18th century brass lantern clock

18th century brass lantern clock,  the decorated, engraved pierced fret, repeated to the sides, over the 30 hour clock movement, which strikes on the hour.  The brass dial with Roman numerals and diamond half hour divisions, all standing on four brass ball feet and supported on an oak wall bracket.
Maker’s name, J. Ettry. Horton, engraved to dial.  Ettry was a well known family of clockmakers,  Jacob, Joes & two Johns, father and son, and came from Horton, near Devizes, Wiltshire. The clock was bought in need of repair and now having been professionally restored is in full working order.
English, circa 1720 - 1750.
Height of Bracket 24” (61cm) Width 8” (20cm) Depth 8.5” (22cm).
Lantern Clock Dial Diameter 6” (15cm).

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