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A Good and Large Glass Clock Dome Circa 1875
Frank Craig Antiques
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A Good and Large Glass Clock Dome Circa 1875

19th century
Description

One of the best Clock domes we have had for some time. This is quite a rare example having a marquetry base.

These glass domes are very versatile not only for Clocks but for other precious objects. We have other domes in stock just contact us with your requirements. For other Clocks and decorative items, please view our stock page here, or for a more extensive inventory visit our website.

www.frankcraigantiques.com.

Physical Dimensions
Height
63.5cm (25.00")
Width
30cm (11.81")
Depth
19cm (7.48")
Declaration

Frank Craig Antiques has dated this Victorian Glass Clock Dome to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1129074
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Description
One of the best Clock domes we have had for some time. This is quite a rare example having a marquetry base.

These glass domes are very versatile not only for Clocks but for other precious objects. We have other domes in stock just contact us with your requirements.

For other Clocks and decorative items, please view our stock page here, or for a more extensive inventory visit our website.
Frank Craig Antiques

www.frankcraigantiques.com.

Height
63.5cm (25.00")
Width
30cm (11.81")
Depth
19cm (7.48")
Date of Manufacture

Frank Craig Antiques has dated this Victorian Glass Clock Dome to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1129074
Frank Craig Antiques
Frank Craig Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2018

Decorative antiques and works of art. Silver jewellery paintings clocks & curios . We can deliver worldwide.

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A tall arched clear glass display dome resting on a rectangular wooden base featuring floral marquetry inlay and small bun feet.
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Archive I A tall arched clear glass display dome resting on a rectangular wooden base featuring floral marquetry inlay and small bun feet.

A good and large glass Clock dome circa 1875

Archive II A tall arched clear glass display dome resting on a rectangular wooden base featuring floral marquetry inlay and small bun feet. View II
Archive III A tall arched clear glass display dome resting on a rectangular wooden base featuring floral marquetry inlay and small bun feet. View III
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A tall arched clear glass display dome resting on a rectangular wooden base featuring floral marquetry inlay and small bun feet.
A good and large glass Clock dome circa 1875
Ref: SA1129074
A tall arched clear glass display dome resting on a rectangular wooden base featuring floral marquetry inlay and small bun feet.
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Victorian glass domes were designed to protect delicate mechanical clocks, taxidermy, or wax flower arrangements from dust and soot, whilst providing an unobstructed view of the object within.

Nineteenth-century glass domes were hand-blown using cylinder glass methods, resulting in slight thickness variations and subtle air seeds. The bases were typically crafted from turned or inlaid hardwoods such as walnut, ebonised fruitwood, or mahogany.

Authentic glass domes exhibit hand-blown characteristics, including subtle optical distortions and air bubbles within the glass. The lower edge of the glass often displays a ground or sheared rim, whilst the wooden base typically features original hand-cut marquetry or turning.

An antique glass dome can be placed on a console table, mantelpiece, or sideboard to showcase botanical specimens, architectural fragments, vintage pocket watches, or sculptural objects, bringing historical texture to contemporary spaces.

Clean the glass interior and exterior using a soft, lint-free microfibre cloth dampened with distilled water and a mild glass cleaner. Avoid submerging the wooden base in water, and treat the inlaid timber with a paste wax polish to preserve its original finish.
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