Oak Grandmother Tube Chiming Clock

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Edwardian Oak tube chiming antique clock, the eight-day tripple-train movement with anchor escapement and striking the hours and chiming the quarters on five chiming tubes, the arched brass dial engraved with gilt-metal Roman numerals and decorated foliate face, the dial inscribed with Tempus Fugit and retailer Boodle and Dunthorne Chester. The oak case of small proportions with full length glazed astragal-glazed door on square shaped base and bracket feet

Dimensions

Height 71.5 Inches

Width 14 Inches

Depth 9.5 Inches

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Category Antique Clocks Date circa 1900  1900s Antiques Material Oak Origin English Item code as135a1844 Status Sold

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