Clockwise has dated this Georgian Mahogany Longcase Clock to the Georgian era.
The trunk is flanked by an inset reeded decorative pillar to each side. The elegant swan-neck hood has matching inset reeded pillars and a sound fret to each side.
The glorious 13 inch dial is a particular feature of the clock, the spandrels painted with scenes depicting the four seasons and the arch with an interior scene depicting 'Peace and Plenty'. The clock also has both a subsidiary seconds and working date dial. Original stamped and pierced matching brass hands complete the stunning overall effect.
The movement is an eight day anchor escapement with a rack strike to sound the hours on a sonorous bell. The clock is powered by matching weights and the movement has just been overhauled and fitted with new wire lines and as such benefits from my three year guarantee; this clock comes complete with its original painted pendulum and a crank key.
John Finlayson ran a Silversmith business on 153 Stockwell Street, Glasgow from 1809 to 1828. Thomas Finlayson was a Jeweller listed at 5 Nelson Street, Glasgow, active during the 1810s and 1820s. In all likelihood this clock was commissioned by Thomas and took pride of place in his shop.
This impressive clock really is a beautiful piece of furniture and delivery is available.
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Clockwise has dated this Georgian Mahogany Longcase Clock to the Georgian era.
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Magnificent Georgian Glasgow Longcase Clock
