Fine George III period mahogany bracket-clock

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Fine George III period mahogany bracket-clock of particularly nice size;  the eight-day striking movement with a finely engraved backplate and a 7" (17.5cm) domed and silvered dial inscribed C. A. CANTI, TOWN MALLING.  In a richly coloured triple-pad break-arch case with two cast scrollwork spandrels, scale side-frets and ogee feet.

*C. A. Canti is recorded principally as a barometer-maker working in Town Malling (Kent) from circa 1815 - 1845 and later at various addresses in London.

Condition In good condition

Medium Mahogany

10 1/2" (26.5cm) wide, 7" (17.5cm) deep and 13 1/2 (34cm) high (15"/38cm with extended handle)

 

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Fine George III period mahogany bracket-clock
Fine George III period mahogany bracket-clockFine George III period mahogany bracket-clockFine George III period mahogany bracket-clockFine George III period mahogany bracket-clockFine George III period mahogany bracket-clock

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