Geneva, Switzerland, late 19th century, for distributor T. Cox Savory & Co., London, the serial #33214 is inscribed on the interior manuscript card and stamped on the key-wound mechanism's brass frame, the cabinet with lightwood marquetry lid over a mahogany interior, painted faux wood grain exterior, the right panel is hinged so the key can access the movement.

5 x 20.25 x 6.75 in.

From the Estate of the late Dr. Alison Mary Turner, Wake Forest, NC. Much of the collection was inherited from Dr. Turner's parents, Royal Navy Captain and Mrs. John Schomberg Hammill and great-grandparents, Admiral Sir Montague Edward Browning and Lady Ruth Boldero Browning. As members of the Peers of the Realm of Great Britain, Dr. Turner's family history is well documented, and additional information on the family is available.

Includes winding key; all teeth of the comb are present; in working order; light oxidation to metallic elements; moderate foxing to the tune card; minor scuffs and dings from normal use; lid's lock without key.

$600 - 900