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81. Drum dial clock with 10” dial.
ref. 1580
Obviously - not a skeleton clock - but we do make other types.
This clock started as a redundant movement with a battered 12” dial and no hands.
It was fully refurbished, fitted with a new 10” dial and hands and fitted into this fine bur walnut case. The case is of coopered construction and was made by our case-maker.
The movement is a standard English fusee with bronze wire to the barrel.
1,400 Euro
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82. Miniature Longcased Clock in the style of 1700
ref. 1577
At times we are apt to make clocks other than skeletons - Usually on a whim by either the casemaker or Peter.
This clock, based on a known example dated 1700, is collaboration between our case maker and clockmaker.
The timber used is from old furniture, over 100 years old, and is finished with a scumbled/simulated walnut effect. The case is wall mounted on its own bracket. In line with tradition the hood is ‘slide up’ with the proper mechanism, including spoon & latch for the main door, being utilised. As a special touch the base door opens to facilitate regulation of the ‘royal’ pendulum. The movement is fusee with fine dead beat escapement. The pallets being extra narrow to give minimum amplitude.
The case is 42” high without bracket.
The train count is as follows:
Fusee 96
Centre 80 Pinion 8
3rd 75 Pinion 10
Scape 30 Pinion 9
This gives a pendulum of 31.5 inches.
SOLD
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A small Arabesque Strike
ref. 1596
A small Arabesque Striking clock with traditional wheels. Full striking with one at the half-hour and fitted with the option of strike or silent. The going train is dead beat with maintaining power.
A pendulum with inline regulation is fitted.
This clock bears the serial number 1201.
The 'square' glass dome and base are Victorian.
P.O.A.
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Full strike Mosta Dome
ref. 1594
This clock was commissioned by a Maltese gentleman who specified it should look like Mosta church (also known on the island as ‘The Rotunda’).
It has star wheel and rack striking on a gong and as all Maltese clocks show the day
of the month an extra hand was added for this.
SOLD
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Going Barrel Strike with Platform Escapement
ref. 1595
A Going Barrel Skeleton clock with rack striking.
This clock was designed to fit the dome as the base was just too magnificent to leave on the shelf. Without room for a pendulum a large, club toothed, platform escapement was fitted between the plates.
Inspiration was taken from a 19th century clock with St George slaying the Dragon mounted on an urn.
P.O.A.
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Lozenge wall clock with full strike.
ref. 1591
This clock was built from an old fusee movement found at a clock fair.
The movement is dated about 1840 and has 5-spoke, regulator style, wheelwork. The original clock must have been quite magnificent.
The case was inspired by a clock shown in Ron Rose's latest dial clock book and made by our case maker. The dial is 8-inch and the movement is such a snug fit - the bell and pallets have to be fitted after the movement is fitted into the case. Circular, fish scale, sound frets are fitted to both sides. Pendulum adjustment is through a door at the back.
P.O.A.
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Month going clock with day & moon phase.
ref. 1592
Clock number 0501
A month going clock with day of the month and phases of the moon.
This clock was designed in Gosport and, due to closing down for shipping the workshop to Malta, was not finished until recently. A special left hand fusee was made and a large fusee chain of suitable strength found. The month intermediate wheel is held by a single cock. The pendulum has a kingwood rod with brass fittings. The large spring barrel is partly sunk into the Victorian base and housed in a fretted brass plinth. The dome is also Victorian and is associated with the base. The moon and dial, with it's night curtain, was executed by our usual artist.
P.O.A.
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Pin Wheel Passing Strike with Coup Perdu.
ref. 1593
The magnificent dome was purchased at the request of an American Customer. Unfortunately he didn't proceed with the transaction and it seemed a pity to leave it wanting a home. I decided to fill it with something a little unusual and came up with this. The design is a traditional frame but the escapement is Pin Wheel with Coup Perdu. To gain height, as the dome is 2 feet tall, a passing strike is added.
Wheel train is:-
Fusee 120 teeth
Centre pinion of 9 & wheel of 80
3rd pinion of 10 & wheel of 75
Scape pinion of 10 & 60 pins
Pendulum weight 1.75 kilo
P.O.A.
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Z1. Webster of London - From our Antiques Collection.
ref. 1586
An extremely fine, Regency, Bracket by Webster of 91 Gracechurch Street, London.
The clock has a white dial with strike silent in the arch and brass hands. The three train fusee movement chimes the quarters on 8 bells and strikes the hours. The backplate is signed 'Webster & Son Birchin Lane, London' (1852-60).
The case, and matching Bracket is of rosewood with some brass stringing and the sides of the case is fitted with fish-scale frets. There is also a repeat mechanism and pendulum locking facility fitted.
The whole thing is in superb condition.
P.O.A.
Dimensions: 490mm high, without the bracket.
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Z2. Fusee drop dial. from our antiques collection.
ref. 1587
A first class example of a mahogany drop dial timepiece. The carved surround is enhanced by the 'bunch of grapes' drop ears and the sight window has a cast brass surround. The movement is typical of the period (C-186) and has wire to the fusee.
1,400 Euro
Dimensions: 530mm high, 410mm across the surround and a 12
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Z3. Mahogany drop dial, from our antiques collection.
ref. 1588
This is a most impressive, bell striking, example by Louis Beaver of Manchester and is dated c-1850.
It has an excellent, mahogany, carved surround and mirrored gallery, showing a cylindrical pendulum. The movement is first quality, with shaped plates and bronze lines to the two fusees.
2,500 Euro
Dimensions: 780mm including gallery brackets, 430mm across the surround and a 12
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Z5. A carved oak dial clock from our antiques collection.
ref. 1589
In perfect condition - This carved oak dial clock with its decoration of oak leaves and acorns is a highly desirable piece. The escapement has gut threaded escapewheel as impulse to the anchor escapement. The dial is signed Lassiter of Havant.
960 Euro
Dimensions: 380mm across the suround and a 10
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