Lot Essay
The maker is probably John Harper, working at Goswell Street, London from 1802-1824.
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SIGNED I. HARPER, CIRCA 1820
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A REGENCY MAHOGANY AND ORMOLU-MOUNTED BRACKET CLOCK
Signed I. Harper, circa 1820
The later central finial above a gadroon-carved case, the later circular painted dial under a Gothic fretwork arch, flanked by cluster-column pilasters above a central applied carving on a gadroon-carved base, the sides with pierced gothic-arched sounding boards, the twin-fusee movement with anchor escapement striking the quarter hour
20in. (51cm.) high, 10¾in. (27cm.) wide, 7in. (18cm.) deep
Signed I. Harper, circa 1820
The later central finial above a gadroon-carved case, the later circular painted dial under a Gothic fretwork arch, flanked by cluster-column pilasters above a central applied carving on a gadroon-carved base, the sides with pierced gothic-arched sounding boards, the twin-fusee movement with anchor escapement striking the quarter hour
20in. (51cm.) high, 10¾in. (27cm.) wide, 7in. (18cm.) deep