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Fine Early 19th Century 8-Day Painted Dial Mahogany Longcase Clock by William Smith, Keighley, Circa 1810

Name: Fine Early 19th Century 8-Day Painted Dial Mahogany Longcase Clock by William Smith, Keighley, Circa 1810
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1077628
Price: 5000 GBP
Availability: InStock

19th century

For Sale by Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall

Description

This attractive fine early 19th century 8-day painted dial mahogany longcase clock by William Smith of Keighley is a testament to the elegance and craftsmanship of its era. The clock boasts a harmonious proportion, accentuated by the rich, warm tones of its mahogany case. The use of well-figured veneers adds depth and character, while the delicate boxwood inlays and subtle carvings speak to the meticulous attention to detail that was invested in its creation.

The painted dial is a focal point, featuring classic Roman numerals and serpentine hands that are as functional as they are beautiful. This timepiece is not just a mere keeper of moments but a storyteller of its time, having witnessed the turn of centuries.

Offered in fully restored showroom condition, this longcase clock is more than an antique; it’s a piece of history, lovingly restored to its former glory. It promises to be not just a functional addition to one’s home but a conversation starter, an heirloom, and a cherished possession for generations to come. Its presence in a room is a nod to the past and a bridge to the future, marking the passage of time with silent dignity.

Height: 95 inches (241 cm)

Width: 24 1/2 inches (62 cm)

Depth: 11 1/2 inches (29 cm)

Physical Dimensions

Height

241cm (94.88")

Width

62cm (24.41")

Depth

29cm (11.42")

Declaration

Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall has dated this Georgian Mahogany Longcase Clock to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

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SA1077628

Dealers Internal Reference

SA142

Dealers Notes

Surrey Antiques have been dealing in and restoring fine furniture since 1982. With over 35 years experience dealing in all types of antique furniture from early oak and walnut to Georgian mahogany and the more exotic timbers such as rosewood and satinwood.

Whilst we deal mostly with mahogany furniture of the Georgian period designed by some of the greatest furniture designers such as Chippendale, Sheraton, Hepplewhite and Adam we also have a very good in depth knowledge of all the main periods of English furniture design from early oak to Regency and Victorian.

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The use of well-figured veneers adds depth and character, while the delicate boxwood inlays and subtle carvings speak to the meticulous attention to detail that was invested in its creation.

Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall

fig 1. An early nineteenth-century Georgian mahogany longcase clock featuring a swan-neck pediment, painted arch dial, and marquetry trunk door. — fig 1. Fine Early 19th Century 8-Day Painted Dial Mahogany Longcase Clock by William Smith, Keighley, Circa 1810

The painted dial is a focal point, featuring classic Roman numerals and serpentine hands that are as functional as they are beautiful. This timepiece is not just a mere keeper of moments but a storyteller of its time, having witnessed the turn of centuries.

fig 2. An early nineteenth-century Georgian mahogany longcase clock featuring a swan-neck pediment, painted arch dial, and marquetry trunk door. — fig 2. Fine Early 19th Century 8-Day Painted Dial Mahogany Longcase Clock by William Smith, Keighley, Circa 1810

Offered in fully restored showroom condition, this longcase clock is more than an antique; it’s a piece of history, lovingly restored to its former glory. It promises to be not just a functional addition to one’s home but a conversation starter, an heirloom, and a cherished possession for generations to come. Its presence in a room is a nod to the past and a bridge to the future, marking the passage of time with silent dignity.

Height: 95 inches (241 cm)

Width: 24 1/2 inches (62 cm)

Depth: 11 1/2 inches (29 cm)

Physical Dimensions

Height

241cm (94.88")

Width

62cm (24.41")

Depth

29cm (11.42")

Date of Manufacture

Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall has dated this Georgian Mahogany Longcase Clock to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1077628

Dealers Internal Ref

SA142

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Fine Early 19th Century 8-Day Painted Dial Mahogany Longcase Clock by William Smith, Keighley, Circa 1810

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A Georgian longcase clock typically features a timber case made from mahogany or oak, housing a pendulum-driven weight mechanism. Produced during the 18th and early 19th centuries, these timepieces frequently incorporate swan-neck pediments, brass or hand-painted dials, and detailed inlay work.

The exterior cabinet was predominantly constructed from flame mahogany, walnut, or oak veneers over pine frames. Mechanical elements utilized cast brass wheels and steel pinions, while dials were crafted from painted iron or engraved brass.

Authentic period examples display signs of hand-craftsmanship, such as hand-cut dovetails on the casing, irregular saw marks on backboards, original weight-driven mechanical movements, and hand-painted or engraved dial detailing matching the makers signature and location.

A tall longcase clock serves as an architectural anchor point in hallways, dining spaces, or reception rooms. Positioned against a neutral wall backdrop, the deep wood tones create visual interest alongside contemporary minimalist or traditional furnishings.

Keep the clock situated away from direct sunlight, radiators, and extreme humidity changes to prevent timber shrinkage or veneer lifting. Clean the timber casing with specialized beeswax and ensure the mechanical movement is serviced by a professional horologist every five to seven years.

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Fine Early 19th Century 8-Day Painted Dial Mahogany Longcase Clock by William Smith, Keighley, Circa 1810

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