Clock · Bracket clock

This is a late 19th-century English bracket clock timepiece, dated to approximately 1890. Designed in the style of the George III period, it features a balloon-shaped mahogany case with figured wood grain. The case is adorned with inlay work, including boxwood stringing and a decorative panel below the dial depicting crossed torches with ribbons and foliage, executed in satinwood and boxwood. The clock is supported by a plinth base with floral marquetry, raised on four fluted brass feet. It incorporates a silver-plated 7-inch dial with black Roman numerals, minute track, and pierced steel hands. The internal 8-day fusee mechanism is accessed via a rear door and includes a pendulum. The auction description reports that the movement has been fully overhauled and serviced. The dimensions are 44 cm in height, 30 cm in width, and 19 cm in depth. It includes a winding key and a rear door key.