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Turret Clock, Bell and Copper Clock Face

showing the clock face, turret clock and bell with striker

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this is the building showing the clock face in the building

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the clock is sat on a table for the purposes of the photo and is not part of the clock

Turret Clock, Bell and Copper Clock Face

SOLD
SIMILAR WANTED

We pay from £850

Ref: 5999

Turret Clock, Bell and Copper Clock Face
This is being sold as one lot
This was working until recently, the building that it came from is shown below
This was purchased privately from a Lodge in West Sussex
The copper clock face is 30" diameter. The movement was made by Percy Webster of London
The Bell is 17½" diameter x 15" tall and was made by Gillet and Johnston in Croydon 1894
The overall measurements of the turret frame alone are 17¾" wide x 12½" tall x 9⅝" deep
Included is all of the parts in the pictures
This is 99% complete, we believe there is a couple of small cogs missing where the drive attaches behind the clock face

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