Grandfather / Longcase clocks in restoration
We own the following clocks which are either just awaiting photography or, more likely, awaiting or undergoing restoration. Expressions of interest can greatly influence the order in which we restore them.
Getting intouch now allows you to:
- request any simple photos (snaps) we may have
- request the 'first look' when complete
- buy them now, unrestored
- pay a deposit now ahead of agreed price restoration |
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Whitehurst Derby Cased Wall ClockA simple pine cased example of these unusual but sought after clocks by the well known Whitehurst family in Derby. In a stained pine 'long' case. 8-day timepiece (ie non striking) movement. This example is dated 1835.
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Holliwell Liverpool Mahogany A truely superb (and slim) 'Lancashire Chippendale' mahogany longcase by William Holliwell. He was apprenticed to Joseph Finney - Liverpool's finest clockmaker. This has has a brass dial with centre date, rolling moon to the arch. Free standing trunk columns, lots of tasteful Chippendale details. Very tall. I'm 6'4 and can't quite reach the very top of it. Dates prior to 1773 when he moved to Derby.
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Classic Whitehurst Derby 30-hour LongcaseNOW SOLD A classic version of the clocks made by this sought after maker. Classic simple style favoured by Whitehurst which has stood the test of time so well. Honey coloured oak case. 213cm tall. NOW SOLD
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Rare Gateshead 8-day Longcase by G Armstrong of GatesheadWe don't see many Longcases from the North East. This is good original example from Gateshead c1815. Oak Case, attractive painted dial. Not much more work required. Sorry for terrible photo!!.
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