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English tall clock with a very early brass dial movement ca 1690-1710, but no later than 1740.
Sold Date: January, 2005
Pre-Auction Estimate: $2000-$2500
Price Realized: $0 unsold
Courtesy of Horton's Antique Clocks
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The 8-day movement can be dated by the movement pillar shapes, dial style, and hands. It is signed, "David Compigne, Winton", a Hampshire clockmaker in the early 1700's. This dial and movement are typical of movements made by most clockmakers during this period. The hour and minute hands are original but the second hand may be a replacement. At the top of the dial is a small cut-out with the letters S and N on each side of the cutout?? Strikes hours on a large iron bell on top of the movement. Round seconds dial and square cutout for the calendar day to show. The dial is 12 inches square. It has brass cable and old brass pulleys. Old iron weights and pendulum are intact. The case is an anomaly. The body of the clock has been refinished, but the bonnet has not. The excellent mahogany veneer was applied over the base wood which is also mahogany. The bonnet has full columns set against the door, with brass capitals and bases. Inlay was used above the door, now with some deterioration. The bonnet, ca about 1740, has the original caddy-top but without any finials. There is evidence there may have been two finials at one time. The lower body of the case is more mid to late 1800's. If you can refinish the top to match the base, you will have something very nice. The case is 87 inches high. The movement should be worth our minimum. Reference n "Grandfather Clocks and their cases", Brian Loomes. |
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English Dial Clock, ca 1850Ős.
Sold Date: July, 2003
Pre-Auction Estimate: $2,200
Price Realized: $3,450
Courtesy of Horton's Antique Clocks
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This style clock was developed in England in the late 1700Ős and replaced the Tavern and Act of Parliament clocks that were traditional there for many years. This clock became a schoolroom or officeclock, replacing clocks that were a little more expensive to produce. Tallclocks were being made by everybody in England and this is a takeoff on thetall clock. The bonnet comes off like a grandfather bonnet, painted irondial like the tall clock, long pendulum, large weight, and of course thefairly long 41 inch burl mahogany case similar to tall clocks of that time.The bezel is hinged at the top and has an inside latch at the bottom. The12 inch painted iron dial is in exceptional condition. Dial is signed "Charleston"and has the minute numbers on the quarters outside the time track. We believethe fancy hands to be original. The 8 day, time only brass movement is seatboard mounted. The pendulum rod may be original but the bob is not. The hood, bezel, and inner dial faceplate show evidence of repairs, but well done.The lower front door is key locking and the key is in place. The case haslightwood inlay on the front sides and bottom. The lower door is bowed slightly, as intended. The top of the case behind the bezel is peaked. This is certainlya good early wall clock, well made, and should provide good service for another200 years. |
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English tall clock, ca 1815, by William Cooper, Hamilton
Sold Date: 1/1/2003
Pre-Auction Estimate: $2,500 (minimum bid)
Price Realized: $2,925
Courtesy of Horton's Antique Clocks
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"W. Cooper, Hamilton", written in the dial arch. William Cooper was a clockmaker in Hamilton from 1808-1824. The 8 day movement is standard English, bell strike with the calendar drive intact, a strong running movement. The movement was made by, "Osborne's Manufactory, Birmingham", and so engraved on the iron false plate, which was the custom up to the early 1800's. Painted iron dial has withstood the test of time.Oak, broken arch case is 7 feet, 9 3/4 inches high, 22 inches wide. Brass finials are most likely replacements, but look old. Some mahogany trim and a light wood string inlay. The old case has had many repairs over its lifespan. The base of the case is new and well done. Most English tall clocks have new bases as many of them rested on dirt floors for many years. This is an old clock, with a good many years of reliable service left in her. "Grandfather Clocks & Their Cases", Brian Loomes, page 204-264. It explains how to date English Clocks to within 10 years. |
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English miniature grandfather clock, 24 1/2 inches high.
Sold Date: 1/1/2003
Pre-Auction Estimate: $750 (minimum bid)
Price Realized: $1,075
Courtesy of Horton's Antique Clocks
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In a Gorgeous oak case, full twisted columns, brass feet, trim just like the 8 foot tall clocks. Brass dial, silver chapter ring, heavily etched dial with paint in the designs. Dial is signed, "Rotherham". Full back door, hinged, with a label, "Made in England". Back wind and set, balance wheel movement, signed, "Rotherham's English Movement". It was enclosed in plastic at the factory. Case is numbered, "48". Great look, this is a keeper. |
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English carved tall case clock, ca 1720.
