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Pictured: Dreweatts' Eloïse Kerr-Smiley inspects some of the clocks up for auction in the upcoming fine clocks sale at Dreweatts.
An "impressively sized" 242-year-old clock made during the reign of King George III has emerged for sale for £15,000.
The mahogany antique features a large circular timepiece below a panel for choosing one of 12 different tunes for the clocks chime.
The table clock, made by Eardley Norton, has a white enamel dial engraved with Roman numerals.
He was so skilled that he received royal patronage and even made a clock for the King himself.
Mr Norton sold his wares from a shop in London between 1760 and 1792, when he died.
Pic: MaxWillcock/BNPS
Pictured: Dreweatts' Eloïse Kerr-Smiley inspects some of the clocks up for auction in the upcoming fine clocks sale at Dreweatts.
An "impressively sized" 242-year-old clock made during the reign of King George III has emerged for sale for £15,000.
The mahogany antique features a large circular timepiece below a panel for choosing one of 12 different tunes for the clocks chime.
The table clock, made by Eardley Norton, has a white enamel dial engraved with Roman numerals.
He was so skilled that he received royal patronage and even made a clock for the King himself.
Mr Norton sold his wares from a shop in London between 1760 and 1792, when he died.
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