A Regency brass-inlaid rosewood bracket clock by Moses Levin, Royal Exchange, London, circa 1820. Having an 8″ arched white-painted Roman dial inscribed “M,, Levin Royal Exchange LONDON”, with moon hands beneath Strike/Silent ring, the chain-driven twin-fusee movement with shouldered plates having engraved borders framing engraved inscription as above, the break-arched case with melon finial over stepped circular podium surmount, the brass front with canted corners, fluted frieze and plinth with brass ball feet, the sides with ring handles over lancet sound frets with brass tracery, one side with pull-repeat cord, 25″, (64cm) high.
Condition
Dial – some yellowing and brown-spotted staining. Movement – sound. Case – two splits to roof. Repolished years ago. Fellows do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any clocks sold.