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Twin Fusee Wall Clock %%alt5%%
Victorian 8 day twin fusee convex dial wall antique clock by William Bishop from Bond Street, London.
Mahogany 2 piece case with unusual 2 hole sound fret in backbox. Normal side access door and locking bottom door.
Serial number 1126 marked on movement backplate.
12" original painted convex dial with roman numerals, and blued steel hands. Dial protected by original convex glazed cast brass bezel.
Movement strikes the hours on a bell.
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Dimensions12" dial Category Antique Clocks Date circa 1850  Early Victorian Antiques Origin English Maker William Bishop Condition fully restored and guaranteed Item code rc006a226 Status Sold

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Cove Clocks@ The Packhouse Antiques Centre
Runfold, Farnham
Surrey
GU10 1PJ

Tel : 0125 254 8288
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