Title - Richard Simmonds, repairer, conserver and maker of clocks Badge of the british watch and clockmaking guild
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  The Skeleton Clock
 

The case was specifically made by our cabinet maker in English Walnut , with glass side panels and an opening door, as this is considerably easier to use.

This type of clock is known as a Skeleton clock, and was made popular in France during Victorian times. They are often seen under large glass domes.

The case was specifically made by our cabinet maker in English Walnut , with glass side panels and an opening door, as this is considerably easier to use. It is of eight days duration, and has a passing strike, i.e., it strikes once on every hour. This clock also features a year calendar.


The unusual Skeleton Clock.
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