A mid 19th century patinated bronze striking table clock By James McCabe, Royal Exchange, London, number 1818

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A mid 19th century patinated bronze striking table clock By James McCabe, Royal Exchange, London, number 1818
This is a very rare Bronze Bracket/Table Clock. This Indian style is more commonly found used in McCab`s Carriage clocks.
The case has a Oak carcass with stepped upper section over a well cast cornice and canted front angles on an angled plinth to bun feet,
The signed painted Roman dial with brass moon hands and strike/silent  signed James McCabe, Royal Exchange, London, 1818,
The similarly signed and numbered twin chain fusee movement with anchor escapement the strike train with trip repeat and full hourly strike on the bell.

Price £5,950

SOLD-Twin Fusee Striking Bracket Clock by Jacob Jackson c 1844

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Twin Fusee Striking Bracket Clock by Jacob Jackson c 1844
The high quality movement has an anchor escapement and strikes the hours on a bell. The back plate is engraved and the movement is fitted with a pendulum securing bracket.
The round convex dial is painted with Roman Numerals and the name Jacob Jackson Bristol. There is a strike silent mechanism at the 12 o/clock position.
The golden Mahogany case is inlayed with stringing, has brass sound frets, and carrying handles and is fitted with brass ball feet.

Price £3,250.00  (This Clock is Now Sold)

Member of the British Horological Institute

British Watch and Clockmakers Guild