A 'Concorde' brass electric mantel clock, made by Frederick Whitlock, retailed by E. Dent, London, 1970's.
A 'Concorde' brass electric mantel clock, made by Frederick Whitlock, retailed by E. Dent, London, 1970's.
No. 029. Open frame of polished brass, chapter ring with enamelled hour buttons. On a stepped mahogany plinth. Signed and numbered on a brass plaque. Width 36, depth 28, height 73 cm.
Movement not tested. Not thoroughly examined. Parts (glass hood, electrical cord) missing.
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