Sold Date: 1/1/2003
Pre-Auction Estimate: $4,500 (minimum bid)
Price Realized: $4,726
Courtesy of Horton's Antique Clocks
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The movement could be from the late 1600's. This dark oak case is 87 1/2 inches tall and was likely made in the Halifax area just north of Manchester, where a majority of the carved cases were made. They were all stained with a black glossy stain after they were carved. The hood has twisted columns in front and full columns in back. There are alternating cross banded inlays of walnut and mahogany around the door, plus a beading around the door. On top is a carved frieze that was probably added when the case was carved. The date "1720" is carved into the case. There is a female? figure carved in the frieze, a female and lion carved in the middle, and a female head on the base. Fluted quarter columns on the middle section.The early 8 day movement is 2 train with calendar and day date, typical bell strike. It is signed, "Tos. Cooper Whitchurch", on the raised silver dial ring. Engraved hour numerals and minute numbers outside the dial ring. Raised seconds ring, etched-beveled arbors, corners offset with cast ornaments, etched brass center. There are large iron weights, a period brass pendulum, key lock door with key.The pillars in the movement are called "finned" pillars and are found in movements made from the late 1600's to 1740. For an excellent treatise on the carved clock and this type movement, read, "Grandfather Clocks & Their Cases", by Brian Loomes, pages 324-330. Page 37 describes finned pillars. An early movement of this type will sell for $2000 or more on the retail market. Truly a great old early clock. |
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MAHOGANY CASED GRANDFATHER FLOOR CLOCK, English, 19th century,
Sold Date: 6/1/2002
Pre-Auction Estimate: $1,800-$2,500
Price Realized: $1,300
Courtesy of O'Gallerie
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having an 8-day, 2-weight brass movement behind an ornate brass dial with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring, the case having swan-neck pediment with three brass finials, beveled glass door between reeded quarter columns, and a paneled base on ball feet, 8'1"H. |
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Scottish "Drum Head" tall clock
Sold Date: July, 2002
Pre-Auction Estimate: 1750
Price Realized: $3,275
Courtesy of Horton's Antique Clocks
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Scottish "Drum Head" tall clock, apparently was strictly a Scottish style of long case clock. Different ornaments or cresting were added to the top, by the makers, each adding their own style of ornaments. This clock by "A. B. Arthur, Glasgow", is typical of the "Drum Head" clocks of the 1820-1840 period. The round iron dial has a chapter ring, seconds ring, and calendar ring, all in gold paint. Some slight fading of the black numerals on the gold dial ring. Makers name in the middle. None of the hands appear to be original. 81 inch mahogany veneer case with bun feet, tapered case, half columns on the sides, scroll decoration on top. Old iron weights and pendulum. Pulleys, bell, brass movement, all typical English. The movement is 8 day, iron bell on top, strikes the hours. Excellent condition overall, has been serviced and is running. Reference, "Grandfather Clocks & their Cases", by Brian Loomes, Chapter 7, Scotland Clocks. |
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ENGLISH TALL CASE CLOCK WITH A PAINTED DIAL SIGNED "SIMPSON, SPALDING". CIRCA 1840-1850.
