Longcase clock by ‘Samual Maplin of Salop,’ 8-Day. (SOLD)

Sale Price:£995.00 Original Price:£1,250.00
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This is a good quality, late 18th century 8-day clock in a rich oak case.

The movement is weighty and keeps good time. It has a seconds dial and a working date wheel.

The enamel dial is painted white and has Roman numerals. The painting to the arch is of fine quality and depicts a pastoral scene.

The arched hood has a partial glass frieze. It is supported by wooden fluted columns with brass cappings. The glass to the door may well be original.

The trunk is heavy and has a well-aged patina. The full-length door has a shaped top and a working lock and key which, again, appears to be original. Fluted quarter pillars with brass cappings support the trunk sides.

All-in-all, this is a beautifully presented and well maintained clock. One of the nicest examples we’ve seen.

Samuel Maplin of Salop is recorded: "Shrewsbury, 1766 - 1799”.

He became Mayor in 1784, and Burgess in 1795." Also known as a goldsmith.

 

H = 87.75”  W = 21.75”      D = 10.25”

 

£1,250.00

Delivery Available & Collection in person is available 7 days a week. We also provide Courier Recommendations.

Lofthouse Antiques, Abbots Bromley.

www.lofthouseantiques.com


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