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Single-handed miniature wall clock
with alarmwork, a type known as a 'pantry' clock for
use in the servants' quarters (or 'pantry'), with
sliding dust covers to protect the movement (like
a hooded clock but needing no hood), with original
verge escapement, made about 1760 by John Green of
St. Martin's Court, London. Dial pictured after restoration.
SOLD.
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