A Circa 1770 Eight Day Longcase Clock

An 18th-Century oak long case clock by Paxton of St Neots. The 12 inch painted break-arch dial signed Paxton St Neots with Roman numerals. The eight-day two train movement striking on a bell. A superb oak case with inlaid shell paterae and swan neck pediment. All in good working order. John Paxton was a documented watch and clockmaker located in St Neots in the early 18th Century. The business was continued by his son Joseph. Price includes delivery to most of the UK. Worldwide shipping arranged.