A GEORGE III BRASS-MOUNTED STRIKING AND REPEATING VERGE BRACKET CLOCK

The inverted bell top pediment surmounted by a brass carrying handle, with four brass ball finials, above the cornice, above a panel door inset with a glazed arch and two spandrels, the sides each with an inset brass fish-scale grille panel, on brass bracket feet, the 6 3/4in arched brass dial plate with foliate engraving and with strike/silent subsidiary and slightly convex dial below with Roman chapter, detailed Thomas Pace, London, with pierced brass hands, the twin train gut fusée with foliate engraved backplate and strike on a bell

48cm high 

CONDITION REPORT

With steel key.  The clock is ticking and strikes.  It would benefit from a service.  It appears to have been restored some while ago.  The case has some veneer loss around the edges of both the brass side panels.  There is a crack to the lefthand top of the door.  A small loss to the veneer on the front edge of the lower edge of the caddy.