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Lot Number : 1266

  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.
  • Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.

Description: Thirty-hour oak cased longcase clock by William Bancroft of Scarborough circa 1830, with a swan’s neck pediment, brass patera and three brass spire and ball finials, stepped break arch hood door flanked by plain pillars with brass capitals, trunk with a full length door and curved arch top, on a plain square plinth with bracket feet, painted break arch dial with roman numerals and quarter hour Arabic’s, date recorder (anti clockwise) and matching brass hands, arch painted with a rural scene depicting a ruined tower and cottage with depictions of flowers to the spandrels, dial pinned directly to a chain driven countwheel striking movement, striking the hours on a bell. With weight and pendulum. The Bancroft family were prodigious Scarborough clockmakers during the 18th and 19th century, William Bancroft is recorded as working in Newborough Street from 1820 onwards.


Dimensions:
Height: 223cm  Length/Width: 48cm  Depth/Diameter: 24cm

Condition Grade: 
1 - Excellent: A lot in excellent condition with no damage (this item could be used or new).
2 - Good: A lot in good condition, possibly with slight wear commensurate with age or minor restoration.
3 - Fair/Good: A lot in fairly good condition but possibly with some wear, damage or restoration.
4 - Fair: A lot likely in need of some restoration or not in working order.
5 - Poor: A lot with heavy wear or damage and not fit for purpose, in need of full restoration or to be broken for parts.
0 - N/A:
2 - Good: A lot in good condition, possibly with slight wear commensurate with age or minor restoration.

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

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