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Antique Cast Iron Turret Clock Movement Circa 1750

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Antique Cast Iron Turret Clock Movement Circa 1750

Name: Antique Cast Iron Turret Clock Movement Circa 1750
Brand: UKAA
SKU: 5595
Price: 730 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.8 (89 reviews)

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Antique Cast Iron Turret Clock Movement Circa 1750
Original Turret Clock Circa 1750
The overall measurements are 28½" Long x 31" Tall x 26" Wide
The pendulum is approx 5ft long
Included is all of the parts in the pictures
On the dial it say the clock was repaired in 1805 by Morris and Gaithn of Bond St London. It was then repaired again in 1846 by Bennets of Cheapside in London. Finally it was repaired by Connellvs in 1973.
The clock was reclaimed from the Bristol area

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