Price Date: 10/21/2002
Retail Price: 6500
Courtesy of Clocksmith
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ARCHED DIAL WITH HUNTING SCENE, FLORAL CORNERS, ROMAN NUMERALS, SECONDS BIT AND MOUTH STYLE CALENDAR APERTURE. OAK CASE WITH MAHOGANY TRIM, SHELL INLAY ON DOOR AND ON BASE. 8 DAY, WEIGHT DRIVEN, HOUR BELL STRIKING. 90"H X W20" X D10". Additional keywords: Longcase, long case, grandfather, tallcase, tall case |
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William Jourdain - London, English Grandfather Clock
Price Date: 2/14/2001
Sold For: 12995
Courtesy of Miles Pocket Watches
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A Very Attractive English Grandfather Clock Of Beautiful Proportions And A Lovely Rich Color, Mahogany With Sycamore Inlay, 4 Fluted Columns, With Brass Tops And Bases And Three Brass Finials To Top It Off, The Moonphase And Date Dial Work, But The Small Dial On The Top Left Is Decoratve Only. The Clock Keeps Super Time And Strikes On The Hour On Its Original Brass Bell, William Jourdain, Signed On The Dial, Who Is Listed As Being A London Maker In The Later 15th Century (~1650 To 1690), Listed As Having Apprenticed In London In 1646. 86" Tall 19" Wide At The Top 18" Wide At The Base 7 1/2" Deep This Clock Is Very Lovely, The Old Pig Iron Weights Were Replaced Sometime In The Past With Victorian Weights Made Of Brass. Purchased By The Last Owner At Newark Antiques Fair In England In 1994, Its Been Ticking Away Ever Since An Keeps Excellent Time. |
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C.1860 Antique Old English Moonphase Grandfather Clock
Price Date: 2/14/2001
Sold For: 8595
Courtesy of Miles Pocket Watches
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This is an old English grandfather clock made around 1860. The cabinet appears to be rosewood and walnut. The clock has a long oval shaped window in the front door which is typical of old English made clocks. The clock is weight driven by 2 large and heavy brass weights, keeps perfect time and strikes a brass bell on the hour. The head of the clock is 22x35". The 13x 18 1/2. The clock is 8 feet tall from the floor to the top of the finial. The Roman numeral are 1 3/4 inches high and the second hand under the 12 is 2" long. The dial is in good condition but shows age. There is a moon phase at the top of the dial and reddish colored flowers at the top and in the lower corners of the dial. The pendulum rod is 38" long and the bob is 5" in diameter. This clock is a museum piece very similar to the clock in the Kentucky Governor's Mansion. |
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Scottish Cuban mahogany longcase clock, circa 1830
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 9750
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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Flat topped Cuban mahogany break arch painted dial English longcase clock with leafy carved blind fretwork to hood, staggered twisted mahogany columns to hood. 8-day painted dial movement with masonic sectors to corner spandrels. Painted moonroller disc with scene of galleon at sea and country cottage scene. Painted globes below breakarch, Circa 1830. Maker "John P Campbell", Govan, Glasgow. 82" x 20" x 10" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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Irish Tallcase clock, circa 1820
Price Date: 4/30/2000
Retail Price: 5250
Courtesy of Dragon Antiques
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Clockmaker - J Ruxton, Longford Ireland. This is a Small 'Regulator' style clock in a style typical of the English Regency period, with restrained and elegant lines together with flame mahogany. Height 74" The dial and case have had some restoration a few years ago, the dial has been refinished and the case has had a replacement skirting in mahogany and a new piece of moulding to the plinth. The work is of a high standard. J Ruxton is not listed, under UV light the name is shown to be original. The good quality 8-day movement strikes the hours on a bell. The movement has been cleaned and restored and is in full working order. Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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Georgian Country Tallcase Clock, Edward bell, Uttoxeter, Circa 1792-95
Price Date: 7/20/2000
Retail Price: 4750
Courtesy of Dragon Antiques
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Oak case with mahogany cross banding and boxwood stringing, swan neck pediment to the hood. Charming painted arch dial in classic 'Adam' style. The paterae to the swan necks are particularly interesting being sphinx.....all things 'Egyptian' were high fashion following Nelson's defeat of the French at the battle of the Nile in 1791. The case has a lovely rich colour and patina, reeded canted corners typical of the case designs in this area. Long Georgian door. The 8 day movement strikes the hours on a bell and there are subsidiary seconds and date dials. Movement has been recently cleaned and is running. This very original clock has had little necessary work carried out. In common with most country clocks the feet have been replaced because of the effects of damp, similarly the bottom quarter of the back board. The case has been treated for woodworm. Edward Bell is listed in 'Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World' Vol 1 by G. H. Baillie, as working ca.1795 and I would place this clock circa 1792 - 95. (Note: shipping to United States approx. $550). Additional keywords: longcase, grandfather, English |
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George III impressive flame mahogany Moonroller longcase clock, circa 1790
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 18750
