Oak Longcase Clocks

Oak was used to construct longcase clock cases in its solid form only, i.e. it was not used as a veneer. It was used extensively as a ‘carcase’ wood upon which finer timbers were veneered, or used to produce ‘solid oak’ clock cases. Oak longcase clock cases can come in a variety of colours depending on how it has been treated during its life, varying from a very dark, almost black to a warm golden colour.

HARDWELL OF ANDOVER LONGCASE CLOCK

A really pretty little local 30hr longcase clock by Hardwell of Andover. . Plated movement with...
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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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JOHN BULLOCK, BISHOPS WALTHAM LONGCASE CLOCK

A pretty, little 30 hour longcase clock by John Bullock, Bishops Waltham. Nice quality 4...
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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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JAMES CRABB, SALISBURY LONGCASE CLOCK

A handsome well proportioned local longcase clock with a most attractive dial. 8 day, bell strike,...
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ROCKING SHIP AUTOMATA LONGCASE CLOCK

An unusual & most attractive 8 day Longcase clock. The conventional movement with anchor escapement &...
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