Antique Mahogany Longcase Clock 18th Century

Name: Long Case Clock
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA640320
Price: 5200 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Longcase clocks developed in the late seventeenth century following the invention of the anchor escapement, which allowed for longer pendulums and narrower cases. During the Georgian era, cabinetmakers perfected the design using rich woods such as mahogany, housing brass weight-driven movements and detailed dials.

Traditional longcase clocks feature solid wood or veneered cases made from mahogany, oak, or walnut. Internal movements consist of brass plates, steel gears, lead weights, and a long pendulum, while dial faces are commonly composed of cast brass or painted iron.

Authentic period examples display hand-cut gear teeth, cast brass spandrels, and natural wear patterns on the wooden case. Dials often feature hand-engraved chapter rings, subsidiary dials, or hand-painted arch scenes corresponding to regional horological styles.

A longcase clock functions as an architectural anchor in formal hallways, dining rooms, or stairwell landings. Placing the clock against a neutral backdrop highlights the rich wood grain and brass accents, blending classic horology with contemporary spaces.

Keep the case level to ensure proper pendulum operation and protect the wood from direct sunlight or extreme humidity changes. The movement should be oiled and serviced by a professional horologist every five to seven years.

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