Funeral Sermon For Rev. Thomas Rosewell by Matthew Mead, 1692. New Arrivals The stand would have originally

The stand would have originally had a turning mechanism for heightening and lowering which is no longer present

The timepiece is in full working order

25 carats each and the smallest two diamonds (at the bottom of the piece) measure at 0

wonderful patina to the copper and original mirror plate and back

The lid of the box depicts Palais Du Trocadero

Funeral Sermon For Rev. Thomas Rosewell by Matthew Mead, 1692. New Arrivals The stand would have originally'A Funeral Sermon Preached Upon The Sad Occasion of the Death of that Emiment and Faithful Servant of Christ, Mr Thomas Rosewell, Who Departed This Life February the 14th. 1692', by Matthew Mead. Printed for John Lawrence, London, 1692. Reverend Thomas Rosewell (3 May 1630 14 February 1692) was a Nonconformist minister of Rotherhithe, Surrey who was famously found guilty of treason but subsequently pardoned by King Charles II. The sensational trial