The strapped bell surmounted by a later gilt brass knop, on cup-and-cover finials, tapering Doric columns and ball feet, with right hand door and iron backplate (the latter displaying the holes for the alarm train), the dial with Roman chapter ring engraved with an inner quarter hour track and tall wheatear half-hour marks, the centre with original alarm setting disc framed by a ring of flowers emanating from VI, with an old steel hand, the weight driven movement originally with balance control, but now converted to verge and pendulum. Note, this clock has remained untouched for many generations, and shows the commensurate rust and grime. It is lacking the pendulum rod, pendulum bob, pinion of report, left hand door, weights and rope, and therefore represents an excellent restoration project. 38cms (15ins) high.