FJ & RD Story Antique Clocks has dated this piece to the 1870s.
The arched top jewellers shop style case with glazed and ogee moulded trunk door with moulded glazed panels to the case sides.
Finely carved scrolled leaf decorative work beneath the dial.
The finely figured flame mahogany box base with recessed moulded panel, mounted on a plinth skirt and bun feet.
The original locks, key and hinges to the trunk door.
Movement access door to the case top, with the original lock and hinges.
The circular engraved silvered brass dial with outer minute track and subsidiary dials for the hours and seconds, Observatory dial layout, surrounded by a silvered brass sighting ring.
Signed to the centre for the jewellers shop Brewer of Hoylake, most probably a London manufactured clock based on the overall quality.
The substantial fully restored movement of eight day duration, with thick shaped plates united by four large turned pillars.
Fine 6 spoke wheel work and high count pinions throughout, Harrison’s maintaining power, jewelled deadbeat escapement.
Polished brass cased cylindrical weight with ornate fretted and spoked pulley.
The polished steel and brass frame pendulum with mercury filled glass jar compensation, with engraved and calibrated rating nut with blued steel pointer.
Silvered and engraved beat scale.
Blued steel hands.
Overall a very fine and original clock of excellent colour and patination.
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FJ & RD Story Antique Clocks has dated this piece to the 1870s.
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A Precision Regulator, Longcase, Long Case, Grandfather Clock, Circa 1870.
