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Joseph Windmills  Late 17th cent Ebony Veneered  Quarter Repeating Basket Top Table Clock .
For sale by Park Lodge Antiques
for sale €22,815     $24,765
£19,500

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Joseph Windmills  Late 17th cent Ebony Veneered  Quarter Repeating Basket Top Table Clock .

17th century
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Joseph Windmills  late 17th cent ebony veneered  quarter repeating basket top table

clock .

The basket top backed in red silk as is the sound fret, the finials are detailed with acanthus base and flame tops .

The 6 1/2"square brass dial with silvered chapter ring  is centered  with a mock pendulum aperture ,with a calender aperture at 6 oclock with a pin slot for easy date adjustment finely worked blued steel hands. the movement constructed with five robust and finely turned

knopped pillars  and powered by a single gut fusee driving a verge escapement repeating

the hour and quarters on a pair of bells.

The backplate finely engraved with scrollwork,birds , a basket of fruit and foiage centered with Joseph Windmills signature London. he succeeded

Thomas Tompion in maintaining the clocks at the Tower of London.He was made free of the clockmakers company in 1671

dimensions

14" high plus 2" handle

9 1/2" wide

6 1/2" deep

Price £19,500.00

Physical Dimensions
Height
35.5cm (13.98")
Width
24.1cm (9.49")
Depth
16.5cm (6.50")
Declaration

Park Lodge Antiques has dated this Ebony Basket Top Clock to the 17th Century.

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SA1196658
Description
Joseph Windmills  late 17th cent ebony veneered  quarter repeating basket top table

clock .

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The basket top backed in red silk as is the sound fret, the finials are detailed with acanthus base and flame tops.
Park Lodge Antiques

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fig 1. A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring.
fig 1. Joseph Windmills  Late 17th cent Ebony Veneered  Quarter Repeating Basket Top Table Clock .

The 6 1/2"square brass dial with silvered chapter ring  is centered  with a mock pendulum aperture ,with a calender aperture at 6 oclock with a pin slot for easy date adjustment finely worked blued steel hands. the movement constructed with five robust and finely turned

fig 2. A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring.
fig 2. Joseph Windmills  Late 17th cent Ebony Veneered  Quarter Repeating Basket Top Table Clock .

knopped pillars  and powered by a single gut fusee driving a verge escapement repeating

the hour and quarters on a pair of bells.

The backplate finely engraved with scrollwork,birds , a basket of fruit and foiage centered with Joseph Windmills signature London. he succeeded

Thomas Tompion in maintaining the clocks at the Tower of London.He was made free of the clockmakers company in 1671

dimensions

14" high plus 2" handle

9 1/2" wide

6 1/2" deep

Price £19,500.00

Height
35.5cm (13.98")
Width
24.1cm (9.49")
Depth
16.5cm (6.50")
Date of Manufacture

Park Lodge Antiques has dated this Ebony Basket Top Clock to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1196658
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Archive I A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring.

Joseph Windmills  Late 17th cent Ebony Veneered  Quarter Repeating Basket Top Table Clock .

Archive II A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring. View II
Archive III A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring. View III
Archive IV A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring. View IV
Archive V A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring. View V
Archive VI A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring. View VI
Archive VII A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring. View VII
Archive VIII A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring. View VIII
Archive IX A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring. View IX
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Oxfordshire
OX49 5AN
United Kingdom

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A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring.
Joseph Windmills  late 17th cent ebony veneered  quarter repeating basket top table clock .
Ref: SA1196658
A late 17th-century ebony-veneered table clock with a pierced gilt-brass basket top, decorative finials, and a silvered roman numeral chapter ring.
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  • ObjectTable Clocks
  • Period17th century
  • StyleWilliam and Mary
  • MaterialEbony Veneer, Brass, Ormolu, Oak
  • ColourBlack and Gold
  • MotifsPierced brass basket top, Urn finials, Cherub spandrels, Silvered chapter ring
  • SizeH 35.5 cm (14 in) x W 24.1 cm (9 in) x D 16.5 cm (6 in)

This William and Mary period table clock dates from the late 17th century and originates from England. Constructed with an ebony veneer over oak, it pairs a dark black wooden body with bright gold-toned ormolu and brass mounts, alongside red fabric behind the pierced sound frets. The square dial features a silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, finely worked blued steel hands, a mock pendulum aperture, and a calendar aperture positioned at the six o'clock mark. Elaborate cast brass ornamentation includes cherub spandrels framing the dial, ornate scrolling foliage on the basket top, and urn-shaped finials with acanthus bases surrounding the top plate and handle. The entire case stands securely on small bun feet at the base. Measuring 35.5 cm high, 24.1 cm wide, and 16.5 cm deep, this clock functions as a practical timepiece suited for display on a mantelpiece or shelf within a study, library, or living room.

A basket top table clock is a late 17th-century English portable timepiece characterised by a decorative repousse or pierced metal dome ornamenting the top of the timber case.

Craftsmen typically utilised ebony veneer over an oak carcass, combined with brass movements, silvered chapter rings, and gilt-brass cast mounts.

Authentic examples feature hand-gilded brass mounts, verge or early anchor escapements, hand-engraved backplates, and silvered brass chapter rings secured with cast corner spandrels.

Position the clock centrally on a timber sideboard, a stone fireplace mantelpiece, or within a library display cabinet alongside leather-bound volumes and brass accents.

Dust the wooden case using a dry soft microfibre cloth, avoid applying harsh chemical polishes to original gilding, and ensure the mechanical movement is serviced by a qualified horologist every five to seven years.
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