Clockwise is delighted to present another fine eight day Regency longcase clock having just enjoyed full and sympathetic restorations performed to the case, dial and movement. Dating from circa 1810, in lovely condition and standing 2.12m (6 feet 11 inches) tall the lovely golden oak case is crossbanded with mahogany and decorative inlay. The case has a lovely patina and is surmounted by an arched hood with tapered pillars flanking the hood door to the front. The trunk contains a long door which retains its working turnkey lock and is flanked by rounded columns The clock stands on matching mahogany bracket feet below the base which has matching crossbanding. The beautiful arched dial is a particular feature of this clock, having Arabic numbers typical of the period and conveying the image of a shepherdess, her flock, a dog and her suitor. There is gesso-work to the well-painted dial along with lovely corner paintings and the dial is signed ''James Coates, Stourbridge''. The...