How do you style an antique bracket clock in a modern interior?

Position the clock centrally on a stone fireplace mantelpiece, atop a dark wood credenza, or within a styled bookcase to create an architectural focal point.

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Small Twin Fusee 8 Day Striking Bracket Mantel Clock 19th Century

Name: Small Twin Fusee 8 Day Striking Bracket Mantel Clock 19th Century
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1006141
Price: 945 GBP
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19th century

For Sale by Heydays Antiques

Description

Good Quality 8 Day Twin Fusee Mahogany Cased Bracket or Mantel Clock of Small Size with Attractive Cheveron Inlaid Decoration, Tapered Side Columns with Brass Pillar Caps and Flattened Brass Feet.

Quality Solid Mahogany Case and Well Built Brass Fusee Movement that Strikes the Number of Hours on the O’clock.

Height 13.35in or 34cm

Silvered Dial, Lockable Bezel with Convex Glass. Dial with Fast Slow Adjuster. Lockable Rear Door.

The Quality Fusee Movement has been Checked, Serviced and Tested. Offered in Good & Full Antique Working Order.

Please contact Robert via messaging or on 07899 058752 to Discuss or Arrange Viewing. Please Supply Postcode For Shipping Quote.

Physical Dimensions

Height

34cm (13.39")

Width

26cm (10.24")

Depth

17cm (6.69")

Declaration

Heydays Antiques has dated this Twin Fusee Bracket Clock to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1006141

Dealers Internal Reference

O/Ard/400

Description

Good Quality 8 Day Twin Fusee Mahogany Cased Bracket or Mantel Clock of Small Size with Attractive Cheveron Inlaid Decoration, Tapered Side Columns with Brass Pillar Caps and Flattened Brass Feet.

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Quality Solid Mahogany Case and Well Built Brass Fusee Movement that Strikes the Number of Hours on the O’clock.

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fig 1. A 19th-century mahogany bracket clock featuring an arched top, brass-framed circular dial with Roman numerals, and brass turned feet. — fig 1. Small Twin Fusee 8 Day Striking Bracket Mantel Clock 19th Century

Height 13.35in or 34cm

Silvered Dial, Lockable Bezel with Convex Glass. Dial with Fast Slow Adjuster. Lockable Rear Door.

The Quality Fusee Movement has been Checked, Serviced and Tested. Offered in Good & Full Antique Working Order.

Please contact Robert via messaging or on 07899 058752 to Discuss or Arrange Viewing. Please Supply Postcode For Shipping Quote.

Physical Dimensions

Height

34cm (13.39")

Width

26cm (10.24")

Depth

17cm (6.69")

Date of Manufacture

Heydays Antiques has dated this Twin Fusee Bracket Clock to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1006141

Dealers Internal Ref

O/Ard/400

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Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2012

Specialising in personal attention for 17/18/19th c traditional longcase clocks & early 20th c triple weight quarter chiming musical clocks

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A 19th-century mahogany bracket clock featuring an arched top, brass-framed circular dial with Roman numerals, and brass turned feet. View XIV

A twin fusee bracket clock is a spring-driven mechanical timepiece utilizing a conical pulley system to equalize power output, with two separate gear trains for timekeeping and striking functions.

These clocks typically feature cases carved from dense hardwoods such as mahogany or rosewood, fitted with cast brass bezels, silvered or painted dial plates, and hand-cut brass movement plates.

Authentic period examples feature cast brass movement plates, hand-hammered steel arbours, gut line or fine steel chain connections on the fusee cones, and hand-cut Roman numeral dials.

Keep the case out of direct sunlight and extreme humidity, wind the movement regular intervals using the correct size key, and have the movement professionally oiled every three to five years.

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