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A Queen Anne brass-mounted ebonised eight day timepiece table clock
JOSEPH WINDMILLS. CIRCA 1710
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A Queen Anne brass-mounted ebonised eight day timepiece table clock
Joseph Windmills. Circa 1710
The case with brass handle to the cushion-moulded top and glazed side panels, the front door with gilt-brass sound fret and applied with later gilt-brass escutcheons, the 7 in. wide brass dial with engraved chevron border, winged cherub mask spandrels and signed along the upper section Jos. Windmills/LONDON, the silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring with sword hilt half hour and half quarter hour markers, ringed winding hole, engraved date square and mock pendulum aperture to the matted centre, blued steel hands, the movement with later steel securing brackets, five ring-turned pillars, single gut fusee, restored verge escapement, quarter bell and pull quarter repeat work lacking, the back plate engraved with basket of fruit and scrolling foliate and signed Jos Windmills/LONDON; case key
15¼ in. (39.5 cm.) high, handle down
Special notice
No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 15% will be added to the buyer's premium which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis.
Lot Essay
See also lot 54 and foot note.
For movement detail see page 37.
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