Antique Longcase Clock Stock Listing 6 to 10
Text last updated 3 February 2012.
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JAMES GREEN, GLOUCESTER Circa. 1725
An early, ebonised longcase clock. A flat moulded hood pediment with gilded hood column capitals. A slim case of good proportions. A well engraved brass and silvered dial with ringed winding holes. Fine blued steel hands. A date aperture and seconds dial. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the hours on a bell. Brass cased weights.
James Green of Gloucester is recorded in Dowlers' Gloucestershire Clock and Watchmakers' book as working from circa 1721 to 1757. A fine quality 8-day longcase clock is noted in the book.
Height 7ft 2 "/ 219 cms
£ 3250 (US$ 5006) (Euro 3872)
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JAMES YOUNG, DUNDEE Circa 1840
A good quality Scottish mahogany longcase clock. Choice flame mahogany veneers to the slim case. Brass capped hood columns and a swan-neck hood pediment. Trunk side columns and a recessed base panel. An attractive arched painted dial with the four seasons to the corners, date and seconds dials. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the hours on a bell.
James Young of Dundee is recorded in Whyte's 'Scottish Clock and Watchmakers' book as working from 1828-1850.
Height 7ft 1 " / 216 cms
£ 1950 (US$ 3002) (Euro 2342)
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A quality Bristol longcase clock. Choice flame mahogany veneers with satinwood banded inlays and marquetry crossbanding. Brass capped fluted hood columns. Chamfered trunk sides. An attractive arched painted dial with gilt floral decorations. Blued steel hands with date and seconds indicators. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the hours on a bell.
Mark Bartley of Bristol is recorded in A J Moores' 'The Clockmakers of Bristol' book as working in Nicholas and Bridge Street from 1815-1855. A number of illustrations are shown which are very similar.
Height 7ft 1 " / 217 cms
£ 1850 (US$ 2847) (Euro 2207)
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ANDREW RICH, BRIDGEWATER Circa. 1820
A Georgian Somerset oak longcase clock. A swan-neck hood pediment with brass finial. Brass capped hood columns. Choice quarter sawn oak to the trunk door. A square painted dial with gilt and shell corner decorations. Seconds and date indicators. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the hours on a bell.
Andrew Rich of Bridgewater is recorded in A J Moores' 'Somerset Clockmakers' book as working from 1819 -1831. He worked in Fore Street.
Height 6ft 10 " / 209cms.
£ 1750 (US$ 2693) (Euro 2088)
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EDWARD GLASE, BRIDGNORTH Circa 1805
A Georgian oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock. A swan-neck hood pediment and brass capped fluted hood columns. Marquetry shell inlay to the trunk door and circular inlay to the base. An attractive arched painted dial with birds and flowers to the arch and floral gilded corners. A date aperture and seconds dial. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the hours on a bell.
Edward Glase of Bridgnorth is recorded in Elliots' 'Shropshire Clock and Watchmakers' book as working from 1770-1807.
Height 7ft 1 " / 217 cms
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