Neoclassical Grandfather Clocks and Longcase Clocks

Pristine Howard Miller “Jonathan” Grandfather Clock – Timeless Elegance in Oak Elevate your home with the refined presence of this Howard Miller Grandfather Clock, a rare and elegant...

A Swedish early 19th century neoclassical style longcase painted wood clock with carved crest, circular head and linear body. This Swedish painted wood grandfather clock features an ...

Gustavian Neoclassical style tall case clock, using an old 19th century French enamel dial signed Lavasseur, the case in cerused wood and parcel gilded. Dealer: S138XX

An antique tall case clock by Herschede offers mahogany case in arched form with central glass door and flanking columns, "Grand Prize" maker p...

Patina Perfection!! A stunning 19th Century Neo-classical style painted pine tall case clock by master clockmaker Mogens Peter Westh (1817-1894 apprenticed 1835 to Morten Jørgensen Møller) Hand-crafted on the Danish island Bornholm, located just off the coast of Denmark and Sweden in the Baltic Sea. Also known as a Bornholm stand or Bornholmer, featuring a hand painted cream solid pine wooden case, accented with hand carved giltwood foliate motif, topped with an overhanging cornice with decorative dentil molding, circular blue enameled dial with gilt Roman numerals, clockwork by Westh, rising above a tall narrow case...

French Renaissance style gilt bronze and enamel mounted onyx longcase clock French, late 19th century Measures: Height 126cm, width 37cm, depth 30cm This colourful longcase clock was created in France in the late 19th Century. It has been crafted from red marble and green onyx and decorated with gilt bronze and champlevé enamel. The clock consists of a circular enamel dial, mounted onto a cube-shaped case, placed on a tall body which is set on a short marble plinth. The circular clock dial features Arabic numerals and is ornamented with gilt bronze and colourful champlevé enamel designs. This is set within a circular gilt bronze and enamel frame and mounted onto the green onyx block. The corners of the block are lined with gilt bronze bands, and the sides are set with circular, gilt-bronze-framed champlevé enamel forms. The clock case is surmounted by a slim projecting green onyx and red marble top. This is edged with curvaceous champlevé enamel forms with gilt bronze drop-finials, which imitate fabric. This clock case is mounted onto a slim, red marble slab...

This is a rare Swedish Mora clock with exceptional crosshatch detail in the neoclassical style, circa 1810. Original face, clockworks, pendulum and weights. This clock has been clean...

Swedish long case clock from the neoclassical period. The clock is made around the turn of the century 1700s-1800s. Interestingly the case itself is made in northern Sweden while the...

Early 19th century Danish carved and giltwood neoclassical tall case clock. Original gilding on all hand carved neoclassical ornamentation. Palace provenance, more than likely. Profile of each a man and a woman, most likely nobility or from the Royal house. Works are of English (London) origin as are quite often seen in Danish tall clocks...

Royal Morez type pendulum clock with case, France, 19th century. Magnificent grandfather clock with a box decorated in engraved wood and polychrome with floral motifs. The pendulum ...

Grandfather clock Swedish neoclassical blue gold Sweden. A blue-painted Gustavian floor clock with giltwood details. Top with flower- and swag- d...

An exceptionally rare and fine Swedish early neoclassical period long case clock with fluted center column from the mid 18th century retaining its original blue paint surface, signed...