circa 1814-1840, white painted metal dial with Roman numerals, marked "T. Gammage/Successor to Mr. Robson/London" (almost certainly Thomas Gammage), bronze bracket feet and handle, twin fusee five-pillar movement, works engraved "T. Gammage/London 17 x 11-5/8 x 7 in.; with original brass inlaid wall bracket, 7-1/2 x 11-5/8 x 6-5/8 in.
Provenance: Irene Hartwick, Ontario, Canada, 2004 (consignor notes); Private North Carolina Collection
Note: According to consignor notes, during servicing it was discovered that the works of this clock are engraved with log entries by previous repairmen, the earliest being dated 1821.
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Irene Hartwick, Ontario, Canada, 2004 (consignor notes); Private North Carolina Collection
not tested for functionality, wear commensurate with age and use, scattered cracks and age splits to wood, some protruding brass inlay, dial with retouch, restoration to floor board, glass front door loose, scattered pest damageļ¼ bracket with looseness to support, some adhesive residue
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