Lot 362 , Keeling, Kings Cross. An early Victorian mahogany bracket clock 18.5in.

Keeling, Kings Cross. An early Victorian mahogany bracket clock with painted dial signed Keeling, Lansdowne Terrace, Kings Cross, twin fusee movement, 18.5in.
Estimate £400-600

George Keeling, recorded at this address 1845-1853.

Case good mid brown mahogany colour and even tone. Small cracks running in veneer to front of the case mostly on right side but one on left at 9 o'clock. Brass bezel slightly saggy and does not lock shut, but there is a key that works the back door. Back door with signs of repairs throughout. No key present. Dial looks original but has a paint flaking and patches of retouching, notably at 4 and 8. Movement complete and going, bell possibly later, nut attaching the bell is later. Comes with pendulum and associated winding key.


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Sold for £480