This 30-hour oak cased longcase clock from around 1790 is attributed to Whitehead of Wetherby. The clock features a classic swans-neck pediment and brass parterre, along with a break arch hood door and trunk showcasing quarter columns and a long trunk door. The clock stands on a stepped plinth with a raised panel and elegant bracket feet.
The early painted dial of this longcase clock is adorned with Roman numerals and five-minute Arabic numerals. The dial further boasts intricate floral decorations on the arch and spandrels, adding to its visual appeal. The dial is directly pinned to a rope-driven movement, featuring a countwheel strike mechanism.
Complete with its original weight and pendulum, this longcase clock is a fine example of the craftsmanship characteristic of the late 18th century. Don't miss the opportunity to acquire this exquisite timepiece at the upcoming auction by Duggleby Auctioneers.