Late Victorian oak cased bracket clock with triple fusee movement

This late Victorian bracket clock is constructed from oak and features an elaborate case design. The clock sits on a breakfront base with bracket feet and is accompanied by a later made single-door pedestal.

The case is heavily decorated with relief carvings, including a mask and foliate scrolls on the top, lions' masks, and herm columns. The sides are further embellished with carved and pierced mask and scroll fret panels. The clock features a brass arched dial equipped with a silvered chapter ring displaying Roman hour numerals and a matt center. The dial is framed by cast and pierced gilt scroll spandrels and includes three subsidiary dials for chime/silent, slow/fast, and chime selection functions.

The clock is powered by an eight-day triple fusee movement designed to chime the quarters on four gongs and eight bells, while striking the hours on a large gong. It is supplied with a pendulum and keys. The clock measures approximately 67cm high by 29.5cm wide and 42cm deep, with the pedestal measuring 106cm high.