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Regency table regulator, attributed to John Moxon or Sir William Congreve, c
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Regency table regulator, attributed to John Moxon or Sir William Congreve, c
1762464 Regency table regulator, attributed to John Moxon or Sir William Congreve, c.1820 (gilt-brass, mahogany, bronze & black marble) by English School, (19th century); height: 47 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The four gilt-metal columns on ball feet with ball-and-spire finials flanking a pedimented frame, the single chain fuse movement with finely cut wheels each with six crossings, Harrisons maintaining power); Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23308024
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Clock Clockwork Dials Regency Time Timepiece William Congreve
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This print showcases a stunning Regency table regulator, attributed to either John Moxon or Sir William Congreve, dating back to around 1820. The exquisite craftsmanship of this timepiece is evident in its materials - gilt-brass, mahogany, bronze, and black marble - which create a harmonious blend of elegance and sophistication. Standing at a height of 47 cm, the table regulator boasts four gilt-metal columns on ball feet adorned with ball-and-spire finials. These decorative elements frame a pedimented structure that adds an extra touch of grandeur to the overall design. The intricate movement of this clockwork masterpiece features a single chain fuse mechanism with finely cut wheels boasting six crossings each. Additionally, it incorporates Harrisons maintaining power technology for enhanced precision and accuracy. The photograph captures the essence of this remarkable piece by highlighting its dials gleaming with gold accents. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to exude opulence and refinement. Displayed against a backdrop reminiscent of English regency aesthetics, this print transports viewers into an era where timekeeping was not only functional but also an art form. It serves as a testament to the ingenuity and skill possessed by both John Moxon and Sir William Congreve during their respective careers as horologists. This image is part of a private collection and is made available through eChristies Images courtesy of Bridgeman Images.
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