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Description of the item
An attractive and top-quality double fusee bracket clock in a brass-inlaid, mahogany case with an architectural top, cast brass side frets and gadrooned frieze. The bell striking movement has been fully restored.
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| Dimensions & Specification
Twin fusee chain-driven movement
Strikes the hours on a bell
Dimensions: 18 1/2" tall, 11 7/8" wide, 7" deep
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Information about the maker
All the styling clues point to a dates around 1825-1835. Loomes lists a Nathaniel Cox listed in London 1832-57 who may be the maker.
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| Condition Report
The clock has been very well cared. The case is untouched and I'd prefer to leave it this way. There are a couple of blemishes which just add to the character. The movement has been professionally restored and is sold with a warranty. The dial 'ground'' and signature are original and nice and clear. |
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Cost of Restoration
There is a 3/4" peice of ebony stringing missing missing from the pediment which will replaced before sale.
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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.
If you live near to Cheshire, we are happy to bring the item to the Knutsford shop for you to examine in detail.
Local delivery & set-up is available for £40.
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