Masons Antiques has dated this piece to the 1860s.
The lower half of the case has a brass surround glazed window through which the pendulum can be seen working and a key locking door to the base.
Of particular interest are the "ears" of this clock which are a beautifully carved pair of swans. The flame mahogany case has a deep, rich, warm patina commensurate with it's age. There are inspection doors to both sides of the backbox.
The 8 day, chain driven, fusee movement has just been fully serviced by our BHI registered staff.
The clock is signed to the dial "H W Cooke. Walsall" and he is registered as working there in 1860.
Masons Antiques has dated this piece to the 1860s.
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Flame Mahogany Dropdial Fusee Wall Clock.
