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A Good Late Victorian Scottish Oak Cased Long Case 8 Day Clock.
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A Good Late Victorian Scottish Oak Cased Long Case 8 Day Clock.

19th century
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A good late Victorian Scottish oak cased long case 8 day clock. Arched top with three finials above a silvered arts n craft type dial. Upper subsidiary seconds dial. Very nice condition and working order.

Renown clockmaker ( Jas Dalziel Frazerburgh ).

Jas Mac (James McRae) Dalziel was born on month day 1851, in birth place, to George Dalziel and Clementina Dalziel (born Georgeson). George was born in 1820. Clementina was born in 1823, in Sandness of Walls and Sandness Shetland Isl Scotland. Jas had 5 siblings: Henry Dalziel, Georgina Dalziel and 3 other siblings.

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235cm (92.52")
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Country Homes Antiques Stirling has dated this Victorian Oak Longcase Clock to the Victorian era.

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A good late Victorian Scottish oak cased long case 8 day clock. Arched top with three finials above a silvered arts n craft type dial. Upper subsidiary seconds dial. Very nice condition and working order.
fig 1. A late Victorian Scottish oak longcase clock with an arched hood, carved finials, and an arched painted dial.
fig 1. A Good Late Victorian Scottish Oak Cased Long Case 8 Day Clock.

Renown clockmaker ( Jas Dalziel Frazerburgh ).

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Jas Mac (James McRae) Dalziel was born on month day 1851, in birth place, to George Dalziel and Clementina Dalziel (born Georgeson).
Country Homes Antiques Stirling

George was born in 1820. Clementina was born in 1823, in Sandness of Walls and Sandness Shetland Isl Scotland. Jas had 5 siblings: Henry Dalziel, Georgina Dalziel and 3 other siblings.

Height
235cm (92.52")
Date of Manufacture

Country Homes Antiques Stirling has dated this Victorian Oak Longcase Clock to the Victorian era.

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A late Victorian Scottish oak longcase clock with an arched hood, carved finials, and an arched painted dial.
A good late Victorian Scottish oak cased long case 8 day clock.
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A late Victorian Scottish oak longcase clock with an arched hood, carved finials, and an arched painted dial.
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  • ObjectLongcase Clocks
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialOak, Glass, Brass
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsArched hood, turned finials, arched door, carved cresting
  • SizeH 235 cm (93 in)

A late Victorian Scottish oak cased long case 8 day clock stands 235 cm high. This upright timekeeper originates from the Victorian period, displaying a warm brown timber finish across its substantial wooden structure. The architectural composition includes an arched hood crowned by three turned brass finials and a central carved leaf cresting, sitting above a glass-fronted door protecting the silvered dial. The dial presents Roman numerals, a subsidiary seconds sub-dial, and the inscribed maker name of Jas Dalziel Fraserburgh. Below the dial, the long trunk incorporates a curved arched door fitted with a small brass keyhole escutcheon, while the entire case rests upon a solid plinth base. In a modern home, this timepiece occupies a prominent floor position in a hallway, reception room, or study as both a functional clock and a traditional focal point. The tall, narrow footprint allows it to stand against vertical walls in circulation areas or living spaces without taking up excessive floor area. The warm oak grain and traditional brass hardware suit period properties, country houses, or heritage interiors seeking a classic Scottish horological piece. The surface shows a clean polished finish across the wood panels, while the enclosed movement retains its working order for practical timekeeping use.

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Longcase clocks, often referred to as grandfather clocks, originated in the seventeenth century following the invention of the pendulum mechanism. During the Victorian period, regional makers across Great Britain, particularly in Scotland, produced casing in native woods such as oak and mahogany to house precise eight-day brass movements.

The exterior casing is predominantly constructed from solid hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or walnut, sometimes enhanced with veneers. Internal mechanisms feature cast brass gears, steel pinions, lead or iron weights, and painted or brass dials.

Authentic nineteenth-century pieces feature hand-cut joinery, era-appropriate movement plates, weight-driven mechanisms, and original maker signatures painted or engraved on the dial face. The interior casing often shows natural oxidisation and hand-sawn wood marks consistent with the period.

A longcase clock serves as an architectural anchor when positioned in an entryway, hallway, or formal reception room. Pairing warm timber tones with minimalist walls or contemporary upholstered furniture creates a balanced contrast between traditional craftsmanship and modern design.

Floor clocks should be kept perfectly level on a stable surface and wound at consistent intervals using the proper key. The mechanical movement requires periodic professional cleaning and lubrication every five to seven years, while the wooden case benefits from occasional application of beeswax.
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