George II Oak Cottage Longcase Clock

A george II period oak cased 'cottage' longcase clock.c.1740.made by john ettry of horton(wiltshire)brass and silvered dial with single pointer hand.matted centre and decorative spandrels to the corners.bell strikng 30 hour movement to the hour.early primative style case with moulded cornice hood and catch to the glazed door.shaped top to the case door.good original colour and patina.stands 78"high.full working order.

*john ettry of horton,near devizes,wiltshire.born 1715 died 1786.first generation of this clockmaking family.he had three sons who were also clockmakers.joel,john & jacob.

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