Sturmans Antiques has dated this William IV Bracket Clock to the 1800s.
The body of the case with inset brass frame and an inlaid panel below the dial, plus complementing brass stringing to the front edges. The sides of the case with brass sound frets, which include green silk panels behind the fretwork and a floral backplate with ring drop handles above. Moulded plinth foot to the base with turned mahogany bun feet below. Convex painted dial with Roman numerals along with the makers name Collingridge, London, plus complementing original blued steel hands. The dial sat behind a convex glass set in a cast brass hinged bezel, which forms a door. The double fusee movement with bell striking on the hour along with a repeater mechanism, wire drives to the fusse barrels and an anchor escapement. The clock complete with rare original matching wall bracket, which has a figured veneers to the front edge to retain the clock in position and moulded swept supporting arm to the underside. Thomas Collingridge is recorded as making clocks from 1830 to the early 1860's at 136 Aldersgate Street, London and was made a freeman of the City of London in 1840. This fine quality example is presented in superb condition with a rich colour and polish, and the movement fully overhauled and working. Measurements quoted are for the clock only. The bracket measures 13" wide x 7.5" deep x 8" high. A short video of this clock is available to view via our You Tube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@sturmansantiques1428
Sturmans Antiques has dated this William IV Bracket Clock to the 1800s.
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