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A good quality Victorian double fusee bracket clock by Wright of London. Choice rosewood veneers of good colour to the well proportioned case. Carved detailing to the pediment and below the dial. Side sound fretwork with silk backing. The original wooden bun feet. A twin fusee mechanism striking the hours on a bell with the original pendulum transporation lock. A painted dial with blued steel hands signed ''Wright London'' with a cast brass bezel surround. Circa 1845.
There are a few clockmakers with the name ''Wright'' recorded in Loomes'' '' Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World'' book as working in the 18th and 19th centuries. This example dates to circa 1845.
From Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd you can expect a genuine antique clock that has been serviced with 12 months guarantee. We personally set up and deliver in the U.K. Please contact us for a quote. We are members of the British Clockmakers and Watchmakers Guild
Antique Number: SA982553
Dateline of this antique is Victorian
Height is 42cm (16.5inches)Width is 34cm (13.4inches)Depth is 16cm (6.3inches)
Antique #SA982553, shown on this page, originates from the victorian Era. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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