Circa 1930s, mahogany case grandmother clock. With a dome front, glazed door and brass and silver face with black open fretwork handles. The bases has a fielded panel, leading on to bracket feet and a shaped apron beneath. It has a spring mechanism and plays the Big Ben, Westminster chime on the hour. It has been cleaned and serviced.
Physical Dimensions
Height
149cm (58.66")
Width
30cm (11.81")
Depth
23cm (9.06")
Declaration
Georgian Antiques has dated this piece to the 1930s.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA501169
Dealers Internal Reference
25630
Description
Circa 1930s, mahogany case grandmother clock. With a dome front, glazed door and brass and silver face with black open fretwork handles. The bases has a fielded panel, leading on to bracket feet and a shaped apron beneath. It has a spring mechanism and plays the Big Ben, Westminster chime on the hour. It has been cleaned and serviced.
Physical Dimensions
Height
149cm (58.66")
Width
30cm (11.81")
Depth
23cm (9.06")
Date of Manufacture
Georgian Antiques has dated this piece to the 1930s.
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