A Fine c.1800 Painted Grandfather Clock Dial by Thomas Richardson of Weaverham sub-Curios prepared panels and millboards

prepared panels and millboards

The family thought that the Ned would eat Jack

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They worked in Birmingham as sheet metal workers

They appear to have been painted red in the first instance and there are at least three layer of paint of two or three

A Fine c.1800 Painted Grandfather Clock Dial by Thomas Richardson of Weaverham sub-Curios prepared panels and millboardsOrigin: English Period: Late Eighteenth Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1795 1820 Height: 12. 9 inches Width: 12. 9 inches The square dial with circular internal face having hand painted roman numerals and numeric digits, the amber ground corners with floral posies and fruit bunches, with Thomas RichardsonWeaverham to the off white dial. Verso the there are four pins present. Once having been the face of a long case clock, this