London. When Charles Frodsham died in 1871, the business on 84 Strand was sold to his son Harrison Mill Frodsham in 1880, who continued to work in the
style of his father. He was apprenticed by his father Charles. The company moved to 115 New Born Street in 1898 and in 1897 Charles Frodsham & C° Ltd are
listed as chronometer, watch and clockmakers, superintendents of Her Majesty’s clocks at Buckingham Palace and clockmakers to His Royal High... See more
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Carriage Clock: Exceptional 1933 Charles Frodsham Pillared Carriage Timepiece with Floral Fretwork Frontage
£ 300
Carriage Clock: Exceptional 1933 Charles Frodsham Pillared Carriage Timepiece with Floral Fretwork Frontage
£ 300
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Antiques and Things
Frodsham Carriage Clock
Knight Fine Antiques & Collectables
20th Century Gilt Brass Chiming Repeater Carriage Clock
Euro Antique Watches
Antique Charles Frodsham Silver Pocket Watch Hallmarked for London 1902
Euro Antique Watches
Silver Frodsham & Baker, London, Full Hunter Key Wind Pocket Watch English 1850
Silver Frodsham & Baker, London, Full Hunter Key Wind Pocket Watch English 1850
Euro Antique Watches
Neville Platt Antiques
Charles Frodsham Late Victorian Marble Eight Day Striking Mantel Clock
Vintage Clocks
Original Charles Frodsham World Clock 8-Day Mantel Clock
Worboys Antiques
Golden Oak Mantel Clock by Queen Victoria's Clockmaker
Worboys Antiques
Miniature Walnut Bracket Clock by Clockmaker ro the King
Worboys Antiques
Golden Oak Mantel Clock by Queen Victoria's Clockmaker
.jpg "Small 19th Century Rosewood Mantel Clock by Clockmaker to Queen Victoria, England & France c.1870")
.jpg "Charles Frodsham Glass Domed Skeleton Clock On Onyx Base")