McLennan of London Georgian Mahogany Longcase / Grandfather Clock, Circa 1795

SKU: QH-3144Y

Fine Georgian mahogany grandfather clock, London c. 1795, by noted maker Kenneth McLennan. Flame mahogany case, brass-capped fluted columns, silvered dial with strike/silent, 8-day movement, original brass-cased weights.

R27,000.00

McLennan of London Georgian Mahogany Longcase / Grandfather Clock, Circa 1795

SKU: QH-3144Y

Fine Georgian mahogany grandfather clock, London c. 1795, by noted maker Kenneth McLennan. Flame mahogany case, brass-capped fluted columns, silvered dial with strike/silent, 8-day movement, original brass-cased weights.

R27,000.00

McLennan of London Georgian Mahogany Longcase / Grandfather Clock, Circa 1795

SKU: QH-3144Y

Fine Georgian mahogany grandfather clock, London c. 1795, by noted maker Kenneth McLennan. Flame mahogany case, brass-capped fluted columns, silvered dial with strike/silent, 8-day movement, original brass-cased weights.

R27,000.00

An elegant Georgian London mahogany longcase clock by the celebrated maker Kenneth McLennan, circa 1795. This is a fine quality case of smaller, manageable proportions, with an arched pediment, decorative wavy edging and three brass ball finials, veneered throughout in choice flame mahogany. The hood has brass-capped fluted columns and side glass panels, above a raised moulded base panel. The superb brass and silvered dial carries blued steel hands, a strike/silent feature to the arch, seconds and date dials, and “Kenth McLennan London” engraved to the cartouche. Behind it is a high quality 8-day, five-pillar movement striking the hours on a bell, retaining its original brass-cased weights. Kenneth McLennan was a highly talented maker who built a planetarium for The Royal Institution in 1801, making this a clock of real horological interest.

Dimensions:
Height: 7ft 2″ (219 cm)
Width (at widest point of hood): 19″ (48 cm)
Depth: 9″ (23 cm)
Dateline: Georgian

An elegant Georgian London mahogany longcase clock by the celebrated maker Kenneth McLennan, circa 1795. This is a fine quality case of smaller, manageable proportions, with an arched pediment, decorative wavy edging and three brass ball finials, veneered throughout in choice flame mahogany. The hood has brass-capped fluted columns and side glass panels, above a raised moulded base panel. The superb brass and silvered dial carries blued steel hands, a strike/silent feature to the arch, seconds and date dials, and “Kenth McLennan London” engraved to the cartouche. Behind it is a high quality 8-day, five-pillar movement striking the hours on a bell, retaining its original brass-cased weights. Kenneth McLennan was a highly talented maker who built a planetarium for The Royal Institution in 1801, making this a clock of real horological interest.

Dimensions:
Height: 7ft 2″ (219 cm)
Width (at widest point of hood): 19″ (48 cm)
Depth: 9″ (23 cm)
Dateline: Georgian

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