Longcase Clock Stock Listing 16 to 20
Text last updated 8 May 2008.
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THOMAS BULLOCK, BATH Circa 1785
A fine quality and rare Bath Automaton mahogany longcase clock. A swan neck double hood pediment with fretwork. A well proportioned, slim mahogany case with choice timbers. Brass capped hood columns. An arched silvered dial with engraved corners and dial centre. A date aperture and seconds dial. An automaton bakery scene to the arch and engraved 'THE LARGE BREAD WAREHOUSE' with a moving figure with a sack of wheat.
I have never seen one like this before.
Thomas Bullock of Bath is well documented in Whites' 'Clockmakers in The City of Bath' book and worked from 1765-1795. Two very similair cases are illustrated.
Height 7ft 7 "/ 231 cms
£ 5900 (US$ 11,752) (Euro 7378)
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BENJAMIN ELLIS, WOODBRIDGE Circa. 1820
A small 'cottage' longcase clock of slim proportions. An oak case with a regional styled wavy hood pediment and brass capped hood columns. An attractive square painted dial with floral corners and a date aperture. A 30 hour movement striking the hours on a bell.
Benjamin Ellis of Woodbridge is recorded in Loomes 'Watch and Clockmakers of The World' book as working from I812- I855.
Height 6ft 3 " / 190 cms
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HOCKEY & SON, STALBRIDGE Circa. 1840
A small Dorset 'cottage' longcase clock with a swan neck hood pediment. Central brass finial and brass patterae. Brass capped hood columns. An oak case with mahogany crossbanding and a shell inlay to the trunk door. An attractive square painted dial with fruits to the corners with date and seconds indicators. A 30 hour movement striking the hours on a bell.
The Hockey family of clockmakers are recorded in Loomes' 'Watchmakers and Clockmakers of The World'' book as working from 1790-1848.
Height 6ft 6 " / 198 cms.
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THOMAS COULTON, ULVERSTONE Circa 1825
A late Georgian oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock with a swan neck hood pediment. Brass capped fluted hood columns, fluted trunk sides and canted trunk edges. An attractive arched painted dial with a sailing scene to the arch with date and seconds indicators. An 8-day movement striking the hours on a bell.
Thomas Coulton of Ulverstone on the Isle of Wight is recorded in Loomes' 'Clock and Watchmakers of the World' book as working in 1826.
Height 7ft 5 " / 226 cms
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JOHN CHALKER, MAIDEN NEWTON Circa.1850
An oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock of small proportions with a swan neck hood pediment. Brass patterae and central brass finial. A square painted dial with floral corner decorations with a date and seconds dial. An 8-day movement striking the hours on a bell of unusual and high quality construction.
John Chalker of Maiden Newton (Dorset) is recorded in Loomes' 'Clockmakers of The World' book as working from 1848-1875.
Height 6ft 10 "/ 207 cms
£ 2450 (US$ 4896) (Euro 3028)
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