Hi, As mentioned on Sat' night Chat, My pride and Joy. Purchased in 1973 for £100 (175US).

Pic' 2, Hope you don't get bored.

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Pic' 5, Clock Plays Westminster or Whittington Chimes on 8 Tubes, The hours are struck on the 9th Tube.

Wow Ged, That sure is nice how old is it? TED

Thanks for comments and interest Ted, Clock is Edwardian- Early 1900s. Missed you Sat, Night. Ged.

....magnificent 'piece GED!!!just love wood inlay work...thanks...

Hi Dr "D", The clock is dead on 8ft tall, I had to let it in the floor approx 6in , as this home is an energy efficient building and allowed a ceiling height of 7ft 6ins, the norm is 8ft. If you look at pic' of base you can see hole in floor purpose made to accomodate clock.
We will have to sell clock with the bungalow I think. Thanks for interest. Regards, Ged.

Ged, One of the prettiest tall case clocks I have ever seen! Just fabulous! Thanks for the picts. It was great hearing about it in the CAT/RT. Great chat!

Very nice tall case clock Ged.I really like the movement, must be quite loud when it plays the westminster chimes.Also the inlay at the base of it is quite nice and the height, wow.
Is that our most valuable clock?
Thanks for the great chat too Ged.

Hi Ged!,
It is a glorious clock to use some adjective, £100 that is a good deal, an extraordinary deal rather! Did you have to work in it when you bought it?

Regards

How would you like to triple your money?

If you sell the clock with the house, you'll have to return every week to wind it.

Nice clock!


Andy