Mantel clock - Rivers & Son Cornhill London - Antique - Mahogany - 1780-1820

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English mantel clock by Rivers & Son, Cornhill London, dating ca. 1780–1810, in a mahogany lancet case with brass details and a fusee movement with two chains, striking on the half hour, height 43 cm, width 27 cm, depth 17.5 cm, weight about 8 kg, with winding key, in good used condition.

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English mantel clock – Rivers & Son, Cornhill London – approx. 1800 – Mahogany, 2x chain/fusee – Original!


Very beautiful English mantel clock – Rivers & Son, Cornhill London – approx. 1800 – 2x chain/fusee
English mantel clock / table clock from the renowned London clockmaker Rivers & Son, Cornhill London, made around 1800.
Classic English case in pointed-arch “Lancet” form made of finely figured mahogany with a beautiful, rich patina.
On the sides Gothic brass grills with red fabric background – typical of high-quality English mantel clocks of this period.

Front glass door with brass frame and enamel dial with Roman numerals and fine, original hands.
The movement is a high-quality English brass movement with 2x chain/fusee – finely hand-engraved movement plate with the signature:
“Rivers & Son, Cornhill LONDON”


Technical data
Manufacturer: Rivers & Son, Cornhill London

Production period: approx. 1780–1810

Dimensions: Height 43 cm – Width 27 cm – Depth 17.5 cm

Weight: approx. 8 kg

Movement: Original English brass movement, 2x chain/fusee (Fusee)
Winding: 2 windings (time & striking)
Moon clock with gong strike
Signed movement “Rivers & Son, Cornhill London”
Dial: Enamel, Roman numerals, original hands
Glass: Original, with a fine hairline crack of about 0.5 cm (barely visible)
Original English winding key included
Running: present – movement runs, but should be cleaned and adjusted for regular use (age-related)


Condition
Very nice, original overall condition
Mahogany case with a beautiful surface and deep gloss
Brass parts cleaned, little oxidation
Interior complete and original
Glass with small, unobtrusive hairline crack (~0.5 cm)
Minimal age-related signs of wear, very well preserved for its age


Special features
Original English quality movement with chain and fusee
Very decorative, lancet-shaped case
Side brass grills with red fabric insert
Original pendulum and key
Engraved movement plate with maker’s name
Massive brass feet, original


Comparable models
An almost identical Rivers & Son model from London was offered by Sotheby’s, London, at 43.5 cm height – nearly identical construction and mechanism (Fusee movement).
Rivers & Son is regarded as one of the well-known English clockmakers of the late 18th century, based in Cornhill, London.

Note
The clock runs and strikes, but should be serviced or cleaned before regular operation.
Original English winding key included.
Dimensions: 43 × 27 × 17.5 cm
Weight: approx. 8 kg

Seller's Story

We sell art exclusively from our collection and inventory (collectors, estates, etc.). Over 5,000 clients value our expertise, which we have prepared in detail for this artwork to give you a solid basis for your bid in our auction. You are also welcome to view the object on-site in person after registering. We look forward to meeting you in person. Since 2009 we have sold nearly 16,000 works of art and we guarantee you outstanding service in handling your art purchase!
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English mantel clock – Rivers & Son, Cornhill London – approx. 1800 – Mahogany, 2x chain/fusee – Original!


Very beautiful English mantel clock – Rivers & Son, Cornhill London – approx. 1800 – 2x chain/fusee
English mantel clock / table clock from the renowned London clockmaker Rivers & Son, Cornhill London, made around 1800.
Classic English case in pointed-arch “Lancet” form made of finely figured mahogany with a beautiful, rich patina.
On the sides Gothic brass grills with red fabric background – typical of high-quality English mantel clocks of this period.

Front glass door with brass frame and enamel dial with Roman numerals and fine, original hands.
The movement is a high-quality English brass movement with 2x chain/fusee – finely hand-engraved movement plate with the signature:
“Rivers & Son, Cornhill LONDON”


Technical data
Manufacturer: Rivers & Son, Cornhill London

Production period: approx. 1780–1810

Dimensions: Height 43 cm – Width 27 cm – Depth 17.5 cm

Weight: approx. 8 kg

Movement: Original English brass movement, 2x chain/fusee (Fusee)
Winding: 2 windings (time & striking)
Moon clock with gong strike
Signed movement “Rivers & Son, Cornhill London”
Dial: Enamel, Roman numerals, original hands
Glass: Original, with a fine hairline crack of about 0.5 cm (barely visible)
Original English winding key included
Running: present – movement runs, but should be cleaned and adjusted for regular use (age-related)


Condition
Very nice, original overall condition
Mahogany case with a beautiful surface and deep gloss
Brass parts cleaned, little oxidation
Interior complete and original
Glass with small, unobtrusive hairline crack (~0.5 cm)
Minimal age-related signs of wear, very well preserved for its age


Special features
Original English quality movement with chain and fusee
Very decorative, lancet-shaped case
Side brass grills with red fabric insert
Original pendulum and key
Engraved movement plate with maker’s name
Massive brass feet, original


Comparable models
An almost identical Rivers & Son model from London was offered by Sotheby’s, London, at 43.5 cm height – nearly identical construction and mechanism (Fusee movement).
Rivers & Son is regarded as one of the well-known English clockmakers of the late 18th century, based in Cornhill, London.

Note
The clock runs and strikes, but should be serviced or cleaned before regular operation.
Original English winding key included.
Dimensions: 43 × 27 × 17.5 cm
Weight: approx. 8 kg

Seller's Story

We sell art exclusively from our collection and inventory (collectors, estates, etc.). Over 5,000 clients value our expertise, which we have prepared in detail for this artwork to give you a solid basis for your bid in our auction. You are also welcome to view the object on-site in person after registering. We look forward to meeting you in person. Since 2009 we have sold nearly 16,000 works of art and we guarantee you outstanding service in handling your art purchase!
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Details

Specific region of origin
London
Wood type
Mahogany
Manufacturer/brand
Rivers & Son Cornhill London
Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Model
Bracket
Material
Brass, Wood
Clock mechanism
Mechanical
Power reserve
8 day movement
Striking
half hour, one bell
Maker/designer
Rivers & Son Cornhill
Style
Antique
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
45 cm
Width
27 cm
Depth
17.5 cm
Estimated period
1780-1820
Weight
8 kg
Winding key
Yes
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Objects sold
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