DUMVILE OF STOCKPORT; an early 19th century mahogany eight day longcase clock with twisted column supports and arched door on ogee bracket feet, the circular dial painted with figures to each corner representing the four known continents, set with Roman numerals and rolling moon phase, approx 242 x 66cm, lacking glass and for restoration, sold with two weights and a pendulum. Additional Information There are condition issues throughout, a clock for restoration. The central of the pediment has been off and reattached, there are probably some brass finials to both corners of the hood which have been lost leaving vacant recesses. There has been a split and repaired section to the glaze door, lower right with a further chip to the moulding upper right. There is no glass to the door as stated. The panel to the lower left hand section loose and coming away, some crazing and lifting to the veneer as well as bubbling, some further splits, scratches, nicks, moulding separating and all usual condition issues with these items. The dial numerals in particular are quite heavily rubbed, crazing throughout the dial and some rubbing to detail throughout. The clock was running in the house but there is no guarantee of working order and has not been tested since moving it. For further aspects to the condition please refer to the illustrations and request additional if necessary. This clock comes with two weights and a pendulum.