A Scarce Late 19thC Convict Watchman’s Bronze Alarm Bell c.1890 sub-Decorative Objects The heir apparent to the

The heir apparent to the baronetcy is Julian Edward Constable-Maxwell (born 1997)

the mask and backboards paint has flaked and chipped off in places with some small cracks here due to the nature of it being a well-used amusement item

showing the Royal Coat of Arms with unicorn and lion

Width: 10 inches

owned a ‘picture ware-room’ on Capel Street

A Scarce Late 19thC Convict Watchman’s Bronze Alarm Bell c.1890 sub-Decorative Objects The heir apparent to theOrigin: British Period: Mid Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Height: 10. 5 Diameter: 6 The well preserved nineteenth century bronze alarm bell having a flared body crisply struck to the front with the Broad Arrow ordnance mark denoting government property, the whole retaining a pleasing, time worn patina and having its original turned wooden handle with good colour and handling wear. The condition of the bell is good and operative (see