A late George III inlaid mahogany pad-top twin fusee bracket clock.Paul (or Paull) Family,...

A late George III inlaid mahogany pad-top twin fusee bracket clock.
Paul (or Paull) Family, Cleavland St, London
The 8-inch white Roman dial faintly inscribed, the chain-driven five-pillar movement with shouldered plates having engraved border framing central cartouche “Paul / Cleavland Str’t / LONDON”, the pendulum with engraved bob matching the plates, the break-arched case with pad top and leaf-capped brass carry handle over brass bezel with convex glazing, in turn above stringing, the sides with arched brass fish-scale frets, with moulded base and retaining three (of four) brass ball feet, 15.5”, (39.5cm) high excluding handle.
Literature: See Frederick James Britten, ‘Former Clock & Watchmakers and their Work, 9th Edition, where listed
Paul & Company, 1799 - 1838, 15 Cleveland Street, Marylebone.
Paul & Keane 1799 watchmakers and jewellers (directory)
Paull, P., 15 Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square, 1810-1823., George, 15 Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square, 1830-1835.
Philip Paull 1802 - 1829
George Paull 1835 - 1838
Mary Paull 1832