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A 19th century eight-day long case clock, the mahogany case/trunk with inlaid banded detail and partial turned column supports, the hood with broken swan neck pediment and brass fittings enclosing a square painted and arched dial with hand painted moon phase with ship, castellated manor house in landscape setting, etc, and two secondary dials by Crane and Son, Bromsgrove
Los 136
LATE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED LONGCASE CLOCK, signed H. Walker, Lancaster, the 13" painted Arabic dial with subsidiary date aperture and stylised spandrels, powered by a thirty hour movement, striking on a bell and housed in a flat top case with free standing, brass mounted forecolumns over a long trunk door with arch top, flanked by split quarter column turnings to the fore corners and raised on a chamferred base with later moulded plinth, 80 1/2" (204.5cm) high
Los 441
An early 18th century mahogany drum head long case clock, the dial inscribed Robt G. Fletcher, Edinburgh, with Roman numerals and a second subsidiary dial and a date dial, the trunk with panelled door flanked by reeded pilasters on a plinth base, complete with pendulum, weights and key, 202cm x 48cm
Los 493
Late 19th century rosewood and mother of pearl drop dial wall clock, octagonal head with white pained face, Roman numerals over squat trunk with aperture, flanked by scrolling brackets, eight day movement striking bell, W 42cm, H 68cm, D 11cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Los 394
Will Snow - a George III oak longcase clock, circa 1760/70, the 30 hour skeletal movement striking on a bell, the 10" brass dial with silvered chapter ring, signed Will Snow, 390, date aperture, the hood with blind fretwork and plain pillars, to a plain trunk, weight, pendulum, bell, height 208 cm. William Snow Senior, (1736 - 1795) Padside, Pateley Bridge, is renowned for his skeletal movements whereby any large blank areas of the plates were removed, melted down and reused. He ran a prolific workshop making over one thousand clocks, particularly 30-hour longcase clocks, which were serial numbered. Snow employed many local people in the production of movement parts as piece work, supplementing their farming income during the winter months. Williams sons, William junior and Richard, became clock makers, The family flourished with further generations being in business until the 1900's in Pateley, Ripon and Bradford.
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