N Wilson Antiques Clocks has dated this Chippendale Revival Longcase Clock to the Edwardian era.

This an extremely impressive longcase clock which has a superb eight day, three train musical movement which plays Westminster and Whittington Chimes. It chimes on the quarter hours on eight tubular bells with the hours striking on the ninth tube. There is a selector which allows either the Westminster and Whittington Chimes to be played.

The brass arched dial has a silvered chapter ring and Arabic Numerals with a subsidiary seconds dial to the centre. The arch has three subsidiary dials, ‘Strike/Silent’, ‘Chime/Silent’, ‘Whittington/Westminster’, surrounded with pierced scrolling spandrels.

The stunning Chippendale style case has an arched hood surmounted by an acanthus carved and marquetry inlaid cresting. This leads down to superb carved detailing around the hood door which is flanked by carved scroll work. Then to the sides of the hood door are lovely shaped fretted panels.

The glazed trunk door is beautifully overlaid with carved lattice and scrolls, and flanked by scrolling acanthus uprights. To the sides of the trunk are shaped glass panels.
The base has a wonderful shaped panel with a finely inlaid marquetry floral basket to the centre, this is then flanked by cantered corners with blind fret uprights with carved scrollwork to the top. then to the sides are shaped panels. The clock is then raised on a shaped plinth.

As can be seen from the photographs the detailing to this clock is unbelievably impressive.
The clock has its three original weights and pendulum.
The approximate MAXIMUM dimensions are : 107 inches (8ft 11 inches) / 270 cm high x 27 inches / 68 cm wide x 18 1/2 inches / 47 cm deep

CONDITION: From the photographs you can see that this is an exquisite clock which is in exceptional condition, just minor knocks / marks commensurate with age, and use. Please study photographs carefully as they form part of the description and condition, as what you view is exactly what you will receive.
N Wilson Antiques Clocks has dated this Chippendale Revival Longcase Clock to the Edwardian era.
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