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A good mid 19th century cathedral form skeleton clock attributed to Evans
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Attributed to Evans, Handsworth, a good mid 19th century cathedral form skeleton clock, the well finished frames with seven pillars and Gothic style fretting, 8 day, two train fusee movement with recoil escapement, wheel work with six spoke crossings, Evans compensated pendulum with wooden rod and cylindrical pewter bob, striking the hours on a gong and with pull repeat, roman numeral, silvered skeletonized dial with blued steel Breguet style hands, mounted to a black velvet lined, ebonized, footed oval base with conforming glass dome.
A large three train York Minster skeleton clock attributed to Evans
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Attributed to Evans, Handsworth, a large York Minster skeleton clock, nicely fretted and finished brass architectural frames, fretted roman numeral silvered dial with blued steel fleur de lis hands, three train fusee movement with English lever platform escapement, uncut bimetallic balance, and six spoke crossings, chiming the quarters on eight bells aligned front to back between the towers, and striking the hours on a large gong, all mounted to a footed, velvet lined ebonized oval base, with conforming glass dome
A large three train York Minster skeleton clock attributed to Evans
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Attributed to Evans, Handsworth, a large York Minster skeleton clock, nicely fretted and finished brass architectural frames, roman numeral silvered dial with blued steel maltese hands, three train fusee movement with recoil escapement and four spoke crossings, chiming the quarters on eight bells, and striking the hours on a large gong, all mounted to the original molded oval oak base on turned feet, with conforming glass dome
A large three train York Minster skeleton clock attributed to Evans
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Attributed to Evans, Handsworth, a large York Minster skeleton clock, nicely fretted and finished brass architectural frames, fretted roman numeral silvered dial with blued steel fleur de lis hands, three train fusee movement with English lever platform escapement, uncut bimetallic balance, and six spoke crossings, chiming the quarters on eight bells aligned front to back between the towers, and striking the hours on a large gong, all mounted to a footed, velvet lined ebonized oval base, with conforming glass dome
A large three train York Minster skeleton clock attributed to Evans
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Attributed to Evans, Handsworth, a large York Minster skeleton clock, nicely fretted and finished brass architectural frames, roman numeral silvered dial with blued steel maltese hands, three train fusee movement with recoil escapement and four spoke crossings, chiming the quarters on eight bells, and striking the hours on a large gong, all mounted to the original molded oval oak base on turned feet, with conforming glass dome
A good mid 19th century brass skeleton clock
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A good mid 19th century brass skeleton clock. Attributed to Edwards of Stourbridge, circa 1850, having a 4.75″ silvered twelve-lobed Roman dial with minute dots, framing a six-pillar chain-driven twin-fusee movement with wheels of six crossings, the frame of scrolled ‘Christmas Tree’ design with knopped and ringed pillars, 11″, (28cm) high, on a stepped white marble base beneath glass dome, 15.5″, (39.5cm) high overall. For a similar example by this firm, see F. B Royer-Collard, ‘Skeleton Clocks’ (NAG 1969), p.16.
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A 19TH CENTURY BRASS LANTERN CLOCK, ROBERT EVANS,
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A 19TH CENTURY BRASS LANTERN CLOCK, ROBERT EVANS, HABSTEAD. 15 inches.