JOHN ELLICOTT (1706-1772), A GEORGE III MUSICAL TABLE CLOCK JOHN ELLICOTT (1706-…

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JOHN ELLICOTT (1706-1772), A GEORGE III MUSICAL TABLE CLOCK

JOHN ELLICOTT (1706-1772), A GEORGE III MUSICAL TABLE CLOCK Mahogany case with chiseled bronze mounts. Metal dial, mechanism with 12 bells and melody system with cilinder and silencer. Eight days autonomy. England, 3rd quarter of the 18th century. Mechanism requiring maintenance (due to mechanism condition it was not possible to check if the music plays every 3 or 4 hours, or even with other time gap). Losses and defects. Dim.: 68x42.5x27 cm.

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JOHN ELLICOTT (1706-1772), A GEORGE III MUSICAL TABLE CLOCK

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