Clockwise is delighted to welcome into its collection a lovely restored LNER fusee railway clock dating from circa 1940. The eight day fusee rectangular plate anchor escapement movement is wire-driven and has just benefitted from a full overhaul so the clock enjoys a three year guarantee. The superbly restored 10 inch dial bears the legend LNER 12673 and records show this clock as previously in use at Doncaster Works Chief Mechanical & Electrical Engineers Department Shipping Bureau. Original spade hands behind a spun brass bezel, which retains its tab for security, complete the impressive appearance. The mahogany case is of standard two piece pegged construction with the front bezel being of one-piece construction. There is a side inspection door and lower door. The lower door is secured by a turnkey lock and to the rear of the case are scrawled two inspection marks dating from 1956 and 1958. There is a stabilising hook at the bottom of the case.This is an increasingly...