A Regency period lancet cased mahogany bracket clock with unusual visible dead beat escapement dated 1817

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An early 19th century lancet design mahogany case with box wood inlays. The eight day movement signed and dated 1817 by John Lacey, London and has the unusual feature of a viable dead beat escapement.

Dimensions:

Height 45 cm / 17 "

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