Antique Oak Longcase Clock 19th Century

Name: 8 Day Oak & Mahogany Longcase Clock 'Foxton, Sutton Ashfield'
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA919193
Price: 975 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectLongcase Clocks
Period19th century
StyleGeorgian
MaterialOak, Mahogany, Brass, Glass
ColourWarm Brown
MotifsSwan-neck pediment, Painted arch dial, Crossbanded trunk door, Brass finial
SizeH 201 cm (79 in) x W 55 cm (22 in) x D 25 cm (10 in)

This 19th-century Georgian longcase clock stands at 207 cm high including its central brass finial, with a width of 55 cm and a depth of 25 cm. It is constructed from oak and mahogany in warm brown tones, displaying a swan-neck pediment, reeded pillars, and a shaped crossbanded trunk door flanked by quarter columns over a crossbanded base with shaped bracket feet. The white painted arch dial shows Roman numerals, an outdoor scene, an inner date indicator, and a seconds aperture beneath glass. The surface exhibits minor scuffs, light surface wear, and natural grain variations in the timber. A key dangles from the brass keyhole escutcheon on the door. Placement in a traditional entrance hallway, a reception room, or a dining room suits this standing timepiece, where it provides both functional timekeeping and decorative presence. The case requires floor placement against a vertical wall surface, anchored safely to prevent tipping. Regular winding maintains the movement's operation, while dry dusting preserves the timber and glass surfaces.

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An eight-day longcase clock, commonly known as a grandfather clock, is a tall pendulum clock powered by weights that only require winding once every eight days. Developed in the late seventeenth century, these clocks featured long pendulums enclosed within a wooden case to ensure accurate timekeeping.

Georgian longcase clocks were typically crafted from solid woods such as oak, mahogany, or walnut, often featuring decorative crossbanding and veneers. The internal movements were constructed from brass and iron, while dials were frequently made of painted iron or brass with glass hood aperture panels.

Authentic examples feature hand-cut gears, hand-painted or hand-engraved dials displaying maker names and towns, and hand-joined cabinetry with dovetail joints. Signs of natural age, including uneven patination, weight wear inside the trunk, and original movement mountings, further indicate period construction.

Position a longcase clock as a structural focal point in an entrance hall or dining space to add vertical architecture. Combining dark wood cases with modern light paint schemes creates a balanced visual contrast between historic craft and contemporary aesthetics.

Keep the clock situated on a level surface away from direct sunlight, radiators, and high humidity to prevent wood warping. The movement should be professionally cleaned and lubricated by a horologist every five to seven years.

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