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Description of the item
An attractive early London clock with the much sought after convex dial and glass. 12" painted dial with an obviously early 8-day fusee movement (knopped pillars, stepped base and shoulders). Signed with the makers name.
The case is mahogany, of excellent patination.
The clock is fully restored and ready to enjoy. |
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| Information about the maker
The grandly named 'Santiago James Moore French' was a Clockmaker, watchmaker, chronometer maker and retailer. He became 'Free' in the Clockmakers' Company in 1810. He made this clock whilst at 15 Sweetings Alley, Royal Exchange, London, where he was from 1808-1838. |
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Dimensions & Specification
One piece mahogany surround of the desired 'thin' form. Conventional back-box with side and locking bottom door. Cast brass bezel with convex glass. Blued steel moon pattern hands.
Excellent quality movement with heavily knopped pillars, pointing to its early manufacture.
Overall dia. is 13.5", depth (total inc glass) approx 7" (checking) |
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| Condition Report
Fully restored by ourselves and ready for sale. |
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Cost of Restoration
Non required. |
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| What to do next
If you'd like to buy this clock, or would like some more information or reassurance, please contact us about this item.
For local customers, the price includes delivery, set-up and warranty. The price / package can be adjusted for non-local and international customers.
Shipping is possible. Please enquire.
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