An 8-day twin fusee striking movement consisting of five pillars, with original verge escapement striking the hours to a bell via a rack and snail striking system, with the alarm striking the same bell, which can be silenced. There is also a repeating function, and the back plate is beautifully engraved with floral swags and scrolling foliage.The mahogany inverted bell top case is exquisite in style and construction. The four urn-shaped finials surmount the top of the case, topped with a carrying handle. The sides of the case are glazed with sound frets above, and the rear door is also glazed.The 8'' brass break arch dial with subsidiary strike/silent dial set within the break arch, consisting of Roman and Arabic numerals and cartouche signed ''Chater and Son London'' above the calendar aperture sitting above VI and finished with the original finely cut blued steel hands, centred by a silvered alarm disc engraved with the hours 1 - 12 for setting against the tail of the hour hand.Serviced and guaranteed for 3 years.Height: 23'' or 58 cmWidth: 12 �'' or 32 cmDepth: 8'' or 20 cmCIRCA. 1780Provenance: Private collection � U.K.Would you like to view this clock in your own home?Contact us to arrange a viewing with our Homeview service.(T&C''s apply.)Can''t find what you''re looking for? Try our ClockFinder service.Height is 58cm (22.8inches)
Width is 32cm (12.6inches)
Depth is 20cm (7.9inches)