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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Large English George III impressive flame mahogany Moonroller longcase, with fan shell satinwood inlay, cross and feather banding in a Gothic case. Blind fretwork to case. Reeded Corinthian columns with matching reeded Corinthian columns to hood. Surmounted by two plaster roses. 14" brass dial movement with inside date hand and central seconds hand. Deadbeat escapement. Painted moonroller in break arch. Engraved plague "Peter Fearnley of Wigan Tempest Fugit". Circa 1790. 100" x 18" x 9" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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George III flame mahogany moonroller longcase clock, circa 1770
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 14250
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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An English very finely figured flame mahogany George III brassed dial moonroller longcase. The fine case in extremely original condition with reeded columns to trunk surmounted by similarly four reeded column hood with satinwood inlaid fans in the break arch. The brass dial with trellis engraving to centre having subsidiary second"s and date ring. Four pillar 8- day movement chiming on a bell. Maker "John Joyce" of Ruthin. 95" x 17 x 8.5 Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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George III blue lacquer pagoda topped longcase clock, circa 1770
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 14250
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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English George III blue lacquer pagoda topped longcase clock, brass dial with chapter ring and urn and dolphin spandrels. Makers name in round plaque in break arch appearing through appiture window engraved "John Dewe", Made Lane, London. subsidary seconds and Date ring, four pillar movement. Circa 1770. 94" x 13.5" x 7" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English Victorian Tallcase Clock, circa 1850
Price Date: 4/30/2000
Retail Price: 4800
Courtesy of Dragon Antiques
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The oak case profusely but subtly inlaid with rosewood, mahogany and boxwood stringing. John Hill was the case maker, his stamp is placed at the top of the trunk door. The Dial has charming images of architecture, and in the arch a man playing with his spaniel. The enamel dial is unusually convex. Clockmaker -Hallam and Son - Nottingham, England. Hallam is well known name around Nottingham with a number of Hallams listed working. This clock dates from around 1850 and although we can not find a reference, we can assume that Hallam and Son must have a connection with the earlier makers. Hallam and Son is listed in Looms as working 1849 to 1855. The 8-day movement has been fully restored by us and is in full working order. The case is in very good condition with no significant losses or restoration. The feet have probably been replaced but some time ago. Height 84". Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English Tallcase Clock , circa 1830-1850
Price Date: 3/15/2000
Sold For: 2950
Courtesy of AntiqueClocks.com
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Case: solid pine 82" high. Works: good quality weight driven works in excellent condition. Condition: Case; excellent except the door does not close well and there is small gap when closed. Works; excellent, clean and running; Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English Tallcase clock, circa 1810
Price Date: 5/15/2000
Retail Price: 8500
Courtesy of It's About Time
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with arched dial with fretwork and three brass finials. Painted dial with scene on Lord's Supper. The mahogany case with satinwood inlay and three-quarter columns. The eight-day movement strikes a large bell on the hour, and has a seconds and calendar bit. 7'11 inches to top of finial.21 inchesw x 10 inchesd Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English tallcase clock, 18th century
Price Date: 5/15/2000
Retail Price: 5500
Courtesy of It's About Time
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By Langley Bradley, London, c. 1720-1730. The lacquered case, brass dial, and hands are original period pieces. The eight-day movement is from mid 19th century, and adapted to the dial. The calendar aperture is inoperative, strikes the hour on a large gong. The seconds bit is missing from the picture but it is available. The paint on the case has been touched up; however the three wooden finials with gold leaf are period. 7'1 inch1 inches high overall. Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English stripped pine Tallcase clock, circa 1810
Price Date: 5/15/2000
Retail Price: 4500
Courtesy of It's About Time
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with broken arch top and turned columns. Has an unusual chinoisiere dial. Eight- day movement strikes the hour on a large bell. Has a calendar aperture and seconds bit. 7' tall. Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English "SINGLE HAND" oak tallcase clock, early 18th century
Price Date: 3/15/2000
Sold For: 2800
Courtesy of AntiqueClocks.com
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Case: Oak, 86" high. Works:Dial Signed John Shepley. Weight driven with rope 30 hour brass works with bell strike of the hour. Reference: Britten's "OLD CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND THEIR MAKERS" Condition: Case; Very good some missing detail at the top and two splits in the bottom.; Works; very good, clean and running; Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English Queen Mary Landing Signature Grandfather
Price Date: Years 1999-2000
Sold For: 2950
Courtesy of Proclocks, Inc.
