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Clockmaker/By : John Helliwell of Blackburn
Duration : 8 Day
Circa : 1790
Height : 87.5"
Case :
Oak & mahogany - the oak is of a honey colour and is lighter than is depicted
in the photographs. Swan neck pediments with original central finial and patetae.
Brass capped pillars to hood and reeded pillars to trunk. Completely original
in all aspects and in remarkable condition. Typical Lancashire case of this period.
Maker :
There was a William Halliwell working in Blackburn in 1795 who may have been the
maker of the same name working in Chorley from 1760-1795
Dial :
Wilson 14" square in faultless condition featuring carnations and
wild roses in the spandrels and two mythical birds of paradise at
3.00 and 9.00 o'clock.
Matching diamond shaped hands,original except for second hand which is a matching
replacement.
Roman numerals
Date aperture
Price : £ 3,500
Guarantee : 12 month |