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mid eighteenth century Turkish Market lantern clock by Matthew Jackson of London, original verge escapement.
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Early eighteenth century lantern clock by Amant of Paris converted later to English double fusee spring drive, after restoration
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Lantern clock of the late 1690s by Daniel Moore of London, converted later to double fusee spring movement, after restoration.
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Arched dial lantern clock by Francis Wells of London, 1760s, after cleaning.
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French style bracket clock in walnut, late 19th century, German movement by Lenzkirk

Traditional hour-striking lantern clock with verge pendulum made about 1710 signed 'Markwick Markham London' the partnership of James Markwick (b.1662- d.1730) and his son-in-law, Robert Markham (b.c.1680-d.1741). This is a Turkish market clock, which is exceptionally unusual in this traditional shape. Original alarmwork inside backplate.
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