Thwaites Clock

silvered signature plaque in the arch inscribed A & J Thwaites Clerkenwell London, lever for strike silent

number:- Thwaites & Reed 5667 The serial number gives the clock a date stamp of circa 1817-1820

The two train movement is engraved on the back plate with the makers name and address in Clerkenwell, a well-established centre of clockmaking in 19th century, London. There is a str...

The two-train movement is engraved on the back plate with the makers name and address in Clerkenwell, a well-established centre of clockmaking in 19th century London. There is a stri...

of the two clocks recorded as being made by Thwaites for Thomas Bray to retail. The serial number

‘This clock, No.49 of a limited edition of 100, made in 1973 by Thwaites and Reed Ltd’.

issued by Thwaites and Reed stating that the clock was originally sited in the Haymarket branch of Lloyds

clock Thwaites and Reed, London, circa 1820 A Regency giant gilt-brass-mounted mahogany quarter

was maintained by a team of eight for over 30 years from Thwaites & Reed. The clock movement has

With silvered dial and five pillar-two train movement, deadbeat escapement, and silent strike lever; the highly figured case with engage volutes ending in foliate carved terminals an...

A mahogany and brass inlaid bracket clock by Thwaites and Reed. This fine clock dates from the

clock due to its finish front, back and sides It has an 8 day movement of very high quality and t is

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