A Liberty & Co Tudric Pewter And Enamel Mantel Clock Designed By David Veasey designed circa 1902, the waisted case of tapering form with a broad domed hood
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A LIBERTY & CO TUDRIC PEWTER AND ENAMEL MANTEL CLOCK DESIGNED BY DAVID VEASEY designed circa 1902, the waisted case of tapering form with a broad domed hood, the shoulders cast in low relief with a band of stylised seed pods above a shaped panel, the circular copper dial with embossed Roman numerals within a punched dot minute track about a mottled blue and green enamelled centre, with spade hands, on a spreading base, the underside stamped TUDRIC and numbered 0371. 23cm high
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