A Late 18thC Painted Eight-Day Longcase Clock by William Jones of Abingdon c.1790 sub-Decorative Objects shell being hoisted into position

shell being hoisted into position

and floral urn

It is clear that this table was positioned into a corner for its entirety as the right flank and front sections have an abundance of thick patination from years of use whereas the left flank and rear are largely a lot fresher

The hand painted continental stoneware advertising figure of generous proportions designed to be displayed in a shop window

and weekly dances and ‘weekly smoking concerts for male patients’ were held

A Late 18thC Painted Eight-Day Longcase Clock by William Jones of Abingdon c.1790 sub-Decorative Objects shell being hoisted into positionOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1800 Height: 78 Depth: 9. 5 Width: 17 The late eighteenth century painted pine long case clock by William Jones of Abingdon, having an eight day movement, striking on a bell (see video), under a pagoda top and columned flanks, the silvered dial signed and surviving from Georgian period England. The clock is in desirable original untouched order and proves hugely decorative and