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John Beazor Antiques has dated this George III Bracket Clock to the Georgian era.
The break arch brass dial is mounted with enamel discs for the chapters and a seconds disc in the arch for strike/silent. The high quality movement has a verge escapement, hour strike sounded on a bell and finely engraved backplate.
Robert Philp is recorded as working in London during the second half of the 18th century. He was responsible for several musical and complex astronomical clocks. An example of his work is illustrated in English Domestic Clocks by Cescinsky & Webster.
10” (26cm) wide, 6 ¾” (17cm) deep; max height is 17” (43cm), excluding handle is 14 ½” (37cm)
John Beazor Antiques has dated this George III Bracket Clock to the Georgian era.
Specialists in 18th and early 19th century furniture, barometers and clocks - chosen for their quality, colour and patination
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A Fine George III Bracket Clock by Robert Philp
