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FINE GEORGE III MAHOGANY Standing
at 8ft ½ in., the mahogany case has a pagoda top hood surmounted
with ball and spire finials. To the front and sides there are florally
carved and silk backed sound frets. The hood pillars are stop fluted
with brass capitals and bases. There are two glazed apertures to
the sides.
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8 DAY OAK LONGCASE CLOCK. The
mahogany case stands at 7 ft. 6 ins. on a base with bracket feet
and has a swan neck pediment with three brass spire finials and
two floral brass paterae. The dial is flanked by turned pillars
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N OAK 30 HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK by Thomas Bradley . NEWENT
Price:SOLD Ref:T29
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RARE ELM CASED 8 DAY WHITE DIAL LONGCASE CLOCK. Price:SOLD Ref:S12
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The oak and mahogany case stands on a base with a shaped skirt and feet. The hood has a swan neck pediment with brass paterae and a central eagle finial. The
square 12" white dial with Roman hour numerals is signed "Skarrat,
Worcester" and has a date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial.
Price:SOLD Ref:S53
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SMALL EARLY WHITE DIAL Ref:S91
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GEORGIAN OAK 30 HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK by JOHN MURCH. HONITON. The
case of small proportions, stands at a height of only 79½
ins. (6ft 7½ins) and is predominantly of oak with some mahogany
cross banding . The trunk has reeding to the front edges and a small
rectangular cross banded door with a brass escutcheon. Price:SOLD Ref:S93
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BRASS DIAL OAK LONGCASE CLOCK OF 30 HOUR DURATION The
small proportioned oak case standing at 6ft. 6ins has a long door
and a hood with a cornice moulding .The reeded hood pilasters have
turned bases and capitals. .The long door has a shaped top and a
brass escutcheon . The clock stands on a plain base with shaped
plinth.
Height:
78 ins.
Price:
SOLD Ref:T18
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30 HOUR DURATION The case of beautiful proportions and good patination.
Price:
£ SOLD Ref: R72
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AN OAK LONGCASE TIMEPECE by DURWARD OF EDINBURGH . CIRCA 1790 The
oak case of mellow colour stands at 7ft. 3.5ins.(2.22m.) on a plain
base with bracket feet.
Price: £SOLD Ref: P20
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A MAHOGANY REGENCY LONGCASE CLOCK. WHITEHURST & SON. DERBY. The well proportioned case stands at 82 inches (2.08 meters) with a pediment top. The hood has glazed side apertures and canted front corners. The trunk, similarly flanked by canted corners, has a long mahogany door with shallow break arch and a good flame veneer. The base has an inverted corner rectangular molding and stands on a plain plinth with block feet. The 12 inch silvered brass square dial is signed "Whitehurst and Son. Derby.", and has Roman hour chapters and a subsidiary seconds dial. The back of the dial is engraved with the date 1818 and the initials I.W. in a small triangle. ( for John Whitehurst). The matching hands are of blued steel spad design. Movement: The well finished movement has shouldered plates with rounded edges and baluster pillars. The striking is by rack and the back cock is of typical Whitehurst design. The wood rod pendulum has a massive brass faced lenticular bob with a calibrated regulation nut. The matching pair of cast iron weights are original and stamped indistinctly. (possibly 18 or IW ). John Whitehurst II and his son John Whitehurst III were in partnership from 1809 to 1834. The uncle, John Whitehurst F.R.S. was an eminent scientist, clockmaker and philosopher. See John Whitehurst of Derby by Maxweell Craven. Age: c1818 Price: £SOLD Ref: K45
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MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK The
case is of well figured mahogany with fine marquetry and stringing.
Height: 90.25 inches Ref: AA6
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