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Lot Number : 1023

  • Oak cased mid-18th century longcase clock with a four pillar 30-hour rope driven movement striking the hours on a bell, recoil anchor escapement with an outside countwheel, ten-inch square brass dial with a nine-inch brass chapter ring, engraved roman numerals, half hour markers and quarter-hour track, finely matted dial centre with a pierced and fettled steel hand, “cockle-shell” spandrels to the corners, chapter ring inscribed “Stonehouse, Whitby”, dial pinned directly to the movement, flat topped case with a broad moulded cornice and plain frieze, square dial door flanked by two turned columns with brass capitals, trunk on a double skirted plinth with a long door and broken arched top. There are two members of the Stonehouse family recorded as working in Whitby, Richard Stonehouse (I) and his son (Richard II) both recorded as working in Whitby between 1715 and 1809. With weight and pendulum.
  • Oak cased mid-18th century longcase clock with a four pillar 30-hour rope driven movement striking the hours on a bell, recoil anchor escapement with an outside countwheel, ten-inch square brass dial with a nine-inch brass chapter ring, engraved roman numerals, half hour markers and quarter-hour track, finely matted dial centre with a pierced and fettled steel hand, “cockle-shell” spandrels to the corners, chapter ring inscribed “Stonehouse, Whitby”, dial pinned directly to the movement, flat topped case with a broad moulded cornice and plain frieze, square dial door flanked by two turned columns with brass capitals, trunk on a double skirted plinth with a long door and broken arched top. There are two members of the Stonehouse family recorded as working in Whitby, Richard Stonehouse (I) and his son (Richard II) both recorded as working in Whitby between 1715 and 1809. With weight and pendulum.
  • Oak cased mid-18th century longcase clock with a four pillar 30-hour rope driven movement striking the hours on a bell, recoil anchor escapement with an outside countwheel, ten-inch square brass dial with a nine-inch brass chapter ring, engraved roman numerals, half hour markers and quarter-hour track, finely matted dial centre with a pierced and fettled steel hand, “cockle-shell” spandrels to the corners, chapter ring inscribed “Stonehouse, Whitby”, dial pinned directly to the movement, flat topped case with a broad moulded cornice and plain frieze, square dial door flanked by two turned columns with brass capitals, trunk on a double skirted plinth with a long door and broken arched top. There are two members of the Stonehouse family recorded as working in Whitby, Richard Stonehouse (I) and his son (Richard II) both recorded as working in Whitby between 1715 and 1809. With weight and pendulum.
  • Oak cased mid-18th century longcase clock with a four pillar 30-hour rope driven movement striking the hours on a bell, recoil anchor escapement with an outside countwheel, ten-inch square brass dial with a nine-inch brass chapter ring, engraved roman numerals, half hour markers and quarter-hour track, finely matted dial centre with a pierced and fettled steel hand, “cockle-shell” spandrels to the corners, chapter ring inscribed “Stonehouse, Whitby”, dial pinned directly to the movement, flat topped case with a broad moulded cornice and plain frieze, square dial door flanked by two turned columns with brass capitals, trunk on a double skirted plinth with a long door and broken arched top. There are two members of the Stonehouse family recorded as working in Whitby, Richard Stonehouse (I) and his son (Richard II) both recorded as working in Whitby between 1715 and 1809. With weight and pendulum.

Description: Oak cased mid-18th century longcase clock with a four pillar 30-hour rope driven movement striking the hours on a bell, recoil anchor escapement with an outside countwheel, ten-inch square brass dial with a nine-inch brass chapter ring, engraved roman numerals, half hour markers and quarter-hour track, finely matted dial centre with a pierced and fettled steel hand, “cockle-shell” spandrels to the corners, chapter ring inscribed “Stonehouse, Whitby”, dial pinned directly to the movement, flat topped case with a broad moulded cornice and plain frieze, square dial door flanked by two turned columns with brass capitals, trunk on a double skirted plinth with a long door and broken arched top.
There are two members of the Stonehouse family recorded as working in Whitby, Richard Stonehouse (I) and his son (Richard II) both recorded as working in Whitby between 1715 and 1809.
With weight and pendulum.

Dimensions:
Height: 204cm 

Condition Report:

Case good, dial good, glass cracked in hood door.

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Collect from The Vine Street Salerooms, Scarborough YO11 1XN.

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