English Lantern Clock made by “William Martin of Bristol” Listed as a clockmaker from 1689 to 1739. This clock has its original verge escapement and what appears to be its original carved oak wall bracket.
William Martin is recorded as working circa 1689-1739. A fine walnut cased longcase clock that is in the possession of the Library Company of Philadelphia, having once belonged to William Penn who is believed to have purchased the clock prior to his emigration to America in 1699. Ref: k0051.
| Price | £2,900.00 |
| Stock Code | k0051 |
Description
Another clock made by William Martin is in the possession of the Library Company of Philadelphia which was owned by William Penn founder of the province of Pennsylvania and who purchased the clock prior to his emigration to America.
Features
| Date | c.1690 |
| Maker | William Martin (Bristol) |
| Height | 15" (39cm) |
| Condition | Fully restored |
| Guarantee | 1 Year |
See also:
Mahogany cased English round dial wall clock with single train chain fusee movement. 12" painted dial signed Camerer Cuss, 158 Uxbridge Rd, London W 12. Fully restored with one years guarantee. Ref: k4920.