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Clock Circa 1820. Oak case with broken arch top and brass rosettes. 8-day movement with calendar and seconds dial. Hourly bell strike. Above dial is animation of Queen Mary of England, landing from a boat. Features J. Bryson's signature. Dimensions: 7'h x 3'w x 3'd. Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English Oak Cased Tallcase Clock, 18th century
Price Date: 4/30/2000
Retail Price: 3750
Courtesy of Dragon Antiques
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SAMUEL ASHTON, TIDESWELL. 30 Hour movement striking on a bell. Square brass dial with silvered chapter ring and date aperture by Samuel Ashton, Tideswell, Derbyshire, England. Plain oak case with caddy top to hood. Long slender trunk with long door typical of very early long case design. The movement cleaned and restoredand in full working order. Case restoration includes some work carried out by previous owner. Skirting to bottom of case has been replaced. Samuel Ashton is listed as working in Tideswell from 1723 to 1730. Height 120 inches. Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English oak and mahogany 8-day moonroller painted dial longcase clock, circa 1830
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 12750
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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A very fine oak and mahogany English 8-day moonroller painted dial longcase clock with reeded tapered columns gilded Corinthian capitals and shell inlay to door and base, fine cross and feather banding sitting on ogee feet. Four pillar movement with hour chime on a bell, subsidiary seconds and date ring with painted moonroller disc. Maker "Thomas Blakeway", Wellington. The provenance of this clock was Ken Hill in Snettisham, Norfolk, this residence housed the famous furniture of "Thomas Jeckyll". 91" x 20.5" x 10" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English maplewood and ebony longcase clock, circa 1800
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 8250
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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English 8-Day brass square dial maplewood and ebony longcase clock. The brass square dial with an engraved coastal scene to centre depicting two galleons at sea bearing the British flag and a castle in distance. Silvered date ring and subsidiary seconds. Centre of dial engraved "David Rowland" Aberystwyth. Finely chiselled brass spandrels to corners. Silver chapter ring with four-pillar movement. The flat topped hood with leafy fretwork to front. 88" x 18.5" x 9.5" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English mahogany tallcase clock, c. 1800
Price Date: 5/15/2000
Retail Price: 9500
Courtesy of It's About Time
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in a Liverpool style case with scroll top and cast brass finials. Completely original including the feet. Crotch mahogany and stringing on the door. Turned columns on the case and hood. Eight-day movement has a moon dial with seconds and calendar bits. Strikes the hour on a large bell. Corners of the painted dial are the four continents. H 8'1 inch top of center finial. Width 24" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English mahogany painted dial moonroller longcase clock, circa 1800
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 16500
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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An extremely large Liverpool mahogany painted dial moonroller longcase clock with a painted dial signed "James Cawson "depicting scenes from the battle of Trafalgar and navel anchors to the corner pieces symbolising the navy, the fine quality substantially Liverpool made 8-day moonroller movement by "James Cawson" with inside date ring, the substantial mahogany case with inlayed base and trunk door veneered with well chosen flame veneers. The hood with double reeded pillars and elaborate swan neck top with blind fret work. 95" x 18" x 8" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English mahogany longcase clock by "James Maule", London, circa 1770
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 18750
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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An impressive mahogany London longcase clock by "James Maule", London, the five pillar movement with a one piece silvered and engraved dial signed "James Maule", London with engraved seconds and date ring and strike/silent in the breakarch, the fine quality London made case with good original patination and nice colour with reeded columns to hood inset with brass stringing and unusual shaped original brass ball and spire finials,. 94" x 18" x 10" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English mahogany breakarch painted dial moonroller longcase clock, circa 1830
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 12750
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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An English all mahogany breakarch painted dial moonroller longcase clock by "Carruthers" of Carlisle. Painted flower spandrels with globes below breakarch . The moonroller disc with a scene of a French galleon at sea and a scene of a country chapel. The case with canted corners, square flamed mahogany door, flame mahogany base with ebony and boxwood stringing sitting on ogee feet. Corinthian capitals to hood with rounded balustrade columns. Four pillar 8 day movement with subsidiary seconds and date. 92" x 21" x 10" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English Mahagony Longcase Clock, early 19th century
Price Date: 3/15/2000
Sold For: 2850
Courtesy of AntiqueClocks.com
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English Longcase Clock. Dial signed "Rob Marshall - Greenside". Case: Fancy mahogany, 87" high Works: Weight driven. 8 day brass works time and strike on Bell. Condition: Case; excellent; Works; excellent, clean and running. The gearing for the calendar is not there and the hand is broken. Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English "Granddaughter" Clock
Price Date: Years 1999-2000
Sold For: 575
Courtesy of Proclocks, Inc.
