Smith & Singer
272

A Scottish oak longcase clock, circa 1820

Estimate $1,500 – $2,000

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having scrolling line inlaid mahogany swan neck pediment with brass appliques surmounting the hood, the painted dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary second dial and arched date aperture, flanked by coloured sprays of flowers and surmounted by a Loch scene, inscribed 'John Bower Kirriemuir' the trunk with arching door, supported on a stepped base terminating in bracket feet
205 cm high, 50 cm wide, 25 cm deep

  • Lot Sold SOLD (Hammer Price)
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Specialists

Alison Alford

Alison Alford

Consultant

Arts & Design
Sydney
T: +61 (0)2 9302 2402
E: Alison Alford

Brett Ballard

Brett Ballard

Senior Specialist

Australian & International Art
Sydney
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E: Brett Ballard
       

Fiona Hayward

Fiona Hayward

Senior Specialist

Australian & International Art
Melbourne
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E: Fiona Hayward

Anthony Hurl

Anthony Hurl

Consultant

Arts & Design
Adelaide
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E: Anthony Hurl
       

Ann Roberts

Ann Roberts

Consultant, Asian Art

Arts & Design
Melbourne
T: +61 (0)3 9508 9900
E: Ann Roberts

Geoffrey Smith

Geoffrey Smith

Chairman

Australian & International Art
Melbourne  |  Sydney
T: +61 (0)3 9508 9900
T: +61 (0)2 9302 2402
E: Geoffrey Smith

Fine Asian, Australian & European Arts & Design

AU0803  |  6 Apr 2016  |  Melbourne
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