Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors has dated this Scottish Mahogany Longcase Clock to the Victorian era.
Flanking the arched glass door are elegant barley twist columns, enhancing the clock's timeless charm. The beautifully painted cream-colored 12" dial features black Roman numerals, accompanied by two subsidiary dials for seconds and the date. A captivating feature is the moving ship in the centre of the arch, complemented by brightly painted spandrels that depict ships and castles. The case boasts a bowfront door framed by half barley twist columns and showcases exceptional flame mahogany veneers. The base is finished with a striking flame mahogany panel and stands proudly on bracket feet. While minor imperfections are to be expected with antiques, the clock’s remarkable presence, warm tones, and rich patina make it a true standout. This is an extraordinary antique clock that embodies both beauty and craftsmanship, making it a perfect statement piece.
George Lumsden Jr of Pittenween is known for crafting longcase clocks during the 19th century.
Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors has dated this Scottish Mahogany Longcase Clock to the Victorian era.
A family run business , second generation of antique dealers est 1977 with 3 warehouses over 6000 sq ft
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