A George III mahogany bracket clock, the double fusée eight-day movement striking on the full & half hour, the back plate signed in script Robert Wood - London, the white painted dial with Roman numerals and signed Rob. Wood, London. Set within a figured mahogany & satinwood strung case with an arched pediment, flanked by reeded columns with brass capitals and sided by later brass carrying handles, and 'fish scale' pierced brass frets fronting distressed red silk baffles, the back fitted with single door having an old mirrored plate, door frame stamped W. W. twice. Raised overall upon a molded plinth base atop brass pad feet, missing carrying handle on top, repair to top and minor distress to front, minor conservation to interior of case. Key intact together with old bill of sale, in working condition at time of cataloguing. English, circa 1800. Measuring 17.25" high x 13.5" wide x 7.5". Note: Robert Wood is recorded as a clockmaker of good repute, working in London from 1789-1811.