Fine & Important George II London Bracket Clock

A fine & important george II bracket clock made by daniel cole of london*.c.1730.ebonised cushion to case with gilt brass fretwworks to the front and sides.brass and silvered arched top dial to the 8 day double fusee movement.strikes on a bell to the hour with repeater.strike/silent faciltity.date aperture.beautifully engraved backplate.original brass fittings.full working order.measures 11" X 8" X 20"high.

*daniel cole was apprenticed to george graham between 1719-26(george graham was servant to thomas tompian in the late 17th century).daniel cole had the freedom for clockmaking in 1726.this clock bears many high quality london features of this period in case and movement.*

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