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Name: Impressive Quality Antique George III Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1175428
Price: 3850 GBP
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ObjectClocks
Period19th century
StyleGeorge III
MaterialMahogany, Brass, Glass
ColourWarm Brown
MotifsSwan-neck pediment, brass finial, fluted columns, arched painted dial
SizeH 214 cm (84 in) x W 47 cm (19 in) x D 23.5 cm (9 in)

This George III longcase clock dates from around 1800 and is constructed from mahogany with brass and glass elements in a warm brown colour. The tall standing timepiece displays a swan-neck pediment topped with a central brass finial, fluted columns flanking the arched painted dial, an arched dial casing enclosing a moon phase indicator, and a circular dial with black Roman numerals outlined by Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, and a calendar wheel signed M. Clymer Bristol. The case incorporates a single long door with a white-tasselled key handle opening to reveal the original weights and pendulum, standing on a rectangular base with bracket feet. Measuring 214 cm high, 47 cm wide, and 23.5 cm deep, this traditional eight day clock operates with a movement striking on a bell. The traditional English country house design makes it suitable for placement in a hallway, living room, study, or landing as a functional timepiece.

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George III longcase clocks, produced between 1760 and 1820, typically feature rich mahogany casework, refined proportions, and either painted or engraved brass dials. Design elements often include architectural pediments, such as swan-neck or scroll tops, fluted columns flanking the hood, and bracket feet.

The exterior cases were predominantly constructed from solid mahogany or flame mahogany veneers over an oak carcass. Internal movements utilised brass plates, steel pinions, cast iron weights, and lead pendulum bobs, while dials were made of sheet iron painted with enamel or silvered brass plates.

Authentic eight-day clocks possess two winding holes on the dial, driving twin weight mechanisms for timekeeping and striking functions. Period authenticity is indicated by hand-cut movement gears, original cast weights, correct hand-painted dial details, and period-appropriate joinery such as hand-cut dovetails on the casing.

A longcase clock serves as an architectural anchor in entrance halls, stair landings, or dining rooms. Placing the clock against a neutral or boldly painted backdrop allows the dark mahogany grain and mechanical details to function as a focal point within modern or eclectic spaces.

The clock case requires regular dusting and periodic application of beeswax to preserve the wood finish. The mechanical movement should be wound weekly, kept plumb and level, and professionally cleaned and lubricated by a horologist every five to seven years.

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