How do I wind an 8 day clock?

An 8-day movement requires winding every week using a specialised key inserted into the winding holes on the dial face. Turning the key draws the internal weights back to the top of the trunk. Care must be taken not to over-wind the movement, stopping when firm resistance is met to prevent damage to the brass teeth and cords.

Where should I place a tallcase clock?

A tallcase clock requires a stable, dry interior location away from direct sunlight, heating vents, and exterior walls that experience temperature fluctuations. Placing the piece on a firm, level floor ensures the pendulum swings evenly. Securing the tall case to the wall using hidden brackets provides stability and prevents accidental tipping in busy hallways or living spaces.

How do I date a mahogany clock?

Dating relies on stylistic clues in the case architecture, such as the transition from straight architectural hoods in the 18th century to swan-neck pediments and inlaid flame mahogany veneers in the 19th century. Dial materials also offer evidence, moving from engraved brass plates to painted iron faces. Signatures painted or engraved on the dial often reference recorded makers whose working decades establish a reliable window of manufacture.

Why does the clock stop ticking?

A stopped clock usually indicates that the weights have reached the bottom of the case and need winding, or that the pendulum has slipped out of beat. The beat can be adjusted by listening to the cadence of the tick and shifting the crutch wire until the rhythm sounds uniform. Accumulated dust in the brass movement or dried oil can also halt the mechanism, requiring professional cleaning by a horologist.

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A flame mahogany tallcase clock brings architectural presence and precision engineering into a room through figured timber and tall proportions.

Mahogany Longcase Clock by John Harvey of Weymouth

18th century

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Mahogany Longcase Clock by John Harvey of Weymouth

From The Antique Clock Co.

£7,850

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An Outstanding Rare Tidal Longcase Clock by Philip Lloyd of Hotwells Bristol

18th century

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An Outstanding Rare Tidal Longcase Clock by Philip Lloyd of Hotwells Bristol

From The Antique Clock Co.

£27,500

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High Quality Regulator Longcase Clock – Richard Rowell – Oxford

19th century

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High Quality Regulator Longcase Clock – Richard Rowell – Oxford

From The Antique Clock Co.

£19,500

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19th century

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19th Century Mahogany Grandmother Clock

From Worboys Antiques

£2,750

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A Very Fine Quality Regency Flame Mahogany 8-Day Longcase Clock by Perigal, Bond Street,

19th century

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A Very Fine Quality Regency Flame Mahogany 8-Day Longcase Clock by Perigal, Bond Street,

From Gutlin Clocks

£15,500

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19th century

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A Very Fine Quality Regency Flame Mahogany 8-Day Longcase Clock by Perigal, Bond Street,

From Gutlin Clocks

£9,000

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18th century

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Mahogany 8 Day Long Case Clock

From Finchingfield Antiques

£5,750

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Chippendale Style Mahogany Grandmother Clock, Late 19th Century.

1900 - 1920

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Chippendale Style Mahogany Grandmother Clock, Late 19th Century.

From Patrick Moorhead Antiques

£5,800

3+ MONTHS AGO

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Antique 8 Day Long Case Clock by Hunsdon of Chelmsford Circa 1770

18th century

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Antique 8 Day Long Case Clock by Hunsdon of Chelmsford Circa 1770

From Hedley Wilson

£4,600

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Devonshire Longcase Clock by Long of Tiverton

19th century

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Devonshire Longcase Clock by Long of Tiverton

From P A Oxley Antique Clocks & Barometers

£5,500

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Listings span the Georgian, Regency, and Victorian periods, incorporating materials such as brass, glass, enamel, and painted iron alongside mahogany and flame mahogany veneer.

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Flame Mahogany Tallcase Clock

Mahogany Longcase Clock by John Harvey of Weymouth

An Outstanding Rare Tidal Longcase Clock by Philip Lloyd of Hotwells Bristol

High Quality Regulator Longcase Clock – Richard Rowell – Oxford

19th Century Mahogany Grandmother Clock

A Very Fine Quality Regency Flame Mahogany 8-Day Longcase Clock by Perigal, Bond Street,

A Very Fine Quality Regency Flame Mahogany 8-Day Longcase Clock by Perigal, Bond Street,

Mahogany 8 Day Long Case Clock

Chippendale Style Mahogany Grandmother Clock, Late 19th Century.

Antique 8 Day Long Case Clock by Hunsdon of Chelmsford Circa 1770

Devonshire Longcase Clock by Long of Tiverton

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