Viner & Co., London c1830 

A small decorative ebony and ormolu bracket clock, with an engraved, engine turned and gilt dial, signed on the backplate Viner & Co,, 233 Regent St.

The 5-pillar movement, with chain driven fusees, has an anchor escapement and strikes the hours on a bell. A strike silent lever is located on the backplate and the clock has a pull repeat feature.

The ebony veneered case has more than 60 good quality chased and gilded mounts, the tracery panels to the sides and top have a maroon fabric backing. Very decorative clocks such as this example were mainly made for the export market.

Case height 16¾ inches, including finial.

Charles Edward Viner, a well known clockmaker, was born in 1788 and free of the Clockmakers Company in 1813. Viner traded as Viner & Co. from 1824 to 1835 and was located at 233 Regent Street London from 1826 to 1835.

To view the individual pictures of the rotating image, please click on the small images below.   

In this picture, the pendulum has been clamped in position.

Here you can see the name of Viner & Co., 233 Regent S^t.

A side view of the movement.

Note the beautiful engraving on the dial.

Stock No. C993