Cabinet
The break-arch case was first introduced about 1710 and reflects the influence of Georgian architectural design. The dials allowed the introduction of moon-phase detail as illustrated and automata features. The ''Chatsworth'' is typical of the work of the London maker William Webster. The walnut cabinet is decorated with book-matched burr veneers and inlaid with satinwood banding. The case features reeded quarter columns to the trunk and fluted ``Corninthian'' pillars to the hood. Bevelled glasses.

Dimensions
Height - 80ins (2030mm) | Width - 18ins (460mm) | Depth - 12ins (305mm)

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