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Wall Clock: Early 1890s Anglo American Striking Wall Clock (1 of 9)
Time to Admire
Flag of United KingdomWarwickshire, UK
Underpinned by decades of heritage and know how, our family business has a workshop and retail presence in Warwickshire, running alongside our established global online sales platforms. Through these various platforms and associated brand names, we offer for sale a range of fine and original general antiquities, artifacts, clocks, and watches. We have clients all over the world, including museums, private collectors, investors, and those who are just looking for that 'something special'; clients that trust in our expertise and continue to purchase from us with much confidence... Why? Because each and every item we place on the open market is in fine operable condition, having been professionally and sympathetically cleaned, repaired and restored as necessary, by our team of highly skilled and passionate craftspeople. This, coupled with the outstanding and measurable customer service that we offer and provide. All this, before being items are shipped off securely and efficiently to our clients via our network of domestic and international couriers.
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Address

The Workshop

Warwickshire

COVENTRY

United Kingdom

CV7 9LF

Directions

15-20 mins drive from M6 / M69 junction

Opening times

Mon to Fri: 9.30am to 4.00pm Sat: 10am-2pm Sun: By Appointment

Wall Clock: Early 1890s Anglo American Striking Wall Clock

REF: AC/343 / LA335181
£325
€380
$409
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Description
Fantastic Anglo-American Striking Wall Clock with a full glazed hinged front door. The handcrafted case being made in England (most probably London or Liverpool), and the movement being imported from the Us, a distinctive New Haven Clock Company mechanism. The clock is in excellent general condition for its age, which includes its highly decorative and nicely patinaed Mahogany case with Burr Walnut panelled door. Its architectural design includes an Ogee base and retains much of its original hand-crafted wooden embellishment, with upper case finials and a floral designed apex, turned side-columns and internal fretwork. At the base there is further crafted floral design and finials. In keeping with the general authentic design spec of these much sought-after wonderful old timepieces, the clocks garniture includes its authentic (probably original) case-back mirrored tablet secured to the rear of the drop-down aperture and a sculptured brass pendulum bob in the style of a mercurial shaped appendage. The clocks original ivory coloured metal dial has been professionally restored to an extremely high standard, with black painted Roman numerals and its original and unique “G.C Hardwick, Burton on Trent” legend, and is finished with a pair of original blued steel American Spade hands secured with a pinned collet. The dial is then surrounded by a spun brass bezel, mounted within the hinged glazed door fretwork. (Note: George Charles Hardwick, born 1864, was a watchmaker and prestigious clock and watch jeweller in Burton, and impressively, the brand still trades today as a quality general jeweller from their original outlet at 170 High Street, Burton!) The robust and highly efficient New Haven 8-day pendulum driven movement is set between two skeleton brass plates, the backplate being stamped with the New Haven logo. The clock strikes its original cast iron bell on the hours only and comes with a period authentic brass winding key. Free Shipping: Included in the price is free professional packing, shipping and insurance to anywhere in mainland England, Wales and Scotland. If outside of mainland Britain, please contact us for a competitive quote. Payment - We Accept: - Debit / Credit Cards. - Bacs Transfer (Faster Payments). (Our bank details are on our invoices).
measurements
Height:
88 cm
Width:
43 cm
Depth:
16 cm
declaration
Time to Admire has clarified that the Wall Clock: Early 1890s Anglo American Striking Wall Clock (LA335181) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being Early 1890s
condition
Professionally restored and serviced.
location
This Wall Clock: Early 1890s Anglo American Striking Wall Clock is located in Warwickshire, United Kingdom
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