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A particularly small (only 6 foot 3 inches) eight-day cottage or farmhouse clock in its original oak case of good patina, made in the 1740s by William Yeadon, who was apprenticed in London in 1738 to William Pridham and was working in Stourbridge, Worcestershire, by 1743 and was there till at least 1767. See article. SOLD.
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