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Circa 1900, 8-day time and strike movement. Dimensions: 4'h x 1'w x 1'd. Additional keywords: tallcase, longcase, miniature, grandfather |
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English George III oak cased longcase clock, circa 1770
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 9750
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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An extremely well proportioned and unusually low English George III oak cased longcase clock, the 8-day movement with brass dial silvered chapter and seconds ring surrounded by foliate cast brass spandrels with a silvered and engraved sunburst disc to the breakarch, these low height oak longcase clocks are quite unusual and usually came from the servants quarters. 81" x 18" x 9" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English George III black lacquer pagoda hooded 8- day longcase clock, circa 1790
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 12750
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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English George III black lacquer pagoda Hooded 8- day longcase clock. Chinoiserie decorated case with original hood housing a brass dial four-pillar movement with sunburst engraving to centre of dial and strike/silent. Subsidiary second ring, date with strike silent in breakarch. 94" x 14" x 7" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English George II lacquer longcase clock, circa 1760
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 14250
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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English George II lacquer longcase clock with pagoda hood with painted religious scenes to front door and base depicting scenes from the bible. The five pillar London made 8 day movement bearing an inscription plate engraved Andrew Moran London. With subsidary date and seconds ring chiming hours on a bell with strike/silent in breakarch. 93" x 14" x 6.5" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English flame mahogany longcase clock, circa 1800
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 8850
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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Flame mahogany English 8-day longcase clock with brass square dial and subsidiary silvered second ring, the florally engraved centre to dial bearing the inscription "John Smith", Chester. Mask headed spandrels to corners with border engraving running around the edge of dial. Four pillar movement with hour chime on a bell. 88" x 22.5" x 9.5 Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English Early Victorian Oak Cased Tallcase Clock, circa 1860
Price Date: 4/30/2000
Courtesy of Dragon Antiques
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By David Jones of Derby 1846 -1860. The oak Case inlaid with mahogany and rosewood in the Gothic fashion of the 1860's. Arched dial has super equestrian hunting scene in naive style, and leaping stags in the spandrels. This clock is all original including the good quality 8-Day movement which strikes the hours on a bell. There is a subsidiary seconds dial David Jones is a well known local maker, born in Duffield, Derbyshire in 1819. He was living and working in Devonshire Street, Derby in 1846, 40 Albert Place, Derby from 1852 to 1855 moving to 21 Wellington Street, Derby, where he is recorded working in 1860. The Total height is 85 1/2 inches. The case is in good original condition and the movement restored to full working condition. Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English country style oak and mahogany moonroller longcase clock, circa 1800.
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 5850
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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Country style oak and mahogany square painted dial 30-hour moonroller longcase clock by "Hopwood" of Rochdale. The painted dial with scenes of two birds, flowers to spandrels and the moonroller disc painted with a galleon at sea and a fox hunt. Sitting on ogee feet. Reeded square columns with diamond inlay to tops, brass capitals on hood with inlayed central swan neck. 88" x 20.5" x 9.5" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English Cottage Tallcase Golden Oak Country Clock, circa 1815
Price Date: 4/30/2000
Retail Price: 2999
Courtesy of Dragon Antiques
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Golden Oak case with mahogany cross banding, has lovely mellow patina, The case has had very little restoration work. Original keyhole escution and paterae. Square painted dial and swan neck pediment. Painted 12 inch dial by well known dial makers, Walker and Hughes. Restoration included cleaning and re-touching of dial, there is evidence of old restoration to the date dial. The 30 hour movement striking on a bell by Dalman, Newark, England. Movement has been cleaned and having been found in a deteriorated condition, has been restored to full working order in our own workshop. Case has been cleaned and hand waxed. Height 79 inch to top of swan neck pediment. Shipping Costs to United States costs approx. 600 USD depending upon location. This is door to door shipping by a good shipper/packer and includes insurance. Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English automation Adam and Eve mahogany and inlayed longcase clock by "John Alkar", Wigan
Price Date: 8/8/2000
Retail Price: 18000
Courtesy of Gutlin Antique Clocks
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An English automation Adam and Eve mahogany and inlayed longcase clock by "John Alkar", Wigan, the case with swan-neck pediment and outset square section columns, with conforming pilasters flanking the tracery arch top short trunk door on plinth with outswept feet, the 14" painted white dial with painted automata figures of Adam and Eve beside a rocking tree of knowledge to the arch, with spandrels painted with figures of the Evangelists, the white chapter ring signed "John Alkar", Wigan, the centre with allegorical scene of mother with her children flanked by Britannia and watched over by an angel, a ship sinking in the background, the 8-day original automation movement with anchor escapement. 92" x 18" x 10" Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English 30 hour Mahogany Tallcase Clock with painted dial of hunting scene, early 19th century
Price Date: 3/15/2000
Sold For: 2500
Courtesy of AntiqueClocks.com
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Case: Mahogany veneer with bands of inlay. 86" high. Works: Weight driven with chain 30 hour brass works with bell strike of the hour. Condition: Case; Very good with several well done repairs.; Works; very good, clean and running. The date dial does not operate. Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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English, 1st Half 19th Century, a Midlands short door tall case, now with a good London make 8- day brass dial movement (C.1725) signed John Hill, King St., Covent Garden; the dial measures 13 x 17.5', and with an engraved brass rolling moon with silvered moon and stars; tidal indications above moon.
