Mahogany Longcase Clocks

Mahogany was extensively used in the construction of longcase clock cases after about 1750. It was used in its solid form or more importantly as finely cut veneers. The use of veneers by the case maker allowed beautiful ‘flame’ patterns to be produced, the best of which was reserved for the trunk door. As we progressed into the 19th century, most 8 day longcase clock cases would have been made using Mahogany.

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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JOHN SNELLING OF ALTON, MOONPHASE LONGCASE CLOCK

A superb quality, attractive and locally made moonphase longcase clock by John Snelling of Alton, Hampshire....
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WILLIAM AVENALL OF PORTSEA LONGCASE CLOCK

A most attractive and good quality 8 day longcase clock by “Wm Avenall, Portsea”. The movement...
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THOMAS ROGERS OF BATH, LONGCASE CLOCK

A real rarity! A very pretty 30hr longcase clock timepiece with alarm. The 3...
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THOMAS GARDNER, LONDON LONGCASE CLOCK

A high quality & beautifully proportioned classic 8 day London longcase clock. The 5 pillar,...
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