Welsh Longcase Clock by George Jackson of Lanrwst-ClockPrices.Com

Welsh Longcase Clock by George Jackson of Lanrwst

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]$200 – $2,000[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]Akiba Antiques[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]$480[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]Oct 12, 2021[/restrict]

DESCRIPTION: A Welsh longcase clock by George Jackson of Lanrwst. Featuring a wood foundation with architectural form, designed with a brass Roman Numeral marked dial and pendulum movement. Engraved: "Jackson, Lanrwst" at face. Includes key.
CIRCA: Late 18th – Early 19th Century.
ORIGIN: North Wales
DIMENSIONS: H: 81.5" x W: 10" x L: 21.5"

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CONDITION: Mild wear due to age. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS(305)-332-9274. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission."

A George III mahogany longcase clock

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]£1,800 – £2,200[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]Fellows[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]£1,900[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]2:00 AM – Apr 02, 2012[/restrict]

A George III mahogany longcase clock. Thomas Hale, London, circa 1780. Having a 12″ silvered break-arch Roman dial with subsidiary seconds and date dials, engraved “Thos. Hale London”, the arch with Strike/Silent ring, the five-pillar movement rack-striking on a bell, the break-arched case with brass ball-and-spire finials over cut foliate scroll crestings, stop-fluted columns, conforming canted corners flanking a moulded break-arched long trunk, on cut corner-panelled base with wavy apron and integral bracket feet, 90.5″, (230cm) high.

Condition

Dial and movement in good condition. Light tarnishing to dial but nothing serious. Case – minor splits to roof arch, slight grain cracking to tri=unk door and base panel – but overall very good. Fellows do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any clocks sold.

English George III mahogany longcase clock,

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]$2,000 – $4,000[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]Dallas Auction Gallery[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]$3,000[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]3:00 PM – May 17, 2006[/restrict]

the pagoda hood with brass eagle flanked by urn spire finials supported by reeded columns. The brass dial signed Will. Bluck, with subsidiary second and date ring, with ‘rocking ship’ in the half arch before a litho of rough seas. The case with tall round top door raised on a molded plinth with bracket feet. William Bluck London clockmaker 1779-1800. Two weight, eight day movement. 77″H x 19″W x 11″D, Circa – 1790.

A George III oak-cased chiming longcase clock. Joh

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]£1,200 – £1,800[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]Fellows[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]£4,000[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]2:00 AM – Apr 02, 2012[/restrict]

A George III oak-cased chiming longcase clock. John Collings (or Collins), Sodbury, circa 1780. Having a 12-inch broken-arched silvered dial with Roman hours, Arabic minutes and Dutch minute band framing a subsidiary seconds dial, engraved vignettes of waterside buildings, and terrestrial calendar crescent bordered by engraved maker’s name “JOHN COLLINGS Sodbury”, the spandrels with gentlemen involved in country pursuits (loading a shotgun with a ram-rod, holding up a hare, angling, and netting), the arch engraved with an angel musician holding a banner inscribed “Rodney”, the four-pillar movement rack-striking the hours on a single bell and quarter-chiming on a carillon of eight bells via a pin-barrel, the case having a brass eagle surmount over a swan-neck pediment and blind fretwork frieze over Corinthian columns, the trunk with star-inlaid shaped long door between reeded canted corners, on a plain base and plinth, 90″ (229cm) high, sold two weights, pendulum, key and winder. The banner ‘Rodney’ probably refers to the famed naval officer George Brydges Rodney, 1st Baron Rodney, (1718-1792), whose victories during the American War of Independence led to fame in printed and potted commemoratives during this period.

Condition

Dial – excellent. Movement – In our opinion unaltered and undamaged. Crutch bent. Later seatboard. Case – quite a dark finish. Slight loss to right frieze. Inner frame of hood door is broader than door frame so can be seen through glass. Horizontal crack to base. Fellows do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any clocks sold.

A GOOD GEORGE III IRISH LONGCASE CLOCK by Edward

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]£1,000 – £1,500[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]Hannam's Auctioneers Ltd[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]£1,200[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]2:00 AM – Jun 08, 2017[/restrict]

A GOOD GEORGE III IRISH LONGCASE CLOCK by Edward Smallwood of Dublin, with embellished dial and scrolling hood.

A rare George III oak cased dwarf longcase clock

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]£1,500 – £2,000[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]Fellows[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]£1,300[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]2:00 AM – Apr 02, 2012[/restrict]

A rare George III oak cased dwarf longcase clock by John Braund of Hatherleigh having a 5″ (12.5cm) silvered circular Roman dial engraved ‘J BRAUND HATHERLEIGH’, the scaled movement having four knopped pillars, anchor escapement and four spoke wheelwork between canted plates, each 3″ wide x 3.75″ high (7.5 x 9.5cm), the case having a scroll pediment over columns, the caddy moulded break arched long door 4″ wide x 11.75″ long (10 x 29.5cm), over plain base and bracket feet, overall height just 40.25″ (102cm)

Condition

Dial – has been cleaned but exhibits tarnishing and pitting commensurate with age. Movement – excellent throughout, fully to scale and unalteredCase – has had three finials, now missing. Minor scratch to one side of trunk, otherwise excellent conditionFellows do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any clocks sold.

An early 19th century Scottish mahogany longcase clock

Estimate:: [restrict paid=ture]£500 – £700[/restrict]

Auctioneer:: [restrict paid=ture]Bonhams[/restrict]

Sold Price:: [restrict paid=ture]£750[/restrict]

Sold Date:: [restrict paid=ture]Oct 15, 2021[/restrict]

An early 19th century Scottish mahogany longcase clock
The painted square dial inscribed 'George McLean, Glasgow', 202cm high.