Sold Date: 11/1/1999
Pre-Auction Estimate: $2,500-$3,000
Price Realized: $3,500
Courtesy of R.O. Schmitt Fine Arts
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An engraved seconds dial is just below 12 and a date aperture above 6 (date wheel intact). This clock stood in a New York home for the last 50 years, and will need cleaning. The case is oak with mahogany veneers off-set by light oak accents. Height 91' Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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C.1961, Elmer O. Stennes, Weymouth, Mass small tall case, or "grandmother' clock in very good original condition.
Sold Date: 11/1/1999
Pre-Auction Estimate: $1,400-$1,800
Price Realized: $2,100
Courtesy of R.O. Schmitt Fine Arts
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This clock is out of a home in Wethersfield, Conn, for which the clock was bought new. Elmer used a quality English 8-day spring, time and strike movement and added an attractive hand painted dial with floral corners and a bird in the arch. Retains original pendulum, door key and winding key. Cherry case has one small bruise to the right of the top hinge. Runs and strikes but should be serviced. Stennes sig. on case back and door. 59.5' Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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C.1890, English, 3-Fusee Bracket Clock on base.
Sold Date: 11/1/1999
Pre-Auction Estimate: $3,000-$3,500
Price Realized: $3,000
Courtesy of R.O. Schmitt Fine Arts
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The massive three train movement chimes the quarters on your choice of 8 bells (Whittington) or 4 gongs (Westminster). The arched brass dial with heavy cast and chased spandrels, and with engraved chapter ring and subsidiary dials in the arch for Chime-Silent, Fast-Slow and 8-Bells-Westminser, and also signed "W. Bruford and Son, Exeter and Eastbourne' The base appears to be a custom order unit, built around the same time as the clock; although it has some carvings near the top and on the base, it is not covered every square inch with carving as is the clock itself. At 86', this is an imposing combination. Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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C.1840, English, 8-Day, Painted Dial tallcase clock,
Sold Date: 5/8/2000
Price Realized: $2,150
Courtesy of R.O. Schmitt Fine Arts
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as-found, less weights. The dial is signed Wakefield, Hartlepool and is in generally good condition, with castle scene in the arch and bright floral corners. This is a midlands case with short door and short round columns to the side. The plinth has a horizontal dry split that will need attention. The veneer is overall attractive and will respond to restoration; no feet to case. Movement ticks and strikes; calendar wheel is missing. Height 84 " Reserve $1000. Additional keywords: longcase, tallcase, grandfather |
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C.1825, English, 30-Hour Brass Dial, rolling moon grandfather clock.
Sold Date: 10/1/2001
Pre-Auction Estimate: $1,500-$2,000
Price Realized: $1,350
Courtesy of R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts
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The oak case with a broken arch top with dentil molding under the arch, and with the long door bordered in mahogany. The interesting thing about the case is that it has a period bracket base that the plinth sets in (bottom 5 inches is this base). The movement itself is by Benjamin Booth, Pontefract (in W. Yorkshire, about 35 miles above Sheffield). The paint on circular moon disc is about half flaked and it will need professional attention; the rest of the dial is very good, with engraved and silvered chapter ring, cast spandrels, and with calendar dial above 6. Seat board has added blocks under it to adjust height. Total height 89 inches |
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