The astronomical clock originated from Britain and the time ball was supplied by Siemens Brothers of Germany.
Brassington's partnership with John Kennington won the duo the prestigious commission of building the castle-like Lyttelton Timeball Station, built of volcanic red stone, and which was completed in 1876.
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