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Scottish Regulator Longcase Clock William Taylor Glasgow 1830
Tyne Antiques
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Scottish Regulator Longcase Clock William Taylor Glasgow 1830

19th century
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Description

Mahogany regulator longcase clock by William Taylor Of Glasgow, Glazed front tapered trunk with Bombay base drumhead hood 13 inch dial brass weights with a ebonies wooden pendulum.

8 Day Deadbeat movement high quality all taken apart cleaned bushed. please watch video.

Physical Dimensions
Height
214cm (84.25")
Width
54cm (21.26")
Depth
25cm (9.84")
Declaration

Tyne Antiques has dated this Scottish Longcase Regulator Clock to the 19th Century.

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SA1002260
Description
Mahogany regulator longcase clock by William Taylor Of Glasgow, Glazed front tapered trunk with Bombay base drumhead hood 13 inch dial brass weights with a ebonies wooden pendulum.

8 Day Deadbeat movement high quality all taken apart cleaned bushed. please watch video.

Height
214cm (84.25")
Width
54cm (21.26")
Depth
25cm (9.84")
Date of Manufacture

Tyne Antiques has dated this Scottish Longcase Regulator Clock to the 19th Century.

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SA1002260
Tyne Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2018
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A tall flame mahogany Scottish regulator longcase clock featuring a circular white painted dial, carved top scrollwork, and a glazed door showing brass weights.
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Scottish regulator longcase clock William Taylor Glasgow 1830

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Telephone 07342 648913 or 01670 637331
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34 Pendleton Drive
Northburn Chase
Cramlington
Northumberland
NE23 3TU
United Kingdom
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A tall flame mahogany Scottish regulator longcase clock featuring a circular white painted dial, carved top scrollwork, and a glazed door showing brass weights.
Scottish regulator longcase clock William Taylor Glasgow 1830
Ref: SA1002260
A tall flame mahogany Scottish regulator longcase clock featuring a circular white painted dial, carved top scrollwork, and a glazed door showing brass weights.
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A Scottish regulator longcase clock is a tall, precision floor clock designed primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries to keep highly accurate time, often used as a reference standard by clockmakers. Scottish examples frequently feature round drum-head hoods, flame mahogany cases, and deadbeat escapement movements.

Constructed during the late Georgian and William IV periods, these clocks typically feature solid oak carcass construction faced with flame mahogany or rosewood veneers. The interior mechanisms consist of solid brass plates, steel pinions, lead or brass weights, and enamelled or painted metal dials.

Authentic 1830s Scottish longcase clocks often display distinct regional styling, such as a circular or drum-shaped hood, arched glazed trunk doors exposing the pendulum and weights, and maker signatures centered on the painted dial alongside Glasgow or Edinburgh origin markings.

A longcase clock serves as a focal architectural feature in hallways, dining spaces, or study areas. Placing dark timber cases against neutral walls or textured plaster contrasts modern minimalist architecture while adding historical depth.

Keep the case situated on a level surface away from direct sunlight, radiators, and moisture fluctuations. The movement requires professional horological servicing, oiling every three to five years, and careful cleaning of the mahogany casing with natural beeswax.
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