“TO OWN A LONGCASE CLOCK IS TO OWN A TREASURED HEIRLOOM, TO BE ADMIRED, ENJOYED, AND PASSED DOWN THE GENERATIONS”
Clocks 2
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Antique Grandfather Clock Lovely looking clock circa 1720 /30 eight day longcase clock which strikes each hour on a cast bell . The case made of oak with the trunk door having a nice shaped top with locking Door and key.The swan neck hood with painted finials sets the clock off. The clock standing 87.00 inches high with a width of 17.5 inches at the widest part . The trunk width is only 12.5 inches wide a very nice proportioned clock perfect for any period room .The movement has recently had a clean and oiled and is in perfect working order ticking and striking the hours as it should. The has case been restored to bring it back to its former glory and ready to display in the home and requires no further restoration . The fantastic 12 inch wide x17 inch is in excellent condition dial with silvered chapter ring and engraved center with a name plaque with Dollif Rollinson of Halton in the Leeds area, with his name engraved on a lozenge in the arch its nice complete with nice period hands. The calendar doesn’t turn the wheel has been removed some years ago Complete with 2 weights pendulum and winding crank key. All in all a lovely period Longcase clock which would grace any home. Please study the photos as these form part of the description. You can view this clock and others by prior arrangement. Plus £95.00 for delivery not sure how long this will take should you live in London or the highlands of scotland or southern England may cost more please message me for a price, or any questions you may have, we are based in Warrington Cheshire so local home delivery and set up can be arranged for delivery. Or you may need to get a local clock shop man to set up, however there will be full details written down for the buyer to undertake yourself.
£1150 +£99 Courier Delivery
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Antique Longcase Clock Restored circa 1790 well made commanding and imposing looking rolling moon longcase clock 8 day duration which strikes each hour on a cast bell, with a rare center calendar. The lovely case made mahogany is very nice. The long shaped top trunk door in flame mahogany complete with lock and key. The swan neck hood with fluted columns with lovely brass capitals under a swan neck with englomaize painted panels, and nice shaped original glass door. The clock standing approx 91 inches high with a width of 22.5 at the widest part, the trunk width of 17.00, make this a very elegant looking clock. The movement has been stripped down serviced and oiled with new gut lines is in good working order the case been restored to bring it back to its former glory. All is in good working order and ready to display in the home and requires no further restoration.the white arch dial with rolling moon and Center Calender with a nice period brass hand with Harrison Warrington painted on ( MAKERS DETAILS: There is one Edward Harrison of Warrington listed in – Clockmakers of Cheshire by Keith Apple:- ‘HARRISON Edward WARRINGTON Watchmaker / Clockmaker working around 1766 ). Complete with winding key weights and pendulum. (All in all a lovely period Longcase clock which would grace any home). Please study the photos as these form part of the description. You can view this clock and others by prior arrangement. Delivery and set up can be arranged.
£1750 +£99 Courier Delivery
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Here is just a snapshot of some clocks, please get in touch and I will gladly email you more pictures and an accurate description of any clock we have for sale. Do not hesitate to ask questions.
We have taken every care to photograph the clocks accurately but due to lighting conditions, there may be some colour discrepancy. Should you want any more information and pictures regarding any of the clocks displayed on our website please do not hesitate to get in touch, it will be our pleasure to forward on to yourself.
