View full screen - View 1 of Lot 31. A George III mahogany table clock, Charles Broomhall, London, circa 1810.

Property from the estate of the late Sir Simon Day (1935-2024)

A George III mahogany table clock, Charles Broomhall, London, circa 1810

Lot Closed

June 9, 01:31 PM GMT

Estimate

600 - 900 GBP

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Lot Details

Description

7¾-inch painted dial signed Chas Broomhall, London, the five-pillar fusee movement with anchor escapement and striking on a bell, the case with broken-arch top and brass carrying handle above scale side frets, crossbanded panelled door with ivory escutcheon, moulded base,

38cm ; 15in high

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