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A substantial and fine, English fusee, striking carriage clock. By Cousens & Whiteside, London.

A substantial and fine, English fusee, striking carriage clock. By Cousens & Whiteside, London. Circa 1845.

A rare and beautiful English carriage clock by exceptional makers/retailers. The double chain fusee, 8 day duration movement with a top-mounted, jewelled, English ratchet-toothed, side lever platform escapement. This having a split, bi-metallic balance wheel, graduated index regulation scale and a large base plate that spans the width and depth of the movement top...

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A very large fusee wall clock by the Welsh maker: Henry Harris of Monythusloyn. Circa 1848.

A very large and magnificent, fusee wall, 'dial clock' by the Welsh maker: Henry Harris of Monythusloyn. Circa 1848.

A rare and small, English skeleton clock of unusual style, by Richard Winter of Chieveley. Circa 186

A rare and small, English skeleton clock of unusual style, by Richard Winter of Chieveley. Circa 1860.

A substantial and fine, English fusee, striking carriage clock. By Cousens & Whiteside, London.

A substantial and fine, English fusee, striking carriage clock. By Cousens & Whiteside, London. Circa 1845.

Early English fusee dial clock with a wooden convex dial and sheraton style bezel. Circa 1820.

Early English fusee dial clock with a wooden convex dial and sheraton style bezel. Circa 1820.

Railway 8" dial, English fusee wall clock. Mahogany case. Circa 1880.

Railway 8" dial, English fusee wall clock. Mahogany case. Circa 1880.

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