HENRY LANE [THE CONVICT CLOCK MAKER FROM BRISTOL]. Antique longcase clock with one piece silvered dial, marked "HENRY LANE BRISTOL", in Sheraton mahogany case with conch shell inlay to the serpentine edged trunk door. Three train weight driven movement chiming the quarters on 4/8 bells, strike/silent subsidiary to the dial arch. Made by Henry Lane in Bristol before he was convicted of forgery and transported as a convict to the penal Colony of New South Wales. A time and strike example is held i

HENRY LANE [THE CONVICT CLOCK MAKER FROM BRISTOL]. Antique longcase clock with one piece silvered dial, marked "HENRY LANE BRISTOL", in Sheraton mahogany case with conch shell inlay to the serpentine edged trunk door. Three train weight driven movement chiming the quarters on 4/8 bells, strike/silent subsidiary to the dial arch. Made by Henry Lane in Bristol before he was convicted of forgery and transported as a convict to the penal Colony of New South Wales. A time and strike example is held i

antique mahogany

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Estimate
A$6,000–10,000
Realised
A$8,000
Closed 7 Dec 2024, 06:00 View at the house ↗
727-729 High Street, Armadale, VIC 3143
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30 July 2026, 03:06
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30 July 2026, 03:06
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