Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell. The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.
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STOCK NO 131284

Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead (Sussex)- 19th century 30hr oak cased longcase clock c 1830, with a flat topped pediment and carved frieze beneath, square hood door and a long rectangular trunk with a break arch toped door on a square plinth, painted dial with green spandrels, makers name and Roman numerals, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement. With pendulum and weight. No Bell.
The Fowle family were a prodigious family of Sussex clockmakers from 1715-1886, three family members were named Richard in succession.

Dimensions:
Height: 190cm  Length/Width: 38cm  Depth/Diameter: 27cm

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Discover a piece of English horological history with this 19th-century 30-hour oak cased longcase clock by Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead, Sussex, circa 1830. The clock features a flat-topped pediment and a carved frieze beneath, adding a touch of elegance to its design. The square hood door leads to a painted dial with green spandrels, the maker's name, and Roman numerals, all pinned directly to a chain-driven countwheel striking movement.

The long rectangular trunk of the clock boasts a break arch toped door resting on a square plinth, showcasing the craftsmanship typical of the Fowle family of Sussex clockmakers. The clock comes complete with its original pendulum and weight, offering a complete historical timekeeping experience. Notably, this clock does not include a bell, adding to its unique character.

The Fowle family has left a lasting legacy in the world of horology, with a clockmaking tradition spanning from 1715 to 1886. The succession of three family members named Richard highlights the heritage and expertise passed down through generations.

Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of British clockmaking heritage with this exceptional longcase clock from Richard Fowle (III) of East Grinstead, Sussex. Bid now and bring home a piece of history with Duggleby Auctioneers.



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