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Lot Number : 1149

  • Thomas Moss of London – late 18th century 8-day fusee wall clock c1790, 12” silvered brass dial within a cast brass bezel, short Roman numerals and minute track with matching pierced steel hands, four pillar timepiece movement with a recoil anchor escapement and wire driven fusee, case with lower and side pendulum regulation doors. With pendulum and key. Thomas Moss worked on Ludgate Street from 1775 and was a member of the clockmakers company 1786-d.1827.
  • Thomas Moss of London – late 18th century 8-day fusee wall clock c1790, 12” silvered brass dial within a cast brass bezel, short Roman numerals and minute track with matching pierced steel hands, four pillar timepiece movement with a recoil anchor escapement and wire driven fusee, case with lower and side pendulum regulation doors. With pendulum and key. Thomas Moss worked on Ludgate Street from 1775 and was a member of the clockmakers company 1786-d.1827.
  • Thomas Moss of London – late 18th century 8-day fusee wall clock c1790, 12” silvered brass dial within a cast brass bezel, short Roman numerals and minute track with matching pierced steel hands, four pillar timepiece movement with a recoil anchor escapement and wire driven fusee, case with lower and side pendulum regulation doors. With pendulum and key. Thomas Moss worked on Ludgate Street from 1775 and was a member of the clockmakers company 1786-d.1827.
  • Thomas Moss of London – late 18th century 8-day fusee wall clock c1790, 12” silvered brass dial within a cast brass bezel, short Roman numerals and minute track with matching pierced steel hands, four pillar timepiece movement with a recoil anchor escapement and wire driven fusee, case with lower and side pendulum regulation doors. With pendulum and key. Thomas Moss worked on Ludgate Street from 1775 and was a member of the clockmakers company 1786-d.1827.
  • Thomas Moss of London – late 18th century 8-day fusee wall clock c1790, 12” silvered brass dial within a cast brass bezel, short Roman numerals and minute track with matching pierced steel hands, four pillar timepiece movement with a recoil anchor escapement and wire driven fusee, case with lower and side pendulum regulation doors. With pendulum and key. Thomas Moss worked on Ludgate Street from 1775 and was a member of the clockmakers company 1786-d.1827.
  • Thomas Moss of London – late 18th century 8-day fusee wall clock c1790, 12” silvered brass dial within a cast brass bezel, short Roman numerals and minute track with matching pierced steel hands, four pillar timepiece movement with a recoil anchor escapement and wire driven fusee, case with lower and side pendulum regulation doors. With pendulum and key. Thomas Moss worked on Ludgate Street from 1775 and was a member of the clockmakers company 1786-d.1827.

Description: Thomas Moss of London – late 18th century 8-day fusee wall clock c1790, 12” silvered brass dial within a cast brass bezel, short Roman numerals and minute track with matching pierced steel hands, four pillar timepiece movement with a recoil anchor escapement and wire driven fusee, case with lower and side pendulum regulation doors. With pendulum and key.
Thomas Moss worked on Ludgate Street from 1775 and was a member of the clockmakers company 1786-d.1827.

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