Antique pocket watches, self-winding pedometer-wound watches, and pocket watch keys bearing the Richardson name and the Swan Street or Oldham Street addresses are highly collectible and can still be found in antique markets and historical institution collections, such as the British Museum.
This is a truly stunning clock in gorgeous condition and with its viewing window and large size would have been used in a public, official location, or been a bespoke purchase for a wealthy client.
Clockwise specialises in longcase and bracket clocks and has the largest collection of restored railway clocks in the UK. With clients from the world of business, film, sport, royalty and aristocracy - yet more than happy with traditional clients - Clockwise has an unrivalled reputation for excellence and superb service.
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Category Antique Clocks
Date 1845
Early Victorian Antiques Material Oak
Origin English
Item code as1268a078
Status For Sale
£2450.00 
$3224.20
€2898.84
$3224.20
€2898.84
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Clockwise Antique Clocks
@ The Malt HouseAshchurch Road
Tewkesbury
Gloucestershire, England
GL20 8UY
Tel : 07886 250341
Non UK callers : +44 7886 250341
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