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Early 19th Century Mahogany Longcase Clock by Ganthony of London
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Early 19th Century Mahogany Longcase Clock by Ganthony of London

19th century
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GANTHONY of LONDON: An elegant and fine quality mahogany longcase clock of comparatively small size. The eight day movement strikes hours on a bell with a finely engraved and silvered dial, signed by the maker, “Ganthony, 83 Cheapside, London”.

Dated c.1825-30.

Richard Pinfold GANTHONY was recorded as a member of the Clockmakers Company between 1821 until his death in 1845. He followed his father and uncle (both also called Richard!) into the business. Their business started off in Clerkenwell, then moved to Lombard Street. His uncle died in 1825, from there they moved the business to 83-Cheapside in London.

Dimensions: Height (including finials): 81.5 inches (207cm) Height (no finials): 76.5 inches (194cm) Width: 18.5 inches (47cm) Depth: 9 inches (23 cm).

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Height
81.5cm (32.09")
Width
47cm (18.50")
Depth
23cm (9.06")
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Quiet Street Antiques of Bath has dated this Mahogany Longcase Clock to the 19th Century.

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GANTHONY of LONDON: An elegant and fine quality mahogany longcase clock of comparatively small size.
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The eight day movement strikes hours on a bell with a finely engraved and silvered dial, signed by the maker, “Ganthony, 83 Cheapside, London”.
Quiet Street Antiques of Bath
fig 1. An early nineteenth-century mahogany longcase clock featuring a silvered arched dial, brass finials, and flame mahogany veneers on the trunk door.
fig 1. Early 19th Century Mahogany Longcase Clock by Ganthony of London

Dated c.1825-30.

Richard Pinfold GANTHONY was recorded as a member of the Clockmakers Company between 1821 until his death in 1845. He followed his father and uncle (both also called Richard!) into the business. Their business started off in Clerkenwell, then moved to Lombard Street. His uncle died in 1825, from there they moved the business to 83-Cheapside in London.

Dimensions: Height (including finials): 81.5 inches (207cm) Height (no finials): 76.5 inches (194cm) Width: 18.5 inches (47cm) Depth: 9 inches (23 cm).

Height
81.5cm (32.09")
Width
47cm (18.50")
Depth
23cm (9.06")
Date of Manufacture

Quiet Street Antiques of Bath has dated this Mahogany Longcase Clock to the 19th Century.

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SA966143
Dealers Internal Ref
1058/Q
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An early nineteenth-century mahogany longcase clock featuring a silvered arched dial, brass finials, and flame mahogany veneers on the trunk door.
Early 19th Century Mahogany Longcase Clock By Ganthony Of London
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An early nineteenth-century mahogany longcase clock featuring a silvered arched dial, brass finials, and flame mahogany veneers on the trunk door.
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Regency longcase clocks are characterized by clean architectural lines, refined proportions, high-grade flame mahogany veneers, arched hoods, and turned brass finials reflecting early nineteenth-century horological craftsmanship.

These timepieces were constructed using solid oak or pine carcasses veneered with figure-rich flame mahogany, featuring cast brass finials, silvered or painted dial plates, glass apertures, and iron weight-driven movements.

Authentic examples feature hand-engraved or painted signatures on the dial, hand-cut dovetail joinery on the case, weight-driven brass mechanisms with pendulum escapements, and natural patination across the timber and metalwork.

A tall case clock functions as an architectural anchor when positioned in an entrance foyer, hallway, or dining room alcove, contrasting effectively against crisp contemporary paint tones or paired with minimalist wall art.

Maintain timber surfaces by dusting with a dry microfibre cloth and applying beeswax annually, while keeping the piece away from direct sunlight and radiators; the mechanical movement should be serviced by a horologist every five years.
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