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TEN/B/01/00945 · Unidad documental simple · 1986 Dec
Parte de TENNANT, FRANCES

Main dial: 30-hour dial marked "No. 342", single hand, birdcage movement, skeletonized dial plate; matted centre, interim markings, inside markings on chapter ring, cherubs and crown spandrels. Heavy, country-made case.

TEN/B/01/01516 · Unidad documental simple · 1993 Jun
Parte de TENNANT, FRANCES

Main dial: eight-day breakarch with automata, 1795 or later. One-piece silvered dial, square-ended date aperture, scrolls in corners, decorated breakarch. Good painting in arch background, Adam and Eve rather crude, with arms to move. New serpent made. Interesting clock.

TEN/B/01/00015 · Unidad documental simple · n. d.
Parte de TENNANT, FRANCES

This was a large brass dial with head and foliage spandrels; mechanism had been altered. Moon faces and ship and scene proved to be printed on paper, stuck on with rubber cement then varnished over with brown varnish and highlights on moon faces added. A lot of the original painting was pulled off removing paper, but enough was left to restore this rathe crude moon dial.

TEN/B/01/00028 · Unidad documental simple · 1983 Feb
Parte de TENNANT, FRANCES

Main dial: eight-day, 4-train, arched top. Extremely fine clock, matted centre, square date aperture, name in applied oval below centre, separate seconds ring, inner markings to chapter ring, interim markings between Roman numerals; two subsidiary dials top left and right, tune selector in breakarch, head and foliage spandrels, dolphin in breakarch.

TEN/B/01/00058 · Unidad documental simple · 1978 Nov
Parte de TENNANT, FRANCES

Main dial: eight-day, two-train arched dial with Adam and Eve automata in breakarch, engraved and silvered dial centre, with centre date on chapter ring, seconds on dial centre, Rococo spandrels. Crude painting of Adam and Eve, both arms to move and corkscrew serpent (brass) moves around the tree trunk; motto "O Man Except of No Thing that God Forbids" on breakarch.

TEN/B/01/00279 · Unidad documental simple · 1981 May
Parte de TENNANT, FRANCES

Main dial: eight-day, two-train originally, third train added later. Arched dial with moon, matted and engraved centre, round-ended date aperture, separate solid seconds circle, maps on hemispheres, head and foliage spandrels, name on separate silvered piece in breakarch. This clock has been heavily improved probably in Victorian times when third train and gong were added. Frances Tennant repaired mechanism and cleaned up moon dial, main dial unrestored.