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Masons Antiques has dated this piece to the 1800s.
An 8" convex painted dial with black Roman numerals and superb hands. It is sgned "Thwaites & Reed, Clerkenwell, London" and is in completely original condition. It has a cast, key lockable, brass bezel and convex glass.
It stands on adjustable, brass bun feet. The case is nicely polished, retaining it's origginal French-polished finish.

The glazed rear door is also key lockable.
The 8 day, twin fusee movement has just been serviced by our BHI registered staff. It is superbly engraved and has a fitted pendulum lock.
The clock strikes the hours on a bell with a very clear, distictive tone. It is fitted with a STRIKE/SILENT button and a pull repeat facility.
An out and out quality clock.
Thwaites and Reed can be traced back to the early 18thC and were the company maintaining "Big Ben" on the Palace of Westminster until early this century.
Masons Antiques has dated this piece to the 1800s.
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