Lot Essay
Charles Morgan was active in London in 1742.
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THE PROPERTY OF A NEW YORK COLLECTOR
A GEORGE II MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK
THE DIAL SIGNED CHARLES MORGAN, LONDON, MID 18TH CENTURY
Details
A GEORGE II MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK
The dial signed Charles Morgan, London, mid 18th Century
The domed pediment affixed with a bail handle above a hinged door, and a brass and steel clock face with Roman numerals, silent and strike mechanism, and the calendar day and flanked by glazed domed panels on a molded plinth base and bracket feet, lacking central glazed door pane
22in. (56cm.) high
The dial signed Charles Morgan, London, mid 18th Century
The domed pediment affixed with a bail handle above a hinged door, and a brass and steel clock face with Roman numerals, silent and strike mechanism, and the calendar day and flanked by glazed domed panels on a molded plinth base and bracket feet, lacking central glazed door pane
22in. (56cm.) high