A good early 19th century mahogany and brass inlay striking table clock Dwerrihouse and Carter, Barclay Square The case with a sloped top above a moulded top with brass inlay to the architectural front, the sides with further brass inlay to the corners, brass carrying handles, and fish scale frets, the front door with brass inlay around the glazed front, terminating in a moulded base with further brass inlay and sitting on four ball feet. The 6 inch silvered brass dial with black Roman numerals signed in the centre Dwerrihouse and Carter, Barclay Square with blued steel hands, above two subsidiaries-one for strike/silent, the other for pendulum regulation. The double fusee movement now running on steel lines with finely made pendulum regulation, a simple engraved back plate, striking the hours on a polished bell mounted above, currently ticking and striking. 36cms (14.5ins) high. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing