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An Extremely Rare And Unusual Early 19th Century English Helical Gearing Month Going Skeleton Clock Under A Rectangular Glass Dome Signed And Numbered By Charles Mc Dowall’s, Patent, Helix lever, Number 139, St John’s WakefieldAn Extremely Rare And Unusual Early 19th Century English Helical Gearing Month Going Skeleton Clock Under A Rectangular Glass Dome Signed And Numbered By Charles Mc Dowall’s, Patent, Helix lever, Number 139, St John’s Wakefield, the fine quality single chain long fusee month going movement with 4 very substantial stepped shaped pillars with bronze helical gears and dead-beat escapement, the original arc shaped heavy bobbed pendulum suspended from a top cock with beat adjustment via two thumb screws, the blued steel hands, the signed and numbered two piece silvered engraved dial with Black Roman numerals, circa 1850, works well and keeps very accurate time
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  • 19th century English Helical gearing month going Skeleton clock
  • 19th century English Helical gearing month going Skeleton clock
  • 19th century English Helical gearing month going Skeleton clock
  • 19th century English Helical gearing month going Skeleton clock
  • 19th century English Helical gearing month going Skeleton clock
  • 19th century English Helical gearing month going Skeleton clock
  • 19th century English Helical gearing month going Skeleton clock
  • 19th century English Helical gearing month going Skeleton clock
  • 19th century English Helical gearing month going Skeleton clock

An Extremely Rare And Unusual Early 19th Century English Helical Gearing Month Going Skeleton Clock Under A Rectangular Glass Dome Signed And Numbered By Charles Mc Dowall’s, Patent, Helix lever, Number 139, St John’s Wakefield

 

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An Extremely Rare And Unusual Early 19th Century English Helical Gearing Month Going Skeleton Clock Under A Rectangular Glass Dome Signed And Numbered By Charles Mc Dowall’s, Patent, Helix lever, Number 139, St John’s Wakefield, the fine quality single chain long fusee month going movement with 4 very substantial stepped shaped pillars with bronze helical gears and dead-beat escapement, the original arc shaped heavy bobbed pendulum suspended from a top cock with beat adjustment via two thumb screws, the blued steel hands, the signed and numbered two piece silvered engraved dial with Black Roman numerals, circa 1850, works well and keeps very accurate time

 

Product Code: mc841

 

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An Extremely Rare And Unusual Early 19th Century English Helical Gearing Month Going Skeleton Clock Under A Rectangular Glass Dome Signed And Numbered By Charles Mc Dowall’s, Patent, Helix lever, Number 139, St John’s Wakefield, the fine quality single chain long fusee month going movement with 4 very substantial stepped shaped pillars with bronze helical gears and dead-beat escapement, the original arc shaped heavy bobbed pendulum suspended from a top cock with beat adjustment via two thumb screws, the blued steel hands, the signed and numbered two piece silvered engraved dial with Black Roman numerals, circa 1850, works well and keeps very accurate time
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