Early 19th Century
The hood with a swan neck pediment, above inset painted-glass panels, the glazed door flanked by fluted columns, the trunk flanked by fluted uprights and with a wavy arched panel door, the 14in arched painted dial, with moon phase indicator, the painted chapter ring enclosing a seconds subsidiary and with brass hands, the twin train movement with four pillars and rack strike on a bell, 238cm high
Estimate: | £80 - £120 |
Hammer price: | £60 |
CONDITION REPORT
With two cast iron weights and brass bob pendulum and key.
The movement appears well cared for and clean. It may require a service/oil?
The case has a small chip to the upper left corner of the door. The legs are uneven resulting in teh case being unsteady. A slight horizontal crack to the base plinth. Overall with some sympathetic restoration it will provide an attractive clock for the home.