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English Mahogany Longcase Clock, J. Smith & Sons,
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English Mahogany Longcase Clock, J. Smith & Sons, London
late 19th century
the mahogany case with inlay decoration, eight day brass movement with anchor escapement playing Westminster chimes on eight nested bells, signed with label on inside of door
108 x 24 x 12 1/2 inches
English oak and mahogany Longcase clock, the
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hood with broken arch pediment supported by full outset turned columns, the painted dial with floral spandrels, a farm cottage in the arch, second and date dial. The dial signed Smith, Huddersfield. Eight day time and strike brass movement. The long case with short shaped inlaid door. 86″H x 24.25″W x 10.5″D, Circa – 1850.
English George III mahogany longcase clock,
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the pagoda hood with brass eagle flanked by urn spire finials supported by reeded columns. The brass dial signed Will. Bluck, with subsidiary second and date ring, with ‘rocking ship’ in the half arch before a litho of rough seas. The case with tall round top door raised on a molded plinth with bracket feet. William Bluck London clockmaker 1779-1800. Two weight, eight day movement. 77″H x 19″W x 11″D, Circa – 1790.
Smith’s English Oak Chiming Granddaughter Clock
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Smith’s English Oak Chiming Granddaughter Clock: quarter sawn oak; bar strike, musical movement; marked Smith’s Enfield, Made in England.
57″ T.
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A George III mahogany longcase clock
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A George III mahogany longcase clock. Thomas Hale, London, circa 1780. Having a 12″ silvered break-arch Roman dial with subsidiary seconds and date dials, engraved “Thos. Hale London”, the arch with Strike/Silent ring, the five-pillar movement rack-striking on a bell, the break-arched case with brass ball-and-spire finials over cut foliate scroll crestings, stop-fluted columns, conforming canted corners flanking a moulded break-arched long trunk, on cut corner-panelled base with wavy apron and integral bracket feet, 90.5″, (230cm) high.
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English oak Longcase clock with painted dial
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the broken arch pediment with brass urn finial, the glazed door flanked by two full colonettes. Mahogany crossbanding to case and door. The white painted dial with gilt pendant flower heads to arch and spandrels, faintly signed Thomas Radford Leeds and to the verso, the dial with subsidiary seconds and date dials, Osborne iron false plate, and eight day, 2-weight bell strike movement. The case door with shaped top on a plinth base raised on bracket feet. 89″H x 23″W x 11″D, Circa – 1800.
English carved oak Longcase clock, the hood with
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stepped molded cornice, with columns to either side of the silvered brass dial with foliate spandrels and calendar ring. The case with overall deeply carved vines and flower heads. 8-day, 2-weight movement. Knothole open to left side of case. Working condition. 82″H x 19.5″W x 12″D, Circa – 1780.