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A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 1
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 2
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 3
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 4
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 5
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 6
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 7
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 8
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 9
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 10
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 11
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 12
A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London image 13
Lot 131

A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London

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12 December 2012, 14:00 GMT
London, New Bond Street

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A very rare First Period brass lantern clock attributed to Henry Stevens, London

The bell secured within an iron cross via a pinned lug covered by the brass finial, (the interior of the bell cast twice with the initials GS), over three pierced strapwork frets, the central one of which is enriched by engraved detailing of flowers and a pair of animals and four squat urn finials set on tapering Doric columns to slightly elongated ball feet, and set with a chapter ring of 3/4 of an inch in width and six inches in diameter, the chapter ring engraved with thin Roman numerals with floating star half hour markers between two single lines, set on a dialplate measuring 4 1/2 by 6 1/8th of an inch engraved with twelve flowerheads within scrolling foliage and buds, the centre originally carrying the alarm setting dial, but now vacant, with a blued steel hand, the weight driven movement with baluster-like turned arbors and fettled steel hammer stop, with (later) anchor escapement and countwheel strike on the bell 36cm high (14" high)

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