Fine George III Mahogany 8 Day London Longcase Clock

A fine quality George III figured mahogany cased 8 day brass and silvered dial London longcase clock with five pillar movement C.1760. Slim figured timber case, reeded pillars to the trunk with brass capitals and stringing. Matching columns to the hood with fretted pediment to the top and view windows to the sides. Sat on the original stepped foot. Fine quality brass and engraved silvered dial with subsidiary seconds, date and strike/silent facility dials. Bears the makers name William Scott, London. Cast gilt brass spandrels to the corners and the arch, original fretted blued steel hands. The original 8 day movement with five pillars and anchor escapement, strikes on a bell on the hour. Superb colour and original patina, fully overhauled movement. Measures 91" high x 19.5" wide x 9.5" deep.

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