Video Bracket Clock

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Black bracket clock
Gallery Balbach Watchmaker
Bracket Clock silver dial
Engraving J.Johnson
Black bracket clock
Brass movement
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Black bracket clock
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Black bracket clock

Bracket Clock

London
wood, brass
around 1800


Dimensions: H x W x D: 46 x 27 x 17 cm

Description:
English bracket clock in an ebonised "bell-top" wooden case with a carrying handle attached to the top.
The typical box-shaped case is glazed on all sides and thus provides a clear view of the solid brass movement.

Equipped with a spring balancer via steel strings and fusee, the movement runs for just over a week when fully wound. The rate is regulated by means of a verge escapement and the short pendulum on the back. A bell is struck on the hour.
The silver-plated dial in the shape of an arch has Roman hour and Arabic minute markings. The blued steel hands ensure that the time is easy to read against the light-coloured background. The striking mechanism can be switched off using the lever located in the arched segment.
The clockmaker's signature is engraved with impressive finesse: J.Johnson London. Although the engravings are covered with black shellac, the fineness of the engravings means that the finest curves can only be recognised on closer inspection.

Condition:
Refurbished, very good condition. Flawless in function.

Price: 3300,- €

Please refer to the following literature:

Renate Möller - Uhren from p. 59

Brian Loomes - Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World p. 425

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