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Early 18th century lantern clock by John Calver
of Woodbridge (born 1695 - died 1751), converted
later to eight-day double fusee movement chiming
ting-tang quarters on two bells. Temporary
picture before restoration. SOLD. |
Tiny (six-inch dial) single-handed hook-and-spike
wall clock (with alarmwork currently incomplete),
anchor escapement made in the mid eighteenth
century, signed behind the dial Phillip Mathews,
pictured unrestored. SOLD. |
East Anglian Tavern clock, late 18th century. SOLD. Click here to see detail |
Lantern clock of the 1670s by John Lowe of
London, apprenticed 1653, working 1660 to 1683.
Originally with balance-wheel escapement, later
converted to improve timekeeping, as they all
were, in this case to anchor escapement (after
cleaning). SOLD. |
Lantern clock of the 1670s by Thomas Bagley of London converted late nineteenth century to double fusee movement (after cleaning). View detail SOLD |
Lantern clock by James Delaunce of Frome, Somerset,
formerly centre verge escapement converted later
to anchor, pictured before restoration. SOLD. |
Unrestored lantern clock c.1655 by Thomas Loomes
of London. |
Unsigned hooded clock of the later seventeenth
century with unique movement. See article A
Tulip-dial Clock of the Seventeenth Century.
SOLD. |
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