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THOMAS DREW, LONDON; FOURTH QUARTER 18TH CENTURY
细节
A George III mahogany longcase clock
Thomas Drew, London; fourth quarter 18th century
The case with double-footed base to the plinth with hollow-cornered panel, the break-arch trunk door flanked by brass-reeded stop-chamfered angles, brass-capped reeded columns to the hood, the dial signed Thos. Drew London within the recessed subsidiary silvered calendar ring in the matted centre with similarly recessed silvered seconds disc, narrow silvered chapter ring with black painted steel hands, foliate spandrels, strike/silent ring in the arch, the five pillar movement with rack strike on bell and deadbeat escapement with steel-rod pendulum and calibrated rating nut to the brass-covered lenticular bob
7ft. 1in. 216cm. high
Thomas Drew, London; fourth quarter 18th century
The case with double-footed base to the plinth with hollow-cornered panel, the break-arch trunk door flanked by brass-reeded stop-chamfered angles, brass-capped reeded columns to the hood, the dial signed Thos. Drew London within the recessed subsidiary silvered calendar ring in the matted centre with similarly recessed silvered seconds disc, narrow silvered chapter ring with black painted steel hands, foliate spandrels, strike/silent ring in the arch, the five pillar movement with rack strike on bell and deadbeat escapement with steel-rod pendulum and calibrated rating nut to the brass-covered lenticular bob
7ft. 1in. 216cm. high