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Light Oak Regulator Wall Clock (England, 1858 to 1880)
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Light Oak Regulator Wall Clock (England, 1858 to 1880)

19th century
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A high quality regulator wall clock probably from a commercial premises. It has a solid oak case, with a drumhead hood an carved shoulders. The long glazed door trunk has canted corners and a convex curved base. The 12 inch enamel door is signed by the makers Swinden and Sons of Birmingham, who were also clock dial makers. The heavily engineered movement has a long wood pendulum with an invar bob and a brass weight and runs for 14 days with a single wind. The movement has a dead beat escapement and maintaining power to prevent time loss when winding.

Swiden and Sons where makers 1858-1880

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Worboys Antiques has dated this piece to the 1870s.

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Description
A high quality regulator wall clock probably from a commercial premises. It has a solid oak case, with a drumhead hood an carved shoulders. The long glazed door trunk has canted corners and a convex curved base.
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The 12 inch enamel door is signed by the makers Swinden and Sons of Birmingham, who were also clock dial makers.
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The heavily engineered movement has a long wood pendulum with an invar bob and a brass weight and runs for 14 days with a single wind. The movement has a dead beat escapement and maintaining power to prevent time loss when winding.

Swiden and Sons where makers 1858-1880

Date of Manufacture

Worboys Antiques has dated this piece to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers
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SA365815
Worboys Antiques
Worboys Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2005

Established since 1978, dealing in and restoring most antiques, specialising in clocks and furniture.

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You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Worboys Antiques Profile Page

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Worboys Antiques is a registered member of LAPADA 

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86 London End
Beaconsfield
Buckinghamshire
HP9 2JD
United Kingdom

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Worboys Antiques
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Light Oak Regulator Wall Clock (England, 1858 to 1880)
Light Oak Regulator Wall Clock (England, 1858 to 1880)
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