An early Victorian rosewood cased four glass library mantel clock, the brass twin fusee movement with platform escapement, striking hours on a gong with pull repeat mechanism, the backplate signed 'Barraud & Lund, Cornhill London' and numbered '1747', the engine turned matt dial with similarly signed gilt chapter ring and black Roman hour numerals, the rectangular case with brass hinged carrying handle above bevelled glass panels, on an ogee moulded cushion and plinth base with brass bun feet, height including handle 27.5cm, with winding key and case key. Note: Barraud & Lund was founded by the renowned chronometer maker Paul Philip Barraud at Cornhill, London in about 1795. It became Barraud & Lund when John Richard Lund became a partner in 1838. The business closed in 1929.