Early 19th century rosewood bracket clock by Sharp, Westmorland St., London

SKU: 8129

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Early 19th century rosewood bracket clock by Sharp, Westmorland St., London; the eight-day striking movement fitted with a domed enamel dial; in a well-figured case with brass framed spandrels, scale side-frets, ring-handles and ball feet. Several makers called Sharp are recorded working in London at this time.

Condition In good condition

Medium Rosewood

18.5 inch high
All measurements are approximate

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Early 19th century rosewood bracket clock by Sharp, Westmorland St., London
Early 19th century rosewood bracket clock by Sharp, Westmorland St., LondonEarly 19th century rosewood bracket clock by Sharp, Westmorland St., LondonEarly 19th century rosewood bracket clock by Sharp, Westmorland St., LondonEarly 19th century rosewood bracket clock by Sharp, Westmorland St., LondonEarly 19th century rosewood bracket clock by Sharp, Westmorland St., London

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