George III period 30-hour long-case clock

SKU: 9080

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George III period 30-hour long-case clock. The cord-wound striking movement with a 10 ½” square brass dial, rococo spandrels and a calendar aperture, inscribed Wm Martin, Bristol*.  In a simple golden oak case with a flat-topped hood with brass-mounted free-standing columns, and on a shortened base with a shaped apron.

*William Martin is known to have been working in Bristol in the first half of the 18th century

Condition In good and working condition

Medium Oak

18 1/4" (46.5cm) wide,  9 1/2" (24cm) deep and 72" (183cm) high

All measurements are approximate

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George III period 30-hour long-case clock
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