Worboys Antiques has dated this piece to the Regency era.
It has an 8 day double fusee movement, heavy plates with engraved borders and detailing. There is a pull-repeat cord to the side striking the hours on a bell. The convex dial is signed "Finnemore-Birmingham" and the false plate also signed and numbered #467. We believe this to be William Finnemore & Son; dial makers listed as working 1828-36. It has a cast brass bezel with a convex glass.

Current Condition
The clock is in excellent condition. The case has been revived and re-waxed retaining its original patina. The dial has been restored and the movement has been fully serviced in our own workshops and is sold with 12 months guarantee

Dimensions
29.50cm wide 55.00cm high 16.50cm deep (11.61 inches wide 21.65 inches high 6.50 inches deep)
Please note
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Worboys Antiques has dated this piece to the Regency era.
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