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Long Case Clock
Hedley Wilson
for sale €5,616     $6,096
£4,800

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Long Case Clock

18th century
For Sale by Hedley Wilson
Description

An unusual automaton clock of a pheasant shooter, by William Gammon.

A long case clock in decorative flame mahogany veneers, the arched hood with three finial mounted blocks, and shaped cresting.

The break arch dial, with subsidiary seconds and calendar aperture, having the figure of a hunter in the arch, with a pheasant in the top right of the dial. Both the hunter's arm, and the pheasant move in unison. A Whatsapp video is available, to see the moving parts.

The movement is of eight day duration.

Height 93"

c. 1820

Physical Dimensions
Height
236cm (92.91")
Width
50cm (19.69")
Depth
26cm (10.24")
Declaration

Hedley Wilson has dated this Georgian Mahogany Longcase Clock to the Georgian era.

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Description
An unusual automaton clock of a pheasant shooter, by William Gammon.
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A long case clock in decorative flame mahogany veneers, the arched hood with three finial mounted blocks, and shaped cresting.
Hedley Wilson

The break arch dial, with subsidiary seconds and calendar aperture, having the figure of a hunter in the arch, with a pheasant in the top right of the dial. Both the hunter's arm, and the pheasant move in unison. A Whatsapp video is available, to see the moving parts.

The movement is of eight day duration.

Height 93"

c. 1820

Height
236cm (92.91")
Width
50cm (19.69")
Depth
26cm (10.24")
Date of Manufacture

Hedley Wilson has dated this Georgian Mahogany Longcase Clock to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA864135
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automaton long case clock
Hedley Wilson
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An antique Georgian flame mahogany longcase clock featuring three brass ball finials, an arched hood, and a hand-painted dial with Roman numerals.
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An antique Georgian flame mahogany longcase clock featuring three brass ball finials, an arched hood, and a hand-painted dial with Roman numerals.
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An antique Georgian flame mahogany longcase clock featuring three brass ball finials, an arched hood, and a hand-painted dial with Roman numerals.
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Longcase clocks reached a peak of craftsmanship during the Georgian era, transitioning from early walnut cases to rich flame mahogany. Regional clockmakers created weight-driven movements encased in tall wooden housing, incorporating painted or brass dials that served as both functional timepieces and status symbols in wealthy households.

These clocks were typically constructed from mahogany or oak framing, frequently veneered with highly figured flame mahogany. The clock mechanisms were crafted from cast brass and steel, while the dials were either engraved brass or painted sheet iron decorated with floral or pictorial motifs.

Authentic period longcase clocks feature hand-cut dovetail joinery, period-correct weight-driven movements, and hand-painted or engraved dials with age-appropriate wear. Examining the construction of the trunk door, the hand-forged iron weights, and original movement mountings helps distinguish antique originals from later reproductions.

A longcase clock serves as an architectural anchor in an entryway, hallway, or dining space. Positioning it against a neutral backdrop alongside tailored upholstery or classic oil paintings allows its warm wood tones and rich patina to complement both traditional and modern eclectic decor.

The wooden case should be kept away from direct heat sources and sunlight, with periodic applications of high-quality beeswax to preserve the finish. The mechanical movement requires professional horological servicing every five to seven years to maintain lubrication and prevent wear on the gear trains.
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