England, after Strutt & Wigston, skeleton clock with epicyclic gearing, 8 day timepiece movement with fusee, well executed five spoke gearing, and nicely finished pierced brass plates, the epicyclic gearing visible between the front plate and the Roman numeral painted dial, blued steel spade hands, the movement mounted to an oval brass plate, the plate with plaque engraved "Wm. Strutt Esqr. Invt", the plate supported on four tapered columns, all on an oval, black slate base with half round turned feet