ANTIQUE OAK AND MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCKS
ANTIQUE OAK AND MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCKS
A Longcase Clock Movement, circa 1740, with a Win. square brass dial, cast putto and crown spandrels, silvered chapter ring, matted centre signed Jno.
Inkpen, Horsham, the 30-hour movement rack striking on a bell, lacking, in a posted frame, with anchor escapement, with pendulum.
An oak Longcase Clock, with a 12in. arched and painted dial with subsidiary date aperture and seconds dial, the 30-hour movement bell striking, with outside
count-wheel, the hood with carved dentils and baluster column, the trunk with stepped top door and plain plinth, 213cm.; 83in., one weight and pendulum.
An oak Longcase Clock, the
square painted dial with floral spandrels, the 30-hour movement bell striking, the hood with plain moulded pediment, with plain trunk and plinth base.
An oak Longcase Clock, with an
llin. square painted dial with floral
spandrels, unsigned, with a bell striking
30-hour movement, the case, trunk,
hood and plinth quite plain, 186cm.;
A Continental painted Longcase Clock, with a steel posted 30-hour movement, bell striking with outside count-wheel, the hood with a broken arch and painted
frieze, the trunk with a slender floral painted door, on raised plinth.
A fruitwood Longcase Clock, the
12in. square painted dial signed Edwards,
Knowle, with floral painted spandrels and
date aperture, the 30-hour movement
bell striking, the associated case having
hood with swan-neck pediment, fluted
Corinthian pilasters, the trunk with
banded borders, resting on moulded
plinth, 209cm.; 82in., with one weight
and pendulum.
An Edwardian oak chiming
Longcase Clock, the Win. brass dial with
cast mask and dolphin spandrels, silvered
chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and
fine selection dial in the arch, strike/
silent at ‘9′, the hood with scroll
pediment, fluted side columns, the trunk
with glazed door, plain plinth and
bracket feet, the movement striking on
one and chiming on eight tubular gongs,
197cm.; 77V2in., with pendulum and two
weights.
A mahogany Longcase Clock,
circa 1820, the 14in. arched silvered dial
signed Jonathon Smith, London, with
foliate pierced brass spandrels decorated
with masks and dolphins, subsidiary
seconds dial, Tempus Fugit in the arch,
the eight-day movement bell striking, the
hood with swan-neck pediment and
Corinthian side columns, the waist door
with scallop top and spiral fluted side
columns, with a deep plinth and on
bracket feet, glass panel cracked, 239cm.;
94in., with pendulum.
A large carved oak Longcase
Clock, circa 1880, with a 14in. brass
arched dial, gong striking, with
strike/silent in the arch and gilt putto
spandrels, the hood, trunk and plinth
heavily carved with leafage.
A mahogany Longcase Clock,
circa 1840, the 14in. arched square dial
painted with a young girl and her dog
and signed Worthington, Burton Street,
with subsidiary seconds dial and date
aperture, the hood with heavy swan-neck
pediment and baluster columns, the waist
door with shaped top and side columns,
on plain plinth, 229cm.; 90in., with two
weights.
An oak Longcase Clock, with
12in. brass dial signed Chas. Newman,
Lynn, with silvered chapter ring, with an
arched automaton Father Time in the
arch, subsidiary seconds dial and date
aperture, strike/silent lever at 12 o’clock,
the eight-day bell striking movement
with pull-repeat, the arched hood with
eagle and bell finials and fluted side
columns, the trunk with moulded arch
door, on cut-down plinth, 214cm.; 84in.
An oak Longcase Clock, the brass
dial signed Benjn. Lockwood, Swaffham,
with pierced foliate spandrels, subsidiary
seconds dial and date aperture,
strike/silent dial in the arch, the centre
with scroll engraved decoration, the
hood with topped pediment and plain
pilasters, having arch-topped trunk door
and on moulded plinth with bracket feet.
An ebonised oak Longcase Clock,
with a Win. square brass dial signed Oba’h. Body, Battle, with cast rocaille spandrels, the matted centre engraved with swallows, with a 30-hour bell
striking movement, the case with plain hood, trunk and plinth, 198cm.; 78in., with one weight and pendulum.
A mahogany Longcase Clock,
with a painted arched dial indistinctly
signed, with floral spandrels, subsidiary
date and seconds dials, moon phase in
the arch, the eight-day movement now
gong striking, in a swan-neck
pedimented hood with inlaid panels, the
trunk door inlaid and banded, on a
similar plinth, 208cm.; 82in., with two
weights and pendulum.
An oak Longcase Clock, circa
1800, the 73m. arched and painted dial
signed Chas. Pye, Birmingham, with
subsidiary seconds dial and date
aperture, moon phase and lunar
calendar in the arch, with foliate scroll
spandrels, the eight-day movement bell
striking, the hood with scroll pierced
frets and plain columns, with shaped-top
trunk door, banded borders, fluted side
pilasters and on a deep plinth with
chamfered corners, 214cm.; 84in., with
two weights, pendulum, key and winder.
