A superb painted dial mahogany long case clock

£3,000

Category

Clocks & Barometers Clocks

Reference

376084

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An imposing 18th century eight day long case clock by Simister of Birmingham. The amazing mahogany case has a flame veneered door and the largest reeded columns with ormolu mounts to the top. The whole case inlaid with bandings and stringing. The early painted dial in fantastic original condition painted with a hunting scene and the four seasons to the corners, the centre with a moon roller and a centre second hand.
Circa 1790

Dimensions:

Height 245 cm / 96 "

Width 64 cm / 25 "

Depth 27 cm / 10 "

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