Heydays Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
That Firm (Now the 7th Generation of Decendents) Still Trades as the Well Known F. Hinds Jewellers - Family Business of the year 2014.
Born Circa 1806, Working From 1825, Married 1827, Free 1833-35, Then to Colchester Circa 1835 till Died 1847.
Nephew of William Hickman of Stamford
Joseph also Maintained Stamford's Famous Church Clock.
Having Been Checked, Serviced and Tested This clock Charming Late Georgian Oak and Mahogany 8 Day Clock is offered in Good Working Order.
Attractive Enamel Painted Dial with Seconds Dial, Date Window and Charming Floral Decoration to the 4 Corners Below A Lady Sitting Outside with Bunches of Fruit that, at the time, would have only just been Introduced to the Country. The False Plate Stamped "Russell & Bell Birmingham" - part of Russell & Bell Edinburgh who became Russell & Anderson, then Russell & Clark and finally Thomas Russell. A total Trading Time From 1824-1855
The Hood with Reeded Columns and String Inlay Decoration, Surmounted by 3 Wooded Gilt Finials. Please note that the height given (204.5cm or 80.5in Approx) is without the finial.
Please contact Robert Via email or on 07899 058752 to Arrange Viewing, Collection or to Discuss Possible Delivery and Setup - Please Supply Your Postcode or Town for Options.
Heydays Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
Specialising in personal attention for 17/18/19th c traditional longcase clocks & early 20th c triple weight quarter chiming musical clocks
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Early Joseph Hinds of Stamford (Forbearer to F. Hinds Jewellers) Oak & Mahogany Grandfather Longcase Clock.
