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Early Wall Clock Circa 1750 (Barn Find Condition)
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Early Wall Clock Circa 1750 (Barn Find Condition)

18th century
Description

A very early Clock movement, just ready for the enthusiast to clean and improve for ongoing sale or to add to a collection.

Joseph Tucker was a member of a family of clockmakers based in the market town of Moretonhampstead Devon. This Clock was acquired not far from there so presumably has spent the last 250 years or so in that area

The movement seems to be in good working order. A video can be supplied.if required.

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Physical Dimensions
Height
28cm (11.02")
Width
28cm (11.02")
Depth
13cm (5.12")
Declaration

Frank Craig Antiques has dated this Georgian Brass Clock Dial to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1231357
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1787
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Description
A very early Clock movement, just ready for the enthusiast to clean and improve for ongoing sale or to add to a collection.
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Joseph Tucker was a member of a family of clockmakers based in the market town of Moretonhampstead Devon.
Frank Craig Antiques

This Clock was acquired not far from there so presumably has spent the last 250 years or so in that area

fig 1. A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains.
fig 1. Early Wall Clock Circa 1750 (Barn Find Condition)

The movement seems to be in good working order. A video can be supplied.if required.

For Clocks and decorative items, please press the VIEW DEALER STOCK. Button on the left-hand side of this page.

Or for a more extensive inventory, you’re welcome to visit our website.

www.frankcraigantiques.com

Height
28cm (11.02")
Width
28cm (11.02")
Depth
13cm (5.12")
Date of Manufacture

Frank Craig Antiques has dated this Georgian Brass Clock Dial to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1231357
Dealers Internal Ref
1787
Frank Craig Antiques
Frank Craig Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2018

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Archive I A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains.

Early Wall Clock Circa 1750 (Barn Find Condition)

Archive II A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains. View II
Archive III A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains. View III
Archive IV A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains. View IV
Archive V A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains. View V
Archive VI A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains. View VI
Archive VII A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains. View VII
Archive VIII A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains. View VIII
Archive IX A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains. View IX
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A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains.
Early wall clock Circa 1750 (BARN FIND CONDITION)
Ref: SA1231357
A square eighteenth-century brass clock dial with cast corner spandrels, Roman numerals, engraved centre detailing, and rusty iron chains.
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FAQs

Georgian brass dials typically feature a square or arched brass plate, an applied chapter ring with Roman numerals, and cast brass spandrels attached to the corners. Engraved detailing in the centre, maker names, and calendar apertures were standard elements during this period.

These dials were primarily constructed from sheet brass plates with cast brass spandrel mounts, steel or iron hands, and silvered surfaces on the chapter ring or makers plaque to enhance contrast.

Authentic 18th-century dials show hand-engraved lettering, irregularities from hand-casting on the rear spandrels, original mounting pins, and natural surface wear including verdigris and oxidisation around iron components.

Standalone clock dials are often displayed on mantelpieces, integrated into gallery walls, or positioned on bookshelf displays as decorative architectural fragments and horological curiosities.

Dust the surface lightly with a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove debris without stripping historical patina. Avoid abrasive polishes or chemical cleansers, as preserving original verdigris and surface oxidisation maintains historical integrity.
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