1730s 30-hour Birdcage Movement by Sadler Berkhams

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An early 30-hour single-handed bird-cage clock movement, mounted on a wall bracket.

The 8-inch brass dial is of classic styling for the period it has a silvered Roman chapter ring with inner quarter-hour track, a matted centre and the corners with well cast spandrels.

The 30-hour chain wound movement strikes the hours on a bell.

Original steel hand.

The Alum Bay Clock museum has a hooded clock by Thomas Sadler of Berkhamsted. He was accomplished enough as a clockmaker to make a musical 30-hour longcase clock, detailed in Darken & Hooper's <i>English 30-hour Clocks</i>.
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DateMid 18th Century Codeas392a234 / 1500 Price SOLD £1950.00 StatusSold SellerCarlton Clocks Telephone01935 713333Non UK callers :+44 1935 713333 Emailinfo@ukclocks.com

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