An Evocative Early 19thC Circular Painted Grandfather Clock Dial by Timothy Mason of Chesterfield sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles knitting sheaths and stay busks

knitting sheaths and stay busks were most likely to be adopted as love tokens though treen items

and to the back ‘by J M Severn Brighton’ survives from the turn of the nineteenth century

A moss green and chocolate brown moulded frame

and to both the hands

bitter lemon (1957)

An Evocative Early 19thC Circular Painted Grandfather Clock Dial by Timothy Mason of Chesterfield sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles knitting sheaths and stay busksOrigin: English Period: Late Eighteenth Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1795 1810 Diameter: 13 inches The early well worn round face with green grey ground having hand painted roman numerals and faded makers name Mason, Chesterfield. Once having been the face of a long case clock, this dial is in as found condition and has not been cleaned or restored in any way, thus retaining its charms as a decorative piece of art. This