Old clocks and watches & their makers, being an historical and descriptive account of the different styles of clocks and watches of the past, in England and abroad, to which is added a list of ten thousand makers (1904)
Britten, F. J. (Frederick James), 1843-1913 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 490
; No. 13,Thos. Vernon, Ludlow, 1740; No. 14, Wm. Avenall, Alresford,1750; No. 15, Thos. Andrews, Steyning, 1760; No. 16, Wm. Berridge,1770. Nos. 17 and 18 are typical single hands from early eighteenthcentury long-case clocks. No. 19, S. Hoole, 1770 ; No. 20, Wm. Tlic Pvo^rc^don of English Domestic… … Fig. 617. — Enamel centre, 1778 : see p. 471. KipHng, 1710; No. 27, Joseph Emery, 1780 ; No. 28, Robert Newman,1700 ; No. 29, Thos. Appleby, 1800. Cases.—As material for the cases, oak has been used from firstto last, but rarely for high-class work. Walnut cases, both plain andinlaid, were largely…
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