England. Circa 1810.

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A stunning example of early 19th century craftsmanship, this bold, long case clock has a goose-neck bonnet with finials, keystone and colonettes above a chamfered waist with scalloped door.  The base, with its large, shaped recess panel, rests on bun feet.  The dial break arch is painted depicting a hunter with his dog and a bagged pheasant while rabbits occupy the spandrels. “Stonehouse, Leeds” is prominently displayed across middle.

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