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Step into the grandeur of the Victorian era with this magnificent slate mantel clock, an exquisite timepiece that has stood the test of time. A relic from an age of fine craftsmanship and meticulous design, this clock whispers stories from a bygone era when precision and beauty were paramount.
Crafted with rich black slate, this clock exudes elegance, complemented by an ornate roman dial that proudly displays the hours. Its movement bears the serial number 66072, a testament to its authenticity and history, alongside markings indicating its French and English origins - suggesting it was crafted during a period when horological excellence bridged both nations.
Above the XII, the dial features the S F marking, an original regulator mechanism that allowed owners to fine-tune the clocks speed - a detail found in only the finest mechanical timepieces.
Despite its age, this Victorian slate clock still runs, marking time with the same precision it once did in candlelit drawing rooms and stately homes more than a century ago. Even more remarkable, it retains its original winding key - a rare inclusion that enhances its historical significance. Due to the passage of time, the key has experienced light wear, but it still functions as intended.
For those seeking to preserve this treasure for generations to come, a professional servicing would be an excellent investment, ensuring its movement remains in top condition for years of continued enjoyment.
Serial Number: 66072
Dimensions: 33cm (L) x 14cm (W) x 28.5cm (H)
This clock is more than just an antique - it is a portal to the past, a piece of history that once measured the hours for those who lived long before us. Whether youre a collector of fine timepieces, an enthusiast of Victorian craftsmanship, or someone who treasures objects with soul and story, this Victorian slate mantel clock deserves to find a new home where its legacy can continue.
Dont just buy a clock - acquire a piece of history.