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George Sowden, Oppenheimer table clock
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George Sowden
Oppenheimer table clock from Objects for the Electronic Age
Arc 74
United Kingdom, 1983
enameled steel, ash, glass
16.75 h × 10 w × 3.5 d in (43 × 25 × 9 cm)
Foil studio label to reverse 'Objects for the Electronic Age Milano 1983 George J. Sowden'.
Literature: Objects for the Electronic Age, Arc 74 manufacturer's catalog, unpaginated
This work will ship from Wright in Chicago, Illinois.
A fine George III ebonised table clock of small pr
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A fine George III ebonised table clock of small proportions. John Johnson, Gray’s Inn Passage, London. Circa 1770, having a 5″ break-arched brass dial, the silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing a matted centre with spade-form hour hand, all within cast rococo spandrels, the arch with silvered subsidiary Strike/Silent ring, the wire-driven twin-fusee movement now with anchor escapement (previously verge), the finely-engraved foliate backplate signed as above, the case having an ogee caddy top surmounted by a leaf-capped brass bale handle over flambeau cup-and-cover finials, the canted front with cast mounts, on a brass plinth and ogee bracket feet, (13.75″, (35cm) high excluding handle.
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George III double fusee ebonised table clock, the back
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George III double fusee ebonised table clock, the back plate with fine foliate engraving and the movement with verge and crown wheel escapement, striking on a bell, the 6.75 arched brass dial signed Robert Ward, Abchurch Lane, London, with calendar aperture, the sides with pierced brass sound panels, surmounted by a caddy top and brass carrying handle, 47 cms high, Robert Ward was a clockmaker working in London between 1751 and 1775Provenance; by inheritance to the present vendor
George Mitchell Shelf Clock
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George Mitchell Shelf Clock, Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1830, “Manufactured by Atkins & Downs for George Mitchell, Bristol, CT”. Mahogany case with stenciled splat and colomns. Splat features stenciled fruit bowl. Claw feet, hand painted clock dial with Roman numerials, open diamond hands, reverse painted tablt, and beautiful label. Wooden works, weight driven clock with pendulumn. Measures approx. 29″ tall x 16″wide x 4″ deep.
George Mitchell Shelf Clock
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George Mitchell Shelf Clock. Mahogany case with stenciled columns and splat, carved paw feet and pineapple finials in original finish. Original painted wood dial, original reverse painted glass. 30 hour wooden works time and strike weight driven movement with eagle Ht 30″.
George Mitchell Wood Works Shelf Clock, Paw Feet
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George Mitchell Wood Works Shelf Clock: With a T&S wood movement; a painted wood dial; the 2 weights and the pendulum. The case, with hairy paw feet, and crest are carved. There is a nicely painted glass tablet.
Not tested.
31″ Tall
Sells as is, where is.
George Mitchell Shelf Clock
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George Mitchell Shelf Clock. Mahogany case with reed columns and scrolls, restored. Original painted wood dial, bottom glass original, middle glass repainted. 30 hour wooden works time and strike movement. Ht 38″.