Antique EN Welch Mantle Clock with Columns and Ornate Feet (c1800)

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 This eight-day, half-hour strike, cathedral chime, turn back mantle clock has a column on each side, four ornate feet and two additional decorative brass features on the left and right side. The clock is most likely from the late 1800s as EN Welch was taken over by another company in 1903.

One of the previous owners APPLIED a crackling painting technique on the front and top part of the clock, excluding the two columns. The face of the clock is protected by its own wood and glass door which also gives access to keyholes for the two winding keys. The two winding keys are included.

The chime can unhook. I have also provided photographs of the movement of the clock.

There is a sticker on the back that says:

Nicolini.  B

Eight day, half-hour strike, cathedral chime turn back

EN Welch MFC.CO

Forrestville, Conn. U.S. A

  (I am not an expert on this item and I did not try to wind it up in case I do it wrong. Any mistake I made with the description is not intentional.)

Due to the size and weight of this item, the only shipping option is POSTNET at R125.

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