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		<title>De La Rue, Bunhill Row, London</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Here we have a rather interesting timepiece. The case is made of Walnut with a highly figured front panel. The clock has the usual lower convex door held with a lock and key and side door held with a latch, but what's interesting is the fact that this clock was in the offices of De La Rue, a company which is still going strong today and who printed our British bank notes. The label shows it was taken from the Transfer dept for servicing by Thwaites &#038; Reed of Bowling Green lane, EC1. The offices of De La Rue were in Bunhill Row, London. The clock features a fully overhauled single 'fusee' movement with long brass rod pendulum and Bob. Overall the clock has a pleasant warm colour and is ready to grace any interior, classic or contemporary. Sold with a full 24 month guarantee. </p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here we have a rather interesting timepiece. The case is made of Walnut with a highly figured front panel. The clock has the usual lower convex door held with a lock and key and side door held with a latch, but what&#8217;s interesting is the fact that this clock was in the offices of De La Rue, a company which is still going strong today and who printed our British bank notes. The label shows it was taken from the Transfer dept for servicing by Thwaites &#038; Reed of Bowling Green lane, EC1. The offices of De La Rue were in Bunhill Row, London. The clock features a fully overhauled single &#8216;fusee&#8217; movement with long brass rod pendulum and Bob. Overall the clock has a pleasant warm colour and is ready to grace any interior, classic or contemporary. Sold with a full 24 month guarantee. </p>
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