TY  - BOOK
AU  - Bruce,Bill
AU  - Bruce,Fergus
TI  - Early English lantern clocks, 1615-1700
PY  - 2004///]
CY  - Lewes, East Sussex
PB  - [Bill Bruce]
KW  - Lantern clocks
KW  - Catalogs
KW  - England
KW  - History
KW  - 18th century
KW  - fast
KW  - United Kingdom
KW  - Lantern
KW  - Catalog
KW  - Hooper, John
KW  - Wall clock
KW  - lcgft
N1  - Includes bibliographical references (page 57); Thomas Harvie fecit, c. 1615 -- First period lantern clock, Bowyer workshop c. 1630 -- William Bowyer, London fecit, c. 1630 -- Claudius Malbrank, c. 1632 -- First period lantern clock c. 1633. Possibly John Cattle -- William Bowyer in Leaden Hall Street at London fecit, c. 1640 -- George Newtn Mee Feset, c. 1645 -- Attributed to Thomas Browne of Bristol, c. 1650 -- John Sellwood neare the French church, c. 1650 -- Thomas Loomes at the Mermayd in Lothbury, c. 1653 -- Henry Ireland at the dyall in Lothbury, c. 1655 -- Henricus Smith in the long walke neare Christ Church London, c. 1658 -- A second period lantern clock c. 1658 -- Samuel Betts Lodini fecit, c. 1663 -- Martin Snow at Wells, 1664 -- Unsigned West Country clock c. 1670 -- Richard Ames neare St. Andrew's Church in Holborne Londini fecit, c. 1670 -- John Miller, London, c. 1680 -- Henry Ask, Londini fecit, c. 1685 -- Samuel Cocks, Worcester, c. 1690 -- A West Country clock initialled T.V., dated 1692 -- Richard Savage de Wenlock Magna fecit 1696 -- Ed. Hemins, Bisiter, c. 1720
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