Regency Mahogany Bracket Clock

19th century

Sold by Worboys Antiques

Description

A fine mahogany and brass inlaid bracket clock dating to the Regency Period. It has a chamfer top surmounted by a brass pineapple. The front panel has brass edged inset quadrants, a brass inlaid plinth and ball feet. The sides have substantial side handles and silk lined fishscale fret panels. To the rear rear is a glazed door revealing the engraved backplate of the twin fusee 8 day movement that strikes the hours on a bell. The convex dial has a strike/silent switch and is signed by the original maker, William Bidlake of Sun Street, London. William Bidlake is listed as a maker in 1844, although this clock pre-dates that, possible the work of his Father who may not be listed.

The case is in excellent original condition, the movement has been fully serviced and is guaranteed for 12 months. If you would like a video clip of this clock ticking and striking. The clock comes complete with keys and instructions.

Physical Dimensions

Height

51cm (20.08")

Width

30cm (11.81")

Depth

18cm (7.09")

Declaration

Worboys Antiques has dated this piece to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA649337

Dealers Notes

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Description

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To the rear rear is a glazed door revealing the engraved backplate of the twin fusee 8 day movement that strikes the hours on a bell.

Worboys Antiques

The convex dial has a strike/silent switch and is signed by the original maker, William Bidlake of Sun Street, London. William Bidlake is listed as a maker in 1844, although this clock pre-dates that, possible the work of his Father who may not be listed.

The case is in excellent original condition, the movement has been fully serviced and is guaranteed for 12 months. If you would like a video clip of this clock ticking and striking. The clock comes complete with keys and instructions.