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Antique fully Restored Longcase Clock. Thomas Hutly, Coggeshall (A history expert also found out that a turret clock was made by him who worked between 1704 and 1726 – meaning the clock ticked through The Battle of Trafalgar, The Battle of Waterloo, and the First World War.) Thomas Hutley died in 1726 and was succeeded by his son, also Thomas (known for creating quality longcase clocks), often in burr walnut with elaborate brass dials featuring date/seconds dials and mask spandrels, reflecting fine craftsmanship of his era. A Fine Quality Figured walnut Longcase Clock, Circa 1720 beautiful figured walnut, an imposing and impressive clock. The movement has been stripped down, cleaned, oiled with new gut lines together with a lovely arch brass dial and silvered chapter ring with a seconds dial and calendar facility fitted also to the right of the dial a day of the week week to the left of the dial a month wheel this doesn’t turn and looking at the movement and back of the dial probably never did when it was first made . Complete with 2 brass cased weights, quality pendulum and winding crank key. All in all, a lovely period Longcase clock which would grace any home. Size height standing just 88.00 inches to the top of the arch add a bit more for the finials, ( the gilded wooden finals are a reproduction of the era) a width of 20 inches at its widest point with the trunk just under 14 inches wide, all in perfect working restored condition. The 12 inch arched brass dial with mask head spandrels enclosing a silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals and outer minute markers and half hour markers surrounding a matted centre with shaped name plaque in the arch this looks very nice. Fronting an eight-day five pillar weight driven movement with anchor escapement striking the hours on a cast bell. The arch top hood with circular columns above an arch-top long trunk door, with feather line inlay, lock and key. The plinth base with line inlay compliments the clock. The clock has been veneered in walnut on an oak case showing quality. You can view this clock and others by prior arrangement.

£3500 +£99 Courier Delivery
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ANTIQUE SUPERB GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CASED LONGCASE / GRANDFATHER CLOCK Lovely looking London Longcase clock, circa 1790 eight day duration with good five pillar movement which strikes each hour on a bell . With Thos Blinker London etched in the arch of the silvered dial The case made of mahogany and oak with the shaped trunk door having beautiful flame mahogany figuring with locking key The hood with shaped top, together with lovely brass capitals to the fluted columns. The trunk with the lovely door this is a fine looking clock . The clock standing 83 inches high excluding the top brass finial with a width of 18.5 inches at the widest point the trunk being 13.5 inches wide overly nice proportioned clock .The movement has recently been striped cleaned and oiled with new gut lines, the case been restored to bring it back to it’s former glory and is a lovely mahogany colour it is in good working order and ready to display in the home ,and requires no further restoration, with nice period hands. Complete with 2 weights brass pendulum and winding crank key. All in all a lovely period Longcase clock which would grace any home. You can view this clock and others by prior arrangement. Please study the photos as these form part of the description. I have allowed £99.00 for courier delivery not sure how long this will take should you live in N Ireland in 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 l home delivery and set up can be arranged please ask me for a price. 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.

£1750 +£99 Courier Delivery
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