Arundel Clocks has dated this piece to the 1940s.
I have for sale an F.
The clock
The clock is an RAF operations room clock with a solid Mahogany wood frame and a dovetailed back box with the original doors, with the bottom door that shuts and locks with the original lock and key. All that I have done since owning it is to run it, it is in original condition never played with having the painted black solid cast brass bezel.
The dial was cleaned and touched up a bit but I have the original photo/copy of the dial pre a slight facelift because it was looking very tired but now looks really good, all held in by three (one missing) original pegs to the case.
The bezel is cast brass and has the original catches it has been painted black.
The movement is clean I serviced it and it is running really strong, I think this clock has never been messed with since 1941.
The movement is signed F.W. Elliott Ltd and has a number this keeps good time over eight days with a pleasing tick and is a fusee chain driven movement the pendulum and key are also present.
Overall This clock must be quite rare to retain all the original features pendulum/pegs/bezel/dial a very nice clock that looks great on display and keeps very good time, you are welcome to visit and see the clock while the auction is running and ask any questions you like, the new owner I am sure will love this old piece of history.
Also on the back are some stamp marks and some numbers not sure what they mean to be honest.
As with all my clocks, this one is sold with a ‘back-to-base’ 3-month guarantee. I also offer future clock servicing, which I carry out personally at a heavily discounted rate.
I will post worldwide.
The clock will be hand delivered or posted whichever the safer and cheaper option is please email for a delivery cost to save posting if you prefer this also collection is OK.
Arundel Clocks has dated this piece to the 1940s.
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Raf Sector Clock by F.w.eillott
