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CHARLES FRODSHAM, LONDON. NO. 2008
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A late Victorian mahogany and ebonised quarter chiming domestic longcase regulator
Charles Frodsham, London. No. 2008
The case with ebonised mouldings to the architectural top with stop-chamfered angles, convex throat moulding above the rectangular glazed trunk door flanked by stop-chamfered angles, recessed panel in the plinth on skirted base and further small block feet, the circular silvered dial signed Chas; Frodsham clockmaker to the Queen, 115, New Bond St. W. No. 2008, blued steel hands with subsidiary seconds below XII, strike regulation levers to the right side for EIGHT BELLS/FOUR BELLS & SILENT/CHIME, the massive four pillar three train movement with Vulliamy-type deadbeat escapement with wood-rod pendulum with long brass bob and silvered calibrated rating nut, chiming on eight bells with hour strike on a large gong, Harrison's maintaining power
6ft.11in. (212cm.) high
Charles Frodsham, London. No. 2008
The case with ebonised mouldings to the architectural top with stop-chamfered angles, convex throat moulding above the rectangular glazed trunk door flanked by stop-chamfered angles, recessed panel in the plinth on skirted base and further small block feet, the circular silvered dial signed Chas; Frodsham clockmaker to the Queen, 115, New Bond St. W. No. 2008, blued steel hands with subsidiary seconds below XII, strike regulation levers to the right side for EIGHT BELLS/FOUR BELLS & SILENT/CHIME, the massive four pillar three train movement with Vulliamy-type deadbeat escapement with wood-rod pendulum with long brass bob and silvered calibrated rating nut, chiming on eight bells with hour strike on a large gong, Harrison's maintaining power
6ft.11in. (212cm.) high