GRIMALDE & JOHNSON, STRAND, N° 431 

An elegant Regency period table clock in ebonised pearwood with gilt brass stringing and brass feet. 

The 6 inch convex white dial is signed by the maker – ¬Grimalde & Johnson, Strand N° 431 – and retains its original blued steel hands and painted surface. 

The good quality 8-day double fusee movement strikes the hours on a bell. The substantial brass back plate has an engraved outer border and is also signed and numbered by the maker. Unusually, the pendulum bob is engraved with a Tudor Rose in the centre. 

Height: 12 in (30.5 cm) excluding finial 
Width: 7 ¾ in (19.75 cm) 
Depth: 5 ⅝ in (14.25 cm) 

* Grimalde and Johnson are recorded as makers of great repute working in London in the first quarter of the 19th century. Their work was always of the highest quality. 

London Circa 1820
HW5122