Discover a stunning piece of history at Duggleby Auctioneers with this late 19th-century mahogany longcase clock by John Cameron & Son of Kilmarnock, dating back to around 1870. The clock features exquisite craftsmanship, showcasing a flat-topped pediment and blind frieze, a rectangular break arch hood door, and intricate sound frets on the hood sides.
The trunk of the clock is adorned with canted corners and a convex door with cushion mouldings, resting on a square plinth supported by turned bun feet. The painted dial is a true work of art, depicting the abdication of Mary Queen of Scots at the arch and the four regions of the United Kingdom on the spandrels. Roman numerals, a minute track, date and seconds dials, and stamped brass hands adorn the dial, adding to its elegance.
This exceptional timepiece houses a dial pinned to a rack striking movement, striking the hours on a bell for an enchanting auditory experience. Complete with its original weights and pendulum, this clock is not only a beautiful decorative piece but also a functional and reliable timekeeper. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of Scottish horological history with this remarkable longcase clock by John Cameron & Son of Kilmarnock.