A 19^th century mahogany arch-top repeater bracket or mantel clock, J. Tilbury of Guernsey, the case inlaid with brass foliate embellishments and raised on four brass ball feet, the painted dial with black Roman numerals, the eight-day movement striking on a bell, 39cm high (not running).

Condition Report

Strike train does not wind. Clock winds but does not run for more than a few seconds. Repeater not functioning. Case fair with some minor cosmetic marks and blemishes and general signs of age and use. No key for back or front doors. dial fair with overall cracklure and some wear around the winding holes.

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