 Click thumbnail for a larger image. | Creator(s): James Edwards Date: 1760 - Description: Finely figured mahogany veneer George III clock. Bell top case style has convex moulding at the top and concave moulding below with brass finials. Dial is arched painted iron with stike/silent subsidiary dial at the top and a date aperture below with two apertures for winding keys for time and strike. Hands are of blued-steel and feature ornamental spades. Glass door opens with a key and features two spandrels of cast and chased brass at the top. Format: Realia Object: clocks Titles: George III Mahogany Clock Subjects: clocks Institution: Runnymede Committee National Trust of Aust. (Tas) Object number: RDE_2001_822 Disclaimer The content of this record is provided by Runnymede Committee National Trust of Aust. (Tas). For any questions about the content please contact them. |
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