An oak Longcase Clock, the 12in.
square painted dial signed Jas. Moor,
Weymouth, with subsidiary seconds and
date aperture, with foliate spandrels, the
30-hour movement striking on a bell, the
hood with swan-neck pediment and plain
side columns, with arched trunk door, on
plain plinth with bracket feet, 203cm.;
80in., with one weight and pendulum.
A red lacquer Longcase Clock,
with a Win. brass dial, cast scroll
spandrels, scroll engraved centre,
silvered chapter ring and eight-day bell
striking, the hood with plain columns,
the door with lacquered Chinoiserie
scenes, 193cm.; 76in., in distressed
condition.
An oak Longcase Clock, circa
1740, with a 12in. arched brass dial, cast
foliate spandrels, signed in the centre
Benjamin Lockwood, Swaffham, with
subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture
and strike/silent dial in the arch and
eight-day bell striking, the hood with
scroll pediment and plain side columns,
the trunk door with arched top, on a
stepped and moulded plinth, 224cm.;
88in., with two weights, pendulum and
winder.
A mahogany Longcase Clock, circa 1810, with 14in. painted arched dial, the spandrels painted with costumed figures representing the Continents, subsidiary
seconds and date aperture and moon phase and lunar calendar in the arch, the eight-day movement with bell strike, the hood with broken-arch top, rosewood
banding and turned columns, with triple-pointed trunk door having fruitwood stringing, chamfered corner and with dark rosewood inlay, on deep plinth and
bracket feet, 231cm.; 9lin., with pendulum, weights and winder.
An Edwardian mahogany
chiming Longcase Clock, circa 1905, the
9in. arched brass dial with putti
spandrels and signed Tempus Fugit, the
three-train movement chiming on five
gongs, the hood with swan-neck
pediment with four turned wood finials,
applied with carved foliate scrolls and
fluted side columns, the trunk and plinth
with similar carving and geometric
mouldings, on bracket feet, 200cm.; 78in.
high.
A walnut Longcase Clock, with
a 13in. brass arched dial, the silvered
chapter ring signed John Barrow, London,
with cast mask spandrels, matted centre
and turned winding squares, with winged
putto and coronet in the arch, the
eight-day movement now with gong
striking, the arched hood with brass ball
finials and with plain side columns, the
trunk door with ribbed mouldings and
featherband inlays, on a plain plinth,
restoration and alterations, 237cm.; 93in.,
with two weights, pendulum and winder.
An oak Longcase Clock, circa 1780 the 12in. square brass dial signed Atkinson, Ormskirk, with silvered chapter ring, foliate and scroll pierced spandrels,
the centre scroll engraved, the eight-day movement with bell strike, the hood with swan-neck pediment, pierced scroll frieze and plain side columns, the
trunk door with shaped top, inlaid banding and on moulded plinth with bracket feet.
A good Dutch marquetry Longcase Clock, circa 1730, now with an eight-day bell striking movement signed Markwick Markham, London, cast gilt mask spandrels and
dolphins in the arch flanking the signed strike/silent dial, date aperture and seconds dial, matted centre, the arched hood with foliate inlaid bands and
brass finish, caddy top, the slender trunk with canted corners and inlaid with birds, leafage and foliate clusters, lenticle, on a deep plinth and bun feet,
252cm.; 99in., with two weights and pendulum, winder and case key.
A walnut Longcase Clock, with 11-inch square brass dial, signed on the silvered chapter ring Jos. Gibbs, London, date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial,
cast mask spandrels, the matted centre engraved with a Tudor rose, turned winding holes, the hood with pierced foliate frieze, barley-twist side columns, the
door with fruitwood stringing, the trunk door with glazed lenticle and on moulded plinth, 204cm.; 80in., with pendulum and two weights.
A walnut Longcase Clock, the
12in. square brass dial signed Wm.
Underwood, Westminster, with silvered
chapter ring, pierced spandrels
decorated with putti supporting a
coronet, subsidiary seconds and date
aperture, the matted centre with scroll
engraved decoration and turned winding
holes, the hood with plain moulded
pediment, plain pilasters, with plain
trunk and on deep plinth, 216cm.; 85in.,
with two weights, pendulum, key and
winder.
A walnut Longcase Clock, with a 13in. brass arched dial with silvered chapter ring signed John Barrow, London, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture,
with cast putto in the arch and gilt mask spandrels, the eight-day movement now with gong strike, the arched hood with brass ball finials and with a trunk
and door of good colour and reeded mouldings, on plain plinth, altered and restored, 249cm.; 98in., with pendulum, keys and two weights.
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