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The history I know on this...it came from an antique store owned by my stepmother‘s first husband‘s parents… Yes I understand a lot of steps. The antique store was in Alabama and this was a wedding gift from them to my stepmom and her first husband. Supposedly from late 1700s; however, I find that hard to document.
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It looks like an 1800s English grandfather clock. There are some clock experts here so I'll let them chime in.
Thank you for sharing and helping me to learn more!
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It's old, but perhaps not that old. You should do a search on the Maker's name and location: "JD Caris Gateshead".
After a brief search it looks like this person made (or assembled) clocks, watches and barometers. Circa would be around 1870-ish.
It's a Beauty. Thanks for sharing with us.