Antique Oak Longcase Clock 18th Century

Name: Oak Long Case Clock
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1140217
Price: 2250 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectLongcase Clocks
Period18th century
StyleGeorgian
MaterialOak, Brass, Glass
ColourDark Brown
MotifsBrass finials, painted arch dial, arched door, plinth base
SizeH 216 cm (85 in) x W 51 cm (20 in) x D 26 cm (10 in)

This Georgian oak longcase clock is a tall floor-standing timepiece of traditional English country house design. The dark brown timber case exhibits a rich, polished finish with prominent grain patterns, complemented by bright brass ball finials surmounting the pagoda hood and matching brass corner capitals flanking the glazed dial door. The arched white dial features hand-painted floral motifs including pink roses in the upper arch and urns in the spandrels, alongside classic black Roman numerals, subsidiary second and calendar dials, and the inscribed signature of maker John Tickell of Kingsbridge. Below the hood, a full-length locking arched door opens to reveal the internal weight drop, set above a sturdy stepped rectangular plinth base with bracket feet. The clock stands 216 cm high, 51 cm wide, and 26 cm deep. Positioned upright against an interior wall, this standing timepiece serves as a functional and decorative focal point in a hallway, drawing room, study, or traditional living area. The eight-day movement chimes to mark the passing hours, combining mechanical utility with historical cabinetmaking craftsmanship. The wood displays subtle signs of age consistent with its late eighteenth-century origins, while the hardware retains its original polished appearance. The narrow depth allows it to fit comfortably in transitional spaces or circulation areas without obstructing foot traffic, making it a practical addition to period and traditional interiors alike.

FAQs

A longcase clock, commonly known as a grandfather clock, is a tall, weight-driven pendulum clock housed in a freestanding wooden case that originated in the seventeenth century.

Georgian longcase clocks were typically crafted from solid native timbers such as oak, mahogany, or walnut, featuring brass dial movements, hand-painted clock faces, and cast brass finials.

Authentic eighteenth-century longcase clocks often feature hand-painted or engraved brass dials, maker signatures from specific market towns, hand-cut gear mechanisms, and original joinery techniques.

A dark oak longcase clock provides a grounding focal point in entryways, dining rooms, or hallways when styled alongside neutral paint palettes and clean contemporary furnishings.

Keep the clock case in a stable humidity environment away from direct heat sources, apply a high-quality beeswax polish periodically to protect the oak finish, and have the mechanical movement serviced by a professional horologist every five to seven years.

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