Very Attractive 18thc Mahogany Longcase Clock - By W.c.

Name: Very Attractive 18thc Mahogany Longcase Clock - By W.c. Fookes, Lymm
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1243299
Price: 2650 GBP
Availability: InStock

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An 18th-century Georgian mahogany longcase clock featuring a pedimented hood with brass finials, an arched dial, and a flame mahogany trunk door.

Very Attractive 18thC Mahogany Longcase Clock - by W.C. Fookes, Lymm

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ObjectLongcase Clocks
Period18th century
StyleGeorgian
MaterialMahogany, Brass, Glass
ColourWarm Brown
MotifsBrass finials, Flame mahogany veneer, Arched dial hood, Fluted quarter columns

This Georgian longcase clock is an English Country House piece dating from the eighteenth century, constructed from mahogany, brass, and glass with a warm brown timber finish. The design incorporates an arched dial hood topped with upright brass ball finials, fluted quarter columns, a silvered dial behind glass, and a flame mahogany veneer on the trunk door over a plinth base. The mechanical movement rests on a five-pillar structure, complemented by brass side details and visible grain patterns across the wood surfaces. Positioned upright on the floor, the clock measures 51 cm wide, 30 cm deep, and 239 cm high. It functions well as a decorative and timekeeping feature in an entrance hall, a grand reception room, or a traditional study in a home today.

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During the eighteenth century, Georgian longcase clocks represented the pinnacle of domestic timekeeping, featuring weight-driven pendulum movements encased in tall timber cabinets, often executed in mahogany or walnut.

These clocks typically feature solid and veneered mahogany or oak cases, housing brass movement plates, steel arbours, and cast brass or painted dial plates weighted by iron or lead.

Authentic examples exhibit hand-cut brass gearing, engraved maker signatures across the dial face, hand-dovetailed case joinery, and natural timber oxidisation within the interior cabinet.

A longcase clock serves as an architectural anchor in entrance foyers, hallway niches, or formal drawing rooms, pairing effectively with neutral colour palettes and contemporary artwork.

Position the clock on a stable, level floor away from direct heat sources, wind the mechanism regularly, and engage a professional horologist for movement cleaning and lubrication every five to seven years.

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