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ARNOLD CHARLES FRODSHAM, LONDON. 767; CIRCA 1850
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A Regency rosewood silver-mounted striking four-glass travelling clock
Arnold Charles Frodsham, London. 767; circa 1850
The case with foliate cast gilt-metal handle to the stepped top with large rectangular bevelled glass escapement viewing aperture, glazed sides, front and rear doors, the ogee-moulded base on gilt-metal bun feet, the foliate engraved gilt Roman dial signed Arnold Chas. Frodsham London 767 on the chapter ring with pierced blued steel heart-shaped hands, subsidiary silver calendar rings below for day of week and date with blued steel hands, the substantial five pillar twin chain fusee movement with large gilt lever platform with flat hairspring to substantial cut bimetallic compensated balance, maintaining power, strike on gong of circular section with loud/soft function lever to front left side of the case, the plain backplate engraved Arnold. London. 767; with double-ended key scratch numbered 767
11¼ ins 29 cm high
Arnold Charles Frodsham, London. 767; circa 1850
The case with foliate cast gilt-metal handle to the stepped top with large rectangular bevelled glass escapement viewing aperture, glazed sides, front and rear doors, the ogee-moulded base on gilt-metal bun feet, the foliate engraved gilt Roman dial signed Arnold Chas. Frodsham London 767 on the chapter ring with pierced blued steel heart-shaped hands, subsidiary silver calendar rings below for day of week and date with blued steel hands, the substantial five pillar twin chain fusee movement with large gilt lever platform with flat hairspring to substantial cut bimetallic compensated balance, maintaining power, strike on gong of circular section with loud/soft function lever to front left side of the case, the plain backplate engraved Arnold. London. 767; with double-ended key scratch numbered 767
11¼ ins 29 cm high