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Circa 1905 Edwardian Mantel Clock

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Circa 1905 Edwardian mantle Clock
By W&H Sch ( Black Forest ) in a superb mahogany and satinwood case.
Magnificent brass dial with ornate spandrels.
Strikes the hour on a Gong and has fast and slow
Adjustment in the arch of the Dial.
Totally original and excellent time keeper.
£1650. For the finest Antique Clocks at the right price and the best customer sevice in the UK. Plus free storage and safe specialist delivery.

Martin Daly MBHI.
Price
£1650.00  UK
$2216.78  USA
€1885.62  EU
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Category Antique Clocks Date 1905  Edwardian Antiques Origin Black Forest Item code rc003a261 Status For Sale

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Whaley Bridge,
Derbyshire
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