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Late 18th / Early 19th Century Welsh Oak Longcase Clock by Thomas Webbe of New Quay
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Late 18th / Early 19th Century Welsh Oak Longcase Clock by Thomas Webbe of New Quay

18th century
Description

A highly attractive late 18th to early 19th century Welsh longcase clock by Thomas Webbe of New Quay, housed in a beautifully figured oak case of warm, rich colour and excellent patina.

The hood is surmounted by elegant scroll pediment with central finial, above a glazed door flanked by distinctive barley twist columns. The trunk features a well-figured door framed by further twist columns, standing on a shaped plinth base, all displaying particularly pleasing grain and colour throughout.

The painted dial is especially charming, depicting coastal and rural scenes with an automaton rocking ship to the arch, bringing the piece to life as the movement runs. The white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial is signed Thomas Webbe, New Quay, and fitted with finely pierced hands.

The eight-day movement strikes on a bell and is driven by a pendulum and weights, with the original style bob present.

A characterful and decorative Welsh longcase clock, combining regional craftsmanship with a delightful animated dial—both a practical timepiece and a striking interior feature.

Physical Dimensions
Height
235cm (92.52")
Width
59cm (23.23")
Depth
27cm (10.63")
Declaration

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Antique Oak Longcase Clock to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1209780
Dealers Internal Reference
C2845
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Description
A highly attractive late 18th to early 19th century Welsh longcase clock by Thomas Webbe of New Quay, housed in a beautifully figured oak case of warm, rich colour and excellent patina.
The hood is surmounted by elegant scroll pediment with central finial, above a glazed door flanked by distinctive barley twist columns.
Salisbury Antiques Centre

The trunk features a well-figured door framed by further twist columns, standing on a shaped plinth base, all displaying particularly pleasing grain and colour throughout.

fig 1. A late 18th-century Welsh oak longcase clock with a swan-neck pediment, spiral side columns, and a hand-painted dial featuring a ship illustration.
fig 1. Late 18th / Early 19th Century Welsh Oak Longcase Clock by Thomas Webbe of New Quay

The painted dial is especially charming, depicting coastal and rural scenes with an automaton rocking ship to the arch, bringing the piece to life as the movement runs. The white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial is signed Thomas Webbe, New Quay, and fitted with finely pierced hands.

fig 2. A late 18th-century Welsh oak longcase clock with a swan-neck pediment, spiral side columns, and a hand-painted dial featuring a ship illustration.
fig 2. Late 18th / Early 19th Century Welsh Oak Longcase Clock by Thomas Webbe of New Quay

The eight-day movement strikes on a bell and is driven by a pendulum and weights, with the original style bob present.

A characterful and decorative Welsh longcase clock, combining regional craftsmanship with a delightful animated dial—both a practical timepiece and a striking interior feature.

Height
235cm (92.52")
Width
59cm (23.23")
Depth
27cm (10.63")
Date of Manufacture

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Antique Oak Longcase Clock to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1209780
Dealers Internal Ref
C2845
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2007
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Archive I A late 18th-century Welsh oak longcase clock with a swan-neck pediment, spiral side columns, and a hand-painted dial featuring a ship illustration.

Late 18th / Early 19th Century Welsh Oak Longcase Clock by Thomas Webbe of New Quay

Archive II A late 18th-century Welsh oak longcase clock with a swan-neck pediment, spiral side columns, and a hand-painted dial featuring a ship illustration. View II
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A late 18th-century Welsh oak longcase clock with a swan-neck pediment, spiral side columns, and a hand-painted dial featuring a ship illustration.
Late 18th / Early 19th Century Welsh Oak Longcase Clock by Thomas Webbe of New Quay
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A late 18th-century Welsh oak longcase clock with a swan-neck pediment, spiral side columns, and a hand-painted dial featuring a ship illustration.
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A longcase clock, commonly known as a grandfather clock, is a tall, free-standing, weight-driven pendulum clock enclosed in a wooden cabinet.

Georgian longcase clocks were typically constructed from native hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or walnut, featuring brass movements and hand-painted or engraved metal dials.

Authentic late 18th-century Welsh pieces often feature native oak cases, painted dials depicting local or maritime scenes, regional maker signatures, and traditional joinery such as hand-cut dovetails.

Position a longcase clock as a focal point in an entryway, hallway, or dining space, pairing its architectural height with neutral walls and subtle accent lighting.

Keep the clock case in a climate-controlled environment away from direct heat sources, apply microcrystalline wax periodically to protect the timber, and have the mechanical movement serviced regularly by a qualified horologist.
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