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Unique three-quarter-sized lantern clock with re-instated balance wheel escapement, made in the 1660s by John Lyon of Warrington, the first clockmaker to work in Lancashire and the oldest known clock of Lancashire origin, pictured before restoration. SOLD
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Our valuation/identification/appraisal services cost from £100 (currently $150 US)