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Sudeley Castle 30 Hour Oak Longcase Clock, by Richard Prew of Tewksbury, Circa 1800

Name: Sudeley Castle 30 Hour Oak Longcase Clock, by Richard Prew of Tewksbury, Circa 1800
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1128578
Price: 1450 GBP
Availability: InStock

19th century

For Sale by Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall

Description

This elegant 30-hour oak longcase clock, from Sudeley Castle, crafted by the renowned Richard Prew of Tewksbury, stands as a testament to timeless elegance and traditional craftsmanship. The clock boasts a solid oak construction that exudes a sense of sturdiness while maintaining a simple yet graceful design.

The clock features a domed hood that gracefully crowns the piece, flanked by brass capped side pillars that add a touch of sophistication. Below, the square solid oak trunk door opens to reveal the inner workings of the clock, leading the eye down to the well-crafted raised panelled base section. This base is further enhanced by a shaped plinth, grounding the clock in its surroundings with a firm stance.

The face of the clock is adorned with a 12-inch arch dial, meticulously painted with delicate sprays of flowers and strawberries, bringing a burst of nature's beauty indoors. The dial also features a practical date aperture, seamlessly integrating functionality with artistry.

Attention to detail is evident as both the dial and movement have been cleaned and restored, ensuring that the clock not only looks magnificent but operates with precision.

The clock’s distinguished provenance is notable, with a history of being supplied to the majestic Sudeley Castle in Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, adding a layer of historical significance to its already impressive allure.

This longcase clock is more than a timekeeper; it’s a piece of history, an artwork, and a cherished heirloom that will continue to enchant for generations to come.

Height: 86 inches (220 cm)

Width: 20 inches (51 cm)

Depth: 9 1/4 inches (23.5 cm)

Physical Dimensions

Height

220cm (86.61")

Width

51cm (20.08")

Depth

23.5cm (9.25")

Declaration

Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall has dated this Georgian Oak Longcase Clock to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1128578

Dealers Internal Reference

SA83

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.

Description

This elegant 30-hour oak longcase clock, from Sudeley Castle, crafted by the renowned Richard Prew of Tewksbury, stands as a testament to timeless elegance and traditional craftsmanship.

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The clock boasts a solid oak construction that exudes a sense of sturdiness while maintaining a simple yet graceful design.

Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall

fig 1. A tall Georgian oak longcase clock featuring an arched hood, a white painted dial with floral corner spandrels, and a plain timber trunk. — fig 1. Sudeley Castle 30 Hour Oak Longcase Clock, by Richard Prew of Tewksbury, Circa 1800

The clock features a domed hood that gracefully crowns the piece, flanked by brass capped side pillars that add a touch of sophistication. Below, the square solid oak trunk door opens to reveal the inner workings of the clock, leading the eye down to the well-crafted raised panelled base section. This base is further enhanced by a shaped plinth, grounding the clock in its surroundings with a firm stance.

fig 2. A tall Georgian oak longcase clock featuring an arched hood, a white painted dial with floral corner spandrels, and a plain timber trunk. — fig 2. Sudeley Castle 30 Hour Oak Longcase Clock, by Richard Prew of Tewksbury, Circa 1800

The face of the clock is adorned with a 12-inch arch dial, meticulously painted with delicate sprays of flowers and strawberries, bringing a burst of nature's beauty indoors. The dial also features a practical date aperture, seamlessly integrating functionality with artistry.

fig 3. A tall Georgian oak longcase clock featuring an arched hood, a white painted dial with floral corner spandrels, and a plain timber trunk. — fig 3. Sudeley Castle 30 Hour Oak Longcase Clock, by Richard Prew of Tewksbury, Circa 1800

Attention to detail is evident as both the dial and movement have been cleaned and restored, ensuring that the clock not only looks magnificent but operates with precision.

The clock’s distinguished provenance is notable, with a history of being supplied to the majestic Sudeley Castle in Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, adding a layer of historical significance to its already impressive allure.

fig 4. A tall Georgian oak longcase clock featuring an arched hood, a white painted dial with floral corner spandrels, and a plain timber trunk. — fig 4. Sudeley Castle 30 Hour Oak Longcase Clock, by Richard Prew of Tewksbury, Circa 1800

This longcase clock is more than a timekeeper; it’s a piece of history, an artwork, and a cherished heirloom that will continue to enchant for generations to come.

Height: 86 inches (220 cm)

Width: 20 inches (51 cm)

Depth: 9 1/4 inches (23.5 cm)

Physical Dimensions

Height

220cm (86.61")

Width

51cm (20.08")

Depth

23.5cm (9.25")

Date of Manufacture

Surrey Antiques by Gary J Hall has dated this Georgian Oak Longcase Clock to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1128578

Dealers Internal Ref

SA83

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Produced predominantly in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, 30-hour longcase clocks utilise a single weight drive mechanism operating both timekeeping and striking functions. Designed primarily for provincial households, these clocks required daily winding and were housed in timber cases crafted from native woods such as oak.

The cases are predominantly constructed from native English timbers like oak, pine, or fruitwood, often featuring hand-cut joinery. Dial plates are commonly made of painted sheet iron, paired with cast iron weights, steel arbors, and brass movement wheelwork.

Look for signs of hand-craftsmanship, including hand-poured cast weights, iron dials painted with floral or rustic spandrel motifs, and original seatboards showing matching wear marks corresponding to the movement pillars and case structure.

Position the clock as an architectural focal point in an entry hall, stair landing, or formal dining room. Pairing natural wood grain against neutral wall tones creates a grounded contrast alongside modern minimalist or traditional decor.

Keep the clock away from direct sunlight, dampness, and heat sources to prevent timber shrinkage or warping. Periodically apply high-grade beeswax polish along the wood grain and ensure the weight lines and mechanical movement are inspected by a horologist.

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Sudeley Castle 30 Hour Oak Longcase Clock, by Richard Prew of Tewksbury, Circa 1800

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