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ROBERT STEWART OF GLASGOW (c.1840-1900)
small Scottish longacase clock (c. 1850 Scotland)
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| Item Signed, Inscribed, Dated Details |
R Stewart Glasgow |
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| European Dimensions |
51.00 cm wide 193.00 cm high 28.00 cm deep |
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| UK/USA Converted Dimensions |
20.08 inches wide 75.98 inches high 11.02 inches deep |
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| Current Item Condition |
The case has been repolished in recent years, the movement has been serviced and is guaranteed for 12 months |
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| Item Description / Dealer Expertise |
A small mahaogany cased longcase clock. It has a flat top with a circular dial with cross banded corners and a figured frieze. The trunk has figure mahogany panels with a matched cross banded door. Standing on small bracket feet. It had s a 13" circular painted dial with a subsidiary seconds and date dials. It is signed "R Stewart, Glasgow". The 8 day movement strikes the hours on a bell. |
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| STEWART OF GLASGOW |
R. Stewart started in partnership with his brother, Allan as J. & R. Stewart in about 1835 but Robert was working alone by 1840.
The business started in 1835 as Allan & Robert Stewart, Clock and Watchmakers, 162 Trongate, Glasgow. 1835-6 they were J. & R. Stewart at the same address. 1840 it was R. Stewart at the address. He was at 25 Argyle Street Glasgow 1845-56 132 Argyle Street by 1860 until at least 1890 Also at 4 Buchanan Street by 1864 until at least 1896. 122 & 134 Argyle Street 1886-1896 as goldsmith, jeweller, wholesaler and appointed silversmith to Queen Victoria. The more modern history is not yet documented or easy to find but an e-mail has reported a finding in a library of a trade directory from Glasgow 1932/1933 listing Stewart R., goldsmith, watchmaker, diamond merchant, turret clock maker, 2-4 Buchanan St. and 122-132 Argyle St. |
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More information / Purchase this item |
Please email or call +44 (0)1494 673055 for more information or to purchase this item. |
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| Status |
SOLD |
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