Grandfather

Grandfather Clocks - Description

The Georgian style break-arch cabinet of the Kensington is a design that has been popular for over 250 years. The mahogany cabinet is decorated with curl veneers, inlaid with boxwood edgeline. The case is hand rubbed and waxed to achieve an “antique” patina.

Price: £ 3648.00 including VAT

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Comitti of London - The Regency

Triple chime mahogany break arch case with curl veneer to the plinth inlaid with boxwood edgeline. Antique mahogany waxed finish.

Price: £ 2447.01 including VAT

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Comitti of London - The Trafalgar

Solid cherry and decorated with book matched burr yew veneers inlaid with “rope” edgeline.

Price: £ 4201.00 including VAT

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Comitti of London Cavenham Longcase Clock

Solid oak break arch case with “Linenfold” panel to the plinth. Medium oak shaded waxed finish.

Price: £ 2370.00 including VAT

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Comitti of London Chatham Longcase Clock

A superb copy of a Simon Willard tall clock made in Roxbury (MA) in the English Colonial style, circa. 1790. Extensive use of chequered edgeline and corner inlays enhances the superb flame mahogany veneers of the Chatham. The break arch pediment is decorated with pierced and blind fretwork....

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Comitti of London Chatsworth Grandfather Clock

A Georgian style break-arch case typical of the work of the London maker William Webster, circa. 1710.

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Comitti of London Empire Longcase Clock

A copy of a Chippendale style floor clock by David Rittenhouse (PA), circa. 1780. The Empire has a solid mahogany cabinet with curl veneers and decorative carving. The scroll pediment is supported by fine lattice fretwork. The case stands on ogee feet and features fluted quarter columns to...

Price: £ 8733.00 including VAT

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Comitti of London Gleneagle Longcase Clock

A Sheraton style cabinet typical of the work of the Scottish clockmaker William Robb of Montrose, circa. 1790. Extensive use of chequered edgeline and corner inlays enhances the superb flame mahogany veneers of the Gleneagle. The scroll pediment is decorated with wheat motifs and crowned...

Price: £ 5911.00 including VAT

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