Georgian/Early 19th Century Flame Mahogany & Inlay Bell Striking Grandfather Longcase Clock

Attractive flame mahogany longcase clock with charming painted dial of a couple at harvest time. The girl watching her boo eat his lunch she has bought him. Church with bridges joining the 2 banks and cottage scenes in the corners. Seconds and date dials I have not yet fully deciphered the makers name and town. It looks to read:- tho: chaytor of south moor. There was a samuel chaytor of county durham listed by brian loomes circa 1770-1837. Though he suspects it should in fact read chatus and not chaytor. So, whether thomas was a relative or unconnected I cannot confirm at present. The case is from beautiful mahogany with attractive graining and patination. Of good proportions and size with slim trunk. Please contact robert via email or call him 07899 058752 with any questions, arranger viewing or discuss delivery/setup options. Please supply your postcode as charges may apply. Whenever possible delivery will be carried out in house but on occasions this is not possible and in which case courier service will be employed and setup instructions.