Description
A Fine Marquetry Longcase Clock by Henry Massy of London
A very fine quality marquetry 8-day longcase clock by Henry Massy of London, which dates from the late 17th Century. A good quality 11” square brass dial with early rack striking movement and 5 knopped pillars. A typical London marquetry/walnut veneered case, of excellent colour and patination. The dial with finely matted centre, seconds and calendar with the makers name to chapter ring.
A highly attractive and outstanding piece from the golden age of clock making.
Henry Massy was the son of Nicholas Massy who was a maker of great repute. Henry Massy was registered as working himself between 1692 and 1707.
Serviced and guaranteed for 3 years.
Height: 79″ or 200cm
CIRCA. 1700
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2. Fully Serviced & Guaranteed
Once you have selected the clock you wish to purchase, you can secure it by placing a 20% deposit. The clock will then be taken to our workshop, where a specialist clockmaker will conduct a comprehensive restoration. The clock will then undergo rigorous testing for a minimum of 4 weeks. The work carried out on your clock will be guaranteed for 3 years, providing you with further peace of mind.
3. Delivery
After the clock has undergone a full restoration and the testing period has been successfully completed, we will contact you to arrange a suitable date for delivery. At this point the final balance will be due. The delivery process will be coordinated with you to ensure a convenient and secure transportation of the clock to your location.
