Georgian Mahogany Longcase Clock 19th Century

Name: Georgian Mahogany Cased Grandfather Clock
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1228510
Price: 1425 GBP
Availability: InStock

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A Georgian mahogany longcase clock featuring a swan-neck pediment, brass details, and a painted dial with a moon phase indicator.

Georgian Mahogany Cased Grandfather Clock

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ObjectLongcase Clocks
Period19th century
StyleGeorgian
MaterialMahogany, Brass, Glass
ColourDark Brown
MotifsSwan-neck pediment, Flame mahogany door, Moon phase dial, Fluted hood columns
SizeH 232 cm (91 in) x W 59 cm (23 in) x D 24 cm (9 in)

This Georgian longcase clock by William Nicholson of Manchester dates to 1800 and is made from dark brown mahogany, brass, and glass. The tall case stands on bracket feet and displays a swan-neck pediment with brass finials above fluted hood columns, a painted dial featuring a moon phase indicator, and a flame mahogany trunk door. The polished timber finish gives a warm glow to the dark brown grain. Standing 232 cm high, 59 cm wide, and 24 cm deep, this vertical timepiece makes an imposing architectural statement in an entrance hall, landing, or traditional study. The clock face presents Roman numerals with subsidiary dials, set beneath a painted arched top depicting a scenic landscape. The hood door encloses the glazed dial frame, while the long waist door opens to reveal the weight-driven mechanical movement. The case exhibits light re-polishing to even up the colour across the mahogany surfaces while retaining its original character. Placed against a wall in a traditional living space or hallway, the tall proportions provide a commanding focal point while housing a fully functioning antique timekeeper.

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Produced during the reigns of King George I through King George IV, Georgian longcase clocks are characterized by architectural proportions, refined timber veneers such as mahogany, and weight-driven pendulum mechanisms.

Cases were predominantly constructed from solid oak or pine and faced with flame mahogany or walnut veneers, while internal movements utilized brass plates, steel arbors, and cast iron weights.

Authentic pieces feature hand-cut dovetail joints, cast brass movement plates, hand-engraved or painted dials, and natural timber wear consistent with two centuries of age.

Positioning a tall clock in an entrance hall, stair landing, or dining room creates an architectural focal point that grounds modern minimalist or traditional decor schemes.

Dust timber surfaces regularly with a dry microfibre cloth, apply high-grade beeswax annually to protect the veneer, and maintain balanced indoor humidity to prevent timber movement.

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