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Georgian Mahogany Grandfather Clock by Coats of Wigan Longcase Circa 1820
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Georgian Mahogany Grandfather Clock by Coats of Wigan Longcase Circa 1820

18th century
Description

An impressive Georgian mahogany longcase clock by A Coats of Wigan, dating to circa 1820

The case displays richly figured flame mahogany veneers complemented by fine inlaid stringing

The hood features a swan neck pediment with brass roundels and three brass finials

Fluted columns flank the glazed dial door beneath a decorative frieze

The painted dial features bold Roman numerals and an outer minute track

Hand-painted floral decoration adorns the green corner panels

Decorative pierced hands are complemented by subsidiary

seconds and date dials

The long trunk door features a shaped top and is flanked by fluted quarter columns

A matching figured mahogany base completes the elegant proportions

Offered in great shape - fully restored to original condition

Will ship to anywhere in the world - including the US -

please get in touch for a shipping quote

Dimensions are in inches (CM)

Width x Depth x Height

24 (61) x 12 (30.5) x 93 (236.2)

Physical Dimensions
Height
236.2cm (92.99")
Width
30.5cm (12.01")
Depth
61cm (24.02")
Declaration

Canonbury Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Longcase Clock to the 18th Century.

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SA1239964
Description
An impressive Georgian mahogany longcase clock by A Coats of Wigan, dating to circa 1820

The case displays richly figured flame mahogany veneers complemented by fine inlaid stringing

The hood features a swan neck pediment with brass roundels and three brass finials

fig 1. A Georgian mahogany longcase clock featuring a swan-neck pediment with three brass finials, a painted dial with Roman numerals, and a flame mahogany door.
fig 1. Georgian Mahogany Grandfather Clock by Coats of Wigan Longcase Circa 1820

Fluted columns flank the glazed dial door beneath a decorative frieze

The painted dial features bold Roman numerals and an outer minute track

Hand-painted floral decoration adorns the green corner panels

fig 2. A Georgian mahogany longcase clock featuring a swan-neck pediment with three brass finials, a painted dial with Roman numerals, and a flame mahogany door.
fig 2. Georgian Mahogany Grandfather Clock by Coats of Wigan Longcase Circa 1820

Decorative pierced hands are complemented by subsidiary

seconds and date dials

The long trunk door features a shaped top and is flanked by fluted quarter columns

A matching figured mahogany base completes the elegant proportions

fig 3. A Georgian mahogany longcase clock featuring a swan-neck pediment with three brass finials, a painted dial with Roman numerals, and a flame mahogany door.
fig 3. Georgian Mahogany Grandfather Clock by Coats of Wigan Longcase Circa 1820

Offered in great shape - fully restored to original condition

Will ship to anywhere in the world - including the US -

please get in touch for a shipping quote

Dimensions are in inches (CM)

Width x Depth x Height

24 (61) x 12 (30.5) x 93 (236.2)

Height
236.2cm (92.99")
Width
30.5cm (12.01")
Depth
61cm (24.02")
Date of Manufacture

Canonbury Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Longcase Clock to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1239964
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Archive I A Georgian mahogany longcase clock featuring a swan-neck pediment with three brass finials, a painted dial with Roman numerals, and a flame mahogany door.

Georgian Mahogany Grandfather Clock by Coats of Wigan Longcase Circa 1820

Archive II A Georgian mahogany longcase clock featuring a swan-neck pediment with three brass finials, a painted dial with Roman numerals, and a flame mahogany door. View II
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A Georgian mahogany longcase clock featuring a swan-neck pediment with three brass finials, a painted dial with Roman numerals, and a flame mahogany door.
Georgian Mahogany Grandfather Clock by Coats of Wigan Longcase Circa 1820
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A Georgian mahogany longcase clock featuring a swan-neck pediment with three brass finials, a painted dial with Roman numerals, and a flame mahogany door.
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  • ObjectLongcase Clocks
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialMahogany, Brass, Glass, Iron
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsSwan neck pediment, Brass finials, Painted dial, Fluted columns
  • SizeH 236.2 cm (93 in) x W 30.5 cm (12 in) x D 61 cm (24 in)

This Georgian longcase clock dates to circa 1820 and belongs to the 18th century period. The case uses dark brown mahogany with rich flame mahogany veneers and fine inlaid stringing, complemented by brass and glass elements. The hood displays a swan-neck pediment topped with three upright brass finials above a decorative frieze, while fluted columns flank the glass-fronted dial door. The painted dial shows bold Roman numerals, green corner panels with hand-painted floral decoration, pierced hands, and subsidiary seconds and date dials. A small keyhole escutcheon sits on the long trunk door, which has a shaped top and is flanked by fluted quarter columns, all resting on a matching figured base. Measuring 61 cm wide, 30.5 cm deep and 236.2 cm high, the clock stands upright on the floor. Suitable for placement in a gentleman's library, study or hallway, the piece brings traditional horological charm to a home interior. It functions as a tall freestanding timekeeper and decorative focal point against an interior wall. The dark wood tones, brass hardware and painted face provide visual depth in a living room, hallway or reception space, pairing well with period furniture and classic interior schemes. The tall proportions allow it to occupy a vertical corner or wall space without taking up significant floor area.

A Georgian longcase clock, commonly known as a grandfather clock, is a tall, weight-driven pendulum clock housed within a freestanding timber cabinet produced in Britain between 1714 and 1830.

These clocks typically feature cases constructed from solid and veneered hardwoods such as mahogany or oak, housing iron or brass movements, glass hood panels, and painted or brass dials.

Authenticity is indicated by period-appropriate joinery, hand-forged movement components, original dial painting, regional maker signatures, and natural timber patination consistent with age.

Position the clock as an architectural accent in an entrance hallway, stairwell, or formal living room, setting dark mahogany wood against neutral wall surfaces to emphasize its vertical structure.

Keep the clock case in a climate-controlled space away from direct heat sources, wax the timber periodically with natural beeswax, and arrange for periodic mechanical servicing by a qualified horologist.
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