Eight Day Longcase Clocks

The ‘8 day’ refers to the duration of a longcase clock, a week, plus a little bit spare. All tradition British longcase clocks are weight driven. The 8 day clock has two 12-14lbs lead or cast iron weights. As a general rule of thumb, an 8 day longcase clock can be identified by the fact that is has two winding holes through the dial and almost always has a subsidiary seconds dial.

JOSEPH ELFORD WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCK

A good, local longcase by Joseph Elford, Lymington (Hampshire). Fine quality five pillar movement with...
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EDWARD MANN, COVENTRY MOONPHASE LONGCASE CLOCK

An exceptionally fine painted dial 8 day longcase clock by Edward Mann of Coventry. The...
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STEPHEN HENRY, LONDON MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK

A very handsome & high quality 8 day longcase clock by Stephen Henry, London. The...
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UNSIGNED OAK LONGCASE CLOCK

An attractive, small & well proportioned 8 day longcase clock. Anchor escapement, striking the hours...
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TYLER OF LONDON, MARQUETRY LONGCASE CLOCK

Magnificent 8 day walnut marquetry longcase clock. The 5 pillar internal countwheel strike movement with...
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MINIATURE WEIGHT DRIVEN LONGCASE CLOCK

A rare & pretty miniature longcase clock. The conventionally designed 8 day bell strike movement...
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