[Bell Historians] Bell-historians Digest, Vol 41 bell moulding wires

[Ringer Kye]

I would also bet money on this bell being a Warner example.
>From what I've experience in the past, brass foundry bells turn a dirty sea
blue colour.
This bell looks very similar to two of my Sussex examples: Spithurst and
Worth Abbey (service bell)
On bells that size and design, Warners used to put an Inscription around
the Soundbow.
Typically inscribed:
J. WARNER & SONS (LTD) LONDON date.
I have included an attachment of the Sussex examples too.
Best wishes,
Kye Leaver.

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> Judging by the lack of moulding wire on the waist, probably a sand
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> > I'd bet money it isn't. 'brass foundry' mouldings and u attributable,
> I'd say. Maybe from a bellfoundry, but there were other makers (general
> foundries) who had a line in bells of this shape and type.
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> > Looks like a Warner bell to me. I?d even bet money on it!! Matthew
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