A good-looking library clock of diminutive size.The 8 day duration, 5 pillar, double chain fusee movement with Anchor Recoil escapement and rack striking the hours on a rear-mounted bell. Also, having micrometer pendulum regulation and transit holdfast. The movement backplate having the signature of “Barraud & Lund. Cornhill London” and numbered “1707”.Behind a 4” square, engraved and silvered brass dial with small floral decoration to the corners, and an outer minute track with inner Roman hour numerals. The centre also signed “BARRAUD & LUND. CORNHILL LONDON 1707”. The matching blued steel hands are Breguet ‘open moon’ style.Contained in a small mahogany case with an architectural top above a small cavetto moulding. The square glazed door has an integral chamfered and silvered sight frame and is locking. Below the door is an ‘Ogee’ cushion moulding over a short plinth with moulded top. The case sides have large apertures with thick bevelled glass and conforming mouldings....