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John Pape of Blyth Mahogany Longcase Grandfather Clock
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John Pape of Blyth Mahogany Longcase Grandfather Clock

19th century
Sold 21 May 2025 · Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd
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A Victorian Northumberland longcase/Grandfather clock. A well proportioned mahogany case with an arched hood pediment with the original fretwork surmounted by 3 brass finials. Turned hood side columns. Acanthus leaves to the top of the trunk columns. Choice flame mahogany case veneers with rosewood crossbanding. The original turned feet. An arched painted dial with spaniels to the corners and a lady in a country scene to the arch. A seconds dials with brass hands and date aperture. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the hours on a bell. Circa 1845.

John Pape of Blyth in Nortumberland is recorded in Loomes 'Watch and Clockmakers of The World' book as working from 1827 - 1858.

Height 7ft 6 "/ 230 cms (to top of brass finial) Depth 9 " / 23 cms Width (at widest point of the hood) 19 1/2" / 50 cms

From Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd you can expect a genuine antique grandfather longcase clock that is serviced with 12 months guarantee. We personally set up and deliver to the UK, please contact us for a quote. Worldwide packing available. We are members of The British Watchmakers and Clockmakers Guild. Please see our other selection at www.kdclocks.co.uk. Phone to order on 01179565281 or for further information.

Date of Manufacture

Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd has dated this Mahogany Longcase Grandfather Clock to the 1850s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
230cm (90.55")
Width
50cm (19.69")
Depth
23cm (9.06")
Reference Numbers
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SA957641
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A Victorian Northumberland longcase/Grandfather clock.
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A well proportioned mahogany case with an arched hood pediment with the original fretwork surmounted by 3 brass finials.
Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd

Turned hood side columns. Acanthus leaves to the top of the trunk columns. Choice flame mahogany case veneers with rosewood crossbanding. The original turned feet. An arched painted dial with spaniels to the corners and a lady in a country scene to the arch. A seconds dials with brass hands and date aperture. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the hours on a bell. Circa 1845.

fig 1. A full-length vertical shot of a dark mahogany longcase grandfather clock with a painted dial, arched hood, and brass finials.
fig 1. John Pape of Blyth Mahogany Longcase Grandfather Clock

John Pape of Blyth in Nortumberland is recorded in Loomes 'Watch and Clockmakers of The World' book as working from 1827 - 1858.

Height 7ft 6 "/ 230 cms (to top of brass finial) Depth 9 " / 23 cms Width (at widest point of the hood) 19 1/2" / 50 cms

fig 2. A full-length vertical shot of a dark mahogany longcase grandfather clock with a painted dial, arched hood, and brass finials.
fig 2. John Pape of Blyth Mahogany Longcase Grandfather Clock

From Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd you can expect a genuine antique grandfather longcase clock that is serviced with 12 months guarantee. We personally set up and deliver to the UK, please contact us for a quote. Worldwide packing available. We are members of The British Watchmakers and Clockmakers Guild. Please see our other selection at www.kdclocks.co.uk. Phone to order on 01179565281 or for further information.

Date of Manufacture

Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd has dated this Mahogany Longcase Grandfather Clock to the 1850s.

Height
230cm (90.55")
Width
50cm (19.69")
Depth
23cm (9.06")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA957641
Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd
Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2009
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A full-length vertical shot of a dark mahogany longcase grandfather clock with a painted dial, arched hood, and brass finials.
John Pape of Blyth Mahogany Longcase Grandfather Clock
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  • ObjectClocks
  • Period19th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialMahogany, Brass, Glass
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsPainted dial, Brass finials, Turned columns, Arch top
  • SizeH 230 cm (91 in) x W 50 cm (20 in) x D 23 cm (9 in)

Longcase clocks, commonly known as grandfather clocks, originated in the late 17th century following the invention of the anchor escapement by Robert Hooke. They were designed to house longer pendulums and heavy weights, allowing for greater accuracy and longer running times between winds.

Cabinetmakers traditionally used native and exotic hardwoods such as oak, walnut, and mahogany for the cases, often featuring intricate veneers and brass dial fittings. Movements were typically constructed from brass and steel components by skilled horologists.

Authentic pieces typically exhibit hand-cut brass gears, matching movement and dial signatures, and timber shrinkage consistent with age. Examination of the case construction, dovetails, and secondary woods can also provide clear indicators of period manufacture.

A grandfather clock serves as a strong vertical anchor in a room and can be integrated into contemporary spaces by pairing it with minimalist furniture to highlight its traditional craftsmanship. Positioning it in a hallway or living area allows it to act as both a functional timekeeper and a sculptural focal point.

Preservation involves keeping the clock away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and damp environments to protect the wood and veneer. Professional servicing of the mechanical movement is recommended every few years to ensure longevity and precise timekeeping.
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