Fowey River Antiques has dated this piece to the 1800s.
~~ Fully restored and serviced ~~
This is a fabulous longcase clock made by William Berry of Gateshead dated to around 1810.

The case is decorated with satinwood stringing and mahogany crosbanding, this theme is carried on through the trunk, door and base which also has fine mahogany crossbanding.
The case is enhanced with satin wood stringing to the canted corners and reeded pillars to the hood. It also has a fully working lock and key.

The glass in the hood is in perfect condition with no chips or cracks.
The clock dial is of polished solid brass with decorative corner spandrels and roman numeral chapter ring, of course it is fully marked William Berry Gateshead.

It has a superb 8 day movement with working seconds. The clock strikes the hours on a large bell and is keeping good time.
The clock is in full working order and has just been serviced by Alan Williams of Plymouth clocks who is a Fellow of the British Horological Institute so it should give many years of trouble free service.

The clock movement comes with a full 12 month warranty, full setting up instructions and telephone help if required.
If you require further information please telephone Andrew and Lynn Wilson of Fowey River Antiques, Cornwall on 01726 813155 daytime and evenings. Please be aware this clock is also available for sale in our shop and subsequently may be withdrawn from here.
Dimensions of clock: Height 83.5" Width is 20" Depth is 10"
Delivery for this item to mainland England and Wales is free via specialist courier, unfortunately we are unable to deliver to Scotland or Northern Ireland.
Why not collect in person and take in the sights of Cornwall - we are 2 miles from the historic port of Fowey and 3 miles from world famous Eden Project.
Fowey River Antiques has dated this piece to the 1800s.
We are traditional watchmakers who specialise in the restoration of premium vintage watches.
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