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	An English longcase clock, made in the first years of XIX Century. It's the typical "grandfather clock", with 8-day weight driven movement and one-second pendulum. The clock strikes the hours on a large bell, has datework, subsidiary seconds' dial and lunar phase indication. The dial is hand-painted and still in excellent conditions. Both case and movement are sympathetically restored. Larger images can be seen clicking on thumbnails.
	A close-up of the dial. The name of the maker is clearly visible. The door glass is much probably original, since it shows many tiny imperfections, not present in today's glass.

The date-work window and the font used to write the maker's name.

Close-up of the lunar phase disc. Two different paintings represent two lunar phases.

A seascape is always present!

The front door opened to show iron weights, polished and lacquered brass pendulum and pulleys. The strings are natural gut.

This clock has been sold. In the next pages you can see other pictures of the movement.

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