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Eight-day longcase clock c.1835 by J. C. Elliott
of Blythe. Now on show at Stamford. SOLD. |
Richard Simister |
Eight-day longcase clock in oak with mahogany
trim made c.1790 by William Ellis of Wrexham,
Wales, after restoration. SOLD |
Eight-day longcase clock of c.1805 by George Lee of Skipton in mahogany. SOLD |
Anonymous clocksmith longcase clock, c.1750 SOLD (described in detail in the article New
Clocks from Old) |
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