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19th Century Mahogany Grandmother Clock
Worboys Antiques
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£2,750
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19th Century Mahogany Grandmother Clock

19th century
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Description

A rare, small, 19th century miniature longcase clock or Grandmother clock. It has a mahogany case with exceptional figured mahogany veneers. The flat top has turned side pillars, a long door and out swept bracket feet. It has an 8 inch dial and a twin chain driven fusee movement that sounds the hours on a bell. The dial is signed by the maker, Mathews of Bristol. A Jacob Mathews worked in Bristol in 1842.

The case is in good original condition, the movement has been fully serviced and is guaranteed for 12 months. If you would like a video clip of this clock working please email us.

Physical Dimensions
Height
169cm (66.54")
Width
43cm (16.93")
Depth
28cm (11.02")
Declaration

Worboys Antiques has dated this Mahogany Grandmother Clock to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
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SA772292
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376235
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Description
A rare, small, 19th century miniature longcase clock or Grandmother clock. It has a mahogany case with exceptional figured mahogany veneers. The flat top has turned side pillars, a long door and out swept bracket feet. It has an 8 inch dial and a twin chain driven fusee movement that sounds the hours on a bell. The dial is signed by the maker, Mathews of Bristol. A Jacob Mathews worked in Bristol in 1842.
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The case is in good original condition, the movement has been fully serviced and is guaranteed for 12 months.
Worboys Antiques

If you would like a video clip of this clock working please email us.

Height
169cm (66.54")
Width
43cm (16.93")
Depth
28cm (11.02")
Date of Manufacture

Worboys Antiques has dated this Mahogany Grandmother Clock to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA772292
Dealers Internal Ref
376235
Worboys Antiques
Worboys Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2005

Established since 1978, dealing in and restoring most antiques, specialising in clocks and furniture.

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A 19th-century mahogany grandmother clock featuring a flame mahogany veneered trunk door, turned columns flanking a circular Roman numeral dial, and a stepped pediment hood.
19th Century Mahogany Grandmother Clock
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A 19th-century mahogany grandmother clock featuring a flame mahogany veneered trunk door, turned columns flanking a circular Roman numeral dial, and a stepped pediment hood.
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A grandmother clock is a floor-standing pendulum clock similar in design to a grandfather clock but built on a smaller scale, generally measuring under six feet in height. First produced in the late 17th and 18th centuries, they offer a slimmer profile suited to smaller spaces.

19th-century grandmother clock cases were predominantly crafted from solid woods and decorative veneers, particularly mahogany, oak, and walnut. Internal mechanisms featured brass gears, iron weights, steel pendulums, and painted enamel or brass dials.

Authentic 19th-century longcase clocks display hand-finished joinery, weight-driven movements with hand-cut brass gears, and original painted or engraved dials. Natural patination on the timber case, aged brass components, and period-correct maker signatures on the dial also assist in identification.

A grandmother clock can serve as a focal architectural feature in an entryway, hallway, or dining space. Placing it alongside contemporary artwork or minimalist furnishings creates a visual contrast between historic craftsmanship and modern design.

The mahogany case should be kept away from direct sunlight and central heating sources to prevent wood drying and movement. Apply microcrystalline wax occasionally to protect the finish, and have the mechanical movement cleaned and lubricated by a professional horologist every five to ten years.
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