What is the proper care and preservation routine for an antique grandfather clock?

Keep the timber away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent cracking, and have the mechanical movement professionally serviced and oiled every few years.

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Small Georgian Oak Grandfather Longcase Clock

Name: Small Georgian Oak Grandfather Longcase Clock
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1154688
Price: 1000 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

18th century

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Good Light English Oak Early Georgian Small Grandfather Longcase Clock

Circa 1760

Height 76.25in or 194cm - Ideal if you have a low ceiling

The Finely Engraved Gilt Brass Dial is Inscribed for John Ramsbottom. He was the first of 8 or 9 Ramsbotton Clockmakers in the Hall Green, Wakefield & Surrounding Area of Yorkshire that Continued Well Into The Later Half of the 19th Century.

He was Born Circa 1720 and died Circa 1780. Bring the first, he did not add a Town Name.

The Castle Gate Design Gilt Brass Corner Spandrels are typical of the 1760-1785 period. The Centre Finely Engraved with Floral Swirls and An Urn Full of Flowers. That Compliment the Silvered Chapter Ring & Date Dial Window.

The Case naturally has Signs of its Age but is of Good Colour and Patination As Well As Being in Good Sound Solid Condition.

The 30 Hour Movement Has been Checked, Serviced & Tested - Good Working Order.

Mahogany Turned Hood Columns With Gilt Brass Capitals.

Working Lock to The Full Length Trunk Door with Shaped Top. Elm Back Board. All Raised on a Deep Plinth Base.

Please contact Robert Via Messaging or on 07899 058752 to Discuss.

Viewing By Appointment Welcome.

Delivery Options Available. Should Robert be Doing Delivery, Then, Set Up Would Also Be Offered. If a Courier is Used, Then, Set Up Instructions would be Offered.

Please Supply Your Postcode for Options. Costs depend upon Your Location From Me.

Physical Dimensions

Height

194cm (76.38")

Width

47.5cm (18.70")

Depth

26cm (10.24")

Declaration

Heydays Antiques has dated this Georgian Oak Longcase Clock to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1154688

Dealers Internal Reference

Be05JSF146

Description

Good Light English Oak Early Georgian Small Grandfather Longcase Clock

Circa 1760

Height 76.25in or 194cm - Ideal if you have a low ceiling

The Finely Engraved Gilt Brass Dial is Inscribed for John Ramsbottom.

“

He was the first of 8 or 9 Ramsbotton Clockmakers in the Hall Green, Wakefield & Surrounding Area of Yorkshire that Continued Well Into The Later Half of the 19th Century.

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fig 1. An upright antique oak longcase clock featuring a square brass dial, glass door hood, and a tall wooden trunk. — fig 1. Small Georgian Oak Grandfather Longcase Clock

He was Born Circa 1720 and died Circa 1780. Bring the first, he did not add a Town Name.

The Castle Gate Design Gilt Brass Corner Spandrels are typical of the 1760-1785 period. The Centre Finely Engraved with Floral Swirls and An Urn Full of Flowers. That Compliment the Silvered Chapter Ring & Date Dial Window.

fig 2. An upright antique oak longcase clock featuring a square brass dial, glass door hood, and a tall wooden trunk. — fig 2. Small Georgian Oak Grandfather Longcase Clock

The Case naturally has Signs of its Age but is of Good Colour and Patination As Well As Being in Good Sound Solid Condition.

The 30 Hour Movement Has been Checked, Serviced & Tested - Good Working Order.

fig 3. An upright antique oak longcase clock featuring a square brass dial, glass door hood, and a tall wooden trunk. — fig 3. Small Georgian Oak Grandfather Longcase Clock

Mahogany Turned Hood Columns With Gilt Brass Capitals.

Working Lock to The Full Length Trunk Door with Shaped Top. Elm Back Board. All Raised on a Deep Plinth Base.

Please contact Robert Via Messaging or on 07899 058752 to Discuss.

fig 4. An upright antique oak longcase clock featuring a square brass dial, glass door hood, and a tall wooden trunk. — fig 4. Small Georgian Oak Grandfather Longcase Clock

Viewing By Appointment Welcome.

Delivery Options Available. Should Robert be Doing Delivery, Then, Set Up Would Also Be Offered. If a Courier is Used, Then, Set Up Instructions would be Offered.

Please Supply Your Postcode for Options. Costs depend upon Your Location From Me.

Physical Dimensions

Height

194cm (76.38")

Width

47.5cm (18.70")

Depth

26cm (10.24")

Date of Manufacture

Heydays Antiques has dated this Georgian Oak Longcase Clock to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1154688

Dealers Internal Ref

Be05JSF146

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The Georgian era, spanning the 18th century, brought refined proportions, architectural hood designs often featuring columns or pediments, and improved precision in clockmaker mechanics.

Makers predominantly used native timbers such as oak, mahogany, and walnut for the cases, paired with brass and iron for the movement gears, dials, and decorative spandrels.

Authenticity is assessed by examining the hand-cut joinery in the case, checking for original matching movement serial numbers, and observing natural patina and wear patterns on the timber.

Position the clock in a transitional hallway, reception room, or study where its vertical scale creates architectural interest, contrasting against neutral or boldly painted walls.

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