Description
Fine Late-Victorian English 8-Day Fusee Skeleton Clock (Circa 1880)
An exceptional example of late 19th-century British horological craftsmanship. This English fusee skeleton clock features finely cut-out brass plates that beautifully expose the intricate wheelwork and mechanism beneath. Driven by a high-quality 8-day single-chain fusee movement, it represents the peak of Victorian mechanical engineering. A striking centerpiece for any mantelpiece, desk, or clock collection.
Key Specifications
• Period: Late Victorian, circa 1880.
• Origin: England / British horology.
• Movement: 8-day single-chain fusee timepiece movement.
• Escapement: Anchor recoil escapement.
• Dial: Fretted, silvered skeletonised chapter ring Roman numerals replaced
• Hands: – steel hands Replaced
• Housing: Complete with its glass dome.
• Base: Mounted securely on a mahogany plinth base.
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Dimensions (Under Dome)
• Height: 50 cm
• Width: 30 cm
• Depth: 16 cm
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Condition & Working Order
• The Movement: In working order, keeping reliable time. The fusee chain and spring tension are sound.
• Cosmetics: The brass plates possess a beautiful, authentic patina. The silvered dial remains crisp and easily legible.
• The Glass & Base: The protective glass dome
Please study the high-resolution photographs carefully to satisfy yourself regarding the clock’s exceptional condition.
Delivery & Collection
• Available for secure courier delivery worldwide or local collection from Gloucester.
• The clock will be meticulously packed, ensuring the pendulum, weights, and dome are separated and protected safely for transit.
