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Grohe Bracket Clock

1881
39.0 x 29.0 cm
Bank of England Museum

James Grohé (1803-1881) was a renowned German clockmaker active in London. Known for exquisite carriage clocks & decorative timepieces, his work embodies Victorian elegance and precision craftsmanship. Explore his legacy!

Bank of England Museum (London, United Kingdom)

Explore the Bank of England Museum! Discover UK economic history through gold bars, banknotes & art. Free entry. Interactive exhibits & rare collections reveal centuries of financial evolution.

An 8-day, striking bracket clock. The mahogany case squat ball feet. The sides has pierced fish scale panels with red fabric backing. The silver coloured dial has Roman numerals, two winding holes. The face is engraved with decorative details. There is a switch at the top of the face to set the clock to strike (chime) or silent. This clock was once used in the Bank of England.

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Title: Grohe Bracket Clock
Artist: james grohé
Year: 1881
Original dimensions: 39.0 x 29.0 cm
Format: Portrait
Copyright status: Under copyright
Where to see it: Bank of England Museum
Main color: Espresso
Perceived brightness: bright

Grohe Bracket Clock

james grohé (1803 –)

Bank of England Museum (London, United Kingdom)

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Grohe Bracket Clock

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