Description
English reproduction 30 hour lantern clock signed to the dial 'Thos. Moore, Ipswich'. Brass and steel case with silvered chapter ring with black roman hours and blued steel hour hand.
- Single iron weight
- Brass and steel pendulum
- Strikes the hours on a bell
- Height - 15.5"
- Width - 6.5"
- Depth 7.5"
Hagger and Miller recorded that in 1729, Thomas Moore invented a fusee pocket watch that could be wound in either direction. He is also known for many longcase clocks and a number of lantern clocks.
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