This exceptional 8-day brass skeleton clock by Edwards of Stourbridge, retailed by George Rossi of Norwich, is a fine example of craftsmanship and elegance. The clock features a striking twin chain fusee movement, expertly designed with pierced scrolling plates joined by six double-screwed pillars, demonstrating high-quality construction typical of Edwards’ clocks.
The silvered chapter ring, marked with Roman numerals, bears a cartouche signed “G. Rossi Norwich” and is complemented by beautifully blued steel hands. Its intricate mechanism includes six-crossed train wheels, an anchor escapement, and a rack-strike with a trip repeat on a bell, ensuring reliable timekeeping and striking. Complete with a pendulum, winding key, mahogany veneered plinth, and protective glass dome, this timepiece offers a stunning display of traditional horology, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Serviced and guaranteed for 3 years.
Height: 13” / (33cm) excluding dome
Width: 9 ½“ / (24cm)
Depth: 8 ¾” / (22 cm)
Circa. 1840
Provenance: Private collection, UK
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Height:
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declaration
Antique Clock Company has clarified that the A Beautiful Brass Striking Skeleton Clock (LA512065) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1840