Antique Regency English Mahogany Longcase Clock 8-day Striking Richard Morse

A Fine Regency Mahogany Longcase Clock by Richard Morse, Charing Cross, London – Circa 1830

This refined Regency longcase clock was made by Richard Morse, a noted London watchmaker based at No.30 Charing Cross during the mid-19th century. The 12-inch silvered dial is signed “Morse, Charing Cross” and is likely fitted with a quality 8-day movement supplied by Thwaites of London, one of the most respected movement makers of the era. With a compact form and elegant detail, it’s a superb example of Regency clockmaking and London craftsmanship.

INFO:
Maker: Richard Morse, Charing Cross, London
Design: Small Regency-era mahogany longcase clock
Dial: 12-inch silvered dial with subsidiary seconds and date dials, signed “Morse, Charing Cross”
Power: 8-day, 2-train, 4-pillar movement with shaped plates, likely by Thwaites, London
Case: Fine quality mahogany with elegant mouldings, fretted top pediment and three brass ball finials
Dimensions (at greatest points):
• Height: 84 inches / 214 cm
• Width: 16.5 inches / 42 cm
• Depth: 9 inches / 23 cm
• Dial Diameter: 12 inches / 30.5 cm

Our Ref: 3732,
In Good Used Condition,
This clock has been cleaned, tested, and is in good working order, ready to be enjoyed.

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