Discover a remarkable piece from Benjamin Rodgers of Chesterfield, an exquisite provincial early 18th-century 30-hour oak longcase clock from around 1720. This remarkable timepiece features a stepped caddy top and square hood door, complemented by detached pilasters with wooden capitals. The case boasts reeded corners and an ogee-topped long trunk door, alongside a square pediment and decorative applied skirting.
Admire the intricate details on the brass dial, showcasing restoration spandrels, a matted centre, original steel hands, and a chapter with Roman numerals. The clock also features quarter-hour and minute tracks, with the dial pinned to a countwheel striking movement that chimes the hours on a bell.
This exceptional longcase clock comes complete with its weight and pendulum, adding to its historical charm and functionality. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of early 18th-century craftsmanship from Benjamin Rodgers of Chesterfield. Join Duggleby Auctioneers to bid on this stunning timepiece.