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• Lot n° 156 A 19th century replica of A 17th century quarter striking turntable table clock with skeletonised chapter ring Signed Robert Seignior, London A 19th century replica of A 17th century quarter striking turntable table clock with skeletonised chapter ring Signed Robert Seignior, London The architectural case surmounted by a shallow caddy top with hidden compartment for the winding key framed by geometric moulded designs to a moulded top, the front with a cast silver swag of fruit and flowers, the sides supported by twisted Corinthian topped columns with glazed observation windows to each side and terminating in a moulded base raised on a turntable base and sitting on four bun feet. The 9.5 inch square dial with skeletonised silvered chapter ring with black Roman numerals with Arabic five minute markers and circular half hour marks engraved on the hour ring, the matted centre with three winding squares and calendar aperture with pin hole adjustment with blued steel hands framed by four cast silver winged cherub head spandrels signed beneath the VI Robert Seignior, London, the triple gut fusee movement now with steel lines united by eight knopped and latched pillars with verge escapement, the clock striking the quarters on a nest of four bells and hammers and the hours on a large bell mounted above both via engraved and numbered count wheels mounted to the backplate which carries further engraved decoration with a central Tudor rose and foliate engraving to the corners and sides, the decorated steel work including shaped external solid clicks and springs mounted to the backplate, currently ticking and striking and sold together with one case key. 51cms (20ins) high.