Identity and Attribution
The auction entry catalogues this object as a wall clock associated with Potts of Leeds, housed in a mahogany case with Roman numerals on the dial. The attribution to Potts of Leeds is source-reported from the auction title and supported by the visible inscription on the dial face, which bears 'POTTS' above the central arbor and 'LEEDS' positioned below the winding aperture.
Beyond the printed maker's name on the dial face and the cataloguer's brief heading, no additional documentation, provenance, or manufacturing records are provided by the auction house to verify whether the entire clock movement or merely the retail assembly was executed by Potts of Leeds.
Evidence for this section
- “Wall Clock by Potts of Leeds in a wooden mahogany case, with Roman numerals on the dial.”
