A Wonderful c.1740 Continental Provincial Forged Iron Rack-Striking Chamber Clock sub-Antiques and Kenya remains ‘British East

and Kenya remains ‘British East Africa’ on the globe so we can date the piece accurately to a six year period between 1914 and 1920

The art nouveau inspired lucid green glass near pair of jars of tapered and fluted form decorated in gilt relief with peacocks and flowering scrolls having the original screw top covers

We tend to agree

It's feeding off of the idea that Britain was the workshop of the world

this is a wonderfully decorative piece of advertising

A Wonderful c.1740 Continental Provincial Forged Iron Rack-Striking Chamber Clock sub-Antiques and Kenya remains ‘British EastOrigin: Probably French, Possibly Italian Period: Early Mid Eighteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1720 50 Height: 14. 5 inches with armorial or 13 inches without Depth: 6 inches (at extremities) Diameter: 8 inches (at face) The provincial forged iron framed rack striking chamber clock, having a two train weight driven two handed movement with anchor escapement and gravity rack striking gathered via shaped collet to the second wheel and