Antique Gothic Revival Gilt Brass Scottish Mantel Clock Circa 1870 By Bruce J. Talbert

Antique Gothic Revival Gilt Brass Scottish Mantel Clock Circa 1870 By Peard & Co

Attributed to Bruce J. Talbert, by "Hart, Son, Peard & Co." (the attributed makers).

Bruce James Talbert (1838-1881) was a Scottish architect, interior designer and author, best known for his work in the Gothic Revival style. Talbert supplied his work to many manufacturers including Hart, Son, Peard & Co. who were artistic metalworkers. 

This imposing gilt brass clock stands 25.5 inches high. The brass case has engraved decoration and is mounted with 8 red ruby glass cabochon finials and is surmounted with a further red glass mounted spiked finial. It is engraved above dial with an armorial crest. Inscribed, "Perseverantia Victor" (Victor through perseverance), a family crest. 

The 6 inch dial is enamelled with patterns inspired by Celtic designs, Roman numerals and pierced and engraved brass hands. The two train clock movement strikes the hours and halves on a gong and is numbered 6261 (64). 

Hart, Son, Peard & Co
The firm exhibited at all the major Exhibitions and were awarded prize medals in-
-London (1851, 1862), 
-Paris (1855, 1867, 1878), 
-Dublin (1855, 1865),
-Philadelphia (1876).

The clock runs well and has its key. A perfect gift or addition to any collection.

INFO:
Dimensions: 25.5 inches / 66cm high,
16.5 inches / 42 cm wide,
7.5 inches / 19cm deep,

Our Ref is 4781c,
In Great Condition,

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