What is a brass escapement clock?

A brass escapement clock is a timepiece featuring a regulating mechanism that controls the release of gear train power, housed within a brass-framed case. These pieces range from early English lantern clocks to Victorian French carriage designs.

How do I wind a brass clock?

Winding requires inserting the appropriate key into the dial winding squares and turning gently until resistance is felt. Care should be taken not to overwind spring-driven movements to protect the internal mainsprings.

Where were these clocks made?

Production centred primarily in established horological hubs across England, particularly London, and continental manufacturing centres such as Paris. Workshops utilised local skilled artisans to cast brass and cut delicate wheel teeth by hand.

How do I identify the period?

Dating relies on stylistic clues in the case design, signature engraving styles on the backplate, and the specific type of escapement utilised. Early models from the eighteenth century typically feature verge movements, while later Victorian versions often employ platform escapements.

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A brass escapement clock contains intricate mechanisms housed within polished metal cases, prized by collectors for precision engineering and period design.

Bell Top, Walnut Table Bracket Clock by John Taylor of London Tic Tac Escapement Circa 1780

18th century

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Bell Top, Walnut Table Bracket Clock by John Taylor of London Tic Tac Escapement Circa 1780

From M. C. Taylor

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A Limited Edition Thwaites & Reed ‘Congreve’ Rolling Ball Clock

Later than 1960

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A Limited Edition Thwaites & Reed ‘Congreve’ Rolling Ball Clock

From The Antique Clock Co.

£8,500

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A Cased Verge Wall Clock by Peter Debaufre

18th century

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A Cased Verge Wall Clock by Peter Debaufre

From Devonshire Antiques

£4,750

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18th century

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18th Century London 'Verge' Bracket Clock by John Rapton of London

From Quiet Street Antiques of Bath

£5,750

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Brass Escapement Clock

Bell Top, Walnut Table Bracket Clock by John Taylor of London Tic Tac Escapement Circa 1780

A Limited Edition Thwaites & Reed ‘Congreve’ Rolling Ball Clock

A Cased Verge Wall Clock by Peter Debaufre

18th Century London 'Verge' Bracket Clock by John Rapton of London

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