Three 18th century and later longcase clock movements Henry Brownhill & son of Leeds, S. Baker of Birmingham & an early 20th century Continental movement
Lot 512
Three 18th century and later longcase clock movements Henry Brownhill & son of Leeds, S. Baker of Birmingham & an early 20th century Continental movement
Sold for £1,500 (US$ 2,515) inc. premium
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Lot Details
Three 18th century and later longcase clock movements
Henry Brownhill & son of Leeds, S. Baker of Birmingham & an early 20th century Continental movement
The 14" break arch painted dial Henry Brownhill movement with a moonphase in the arch and a carillon of eight bells.
The movements and dials sold as seen, without cases, pendulums, weights or winders. Various sizes
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  1. Christopher Jarrey
    Specialist - Clocks
    Bonhams
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    New House
    Chester, CH3 5TD
    United Kingdom
    Work +44 1244 353 126
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