A fine 18th century flame mahogany bracket clock by William Webster, London. The eight day verge movement with a finely engraved and named back plate. The case with brass details and carrying handle is of superb colour veneers and good patina.William Webster was the son and apprentice to his father, also William, both top London makers and Masters of the Clockmakers Company. His father was apprentice to Thomas Thompion. Circa 1780.Fully cleaned with a two year warranty.Our stock includes early oak and walnut furniture from the 18th century, as well as more formal pieces from the Georgian period. Clocks, barometers and globes are complemented by Colonial cabinets, furniture and early arms. Their scientific instruments, which include early microscopes, telescopes and equipment such as sextants, provide a fascinating insight into the evolution of technology, whilst demonstrating fine artistry and craftsmanship. One of Hansord�s many exhibitions was entitled �From simplicity to complexity with a little eccentricity� and this continues to be the guiding mantra behind their collection today.