1828 Swedish Mora clock
£1,000.00
A charming and highly decorative Swedish Mora clock, with clock face dating 1828, retaining its wonderfully original painted finish with hand-painted floral decoration. The elegant curvaceous case, dark blue tones and attractive shaped crest make this a striking statement piece, equally at home in a traditional country house or a contemporary interior.
The clock features its original painted dial with decorative numerals,clock makers name and area it was built and a glazed convex glass door, while the case displays the lovely patina and character that only over 150 years of age can create. The floral detailing and softly worn paintwork give this Mora clock an abundance of authentic Swedish country charm.
Some paint chipping is on this item and adds character to its history.
Originally crafted in the Mora district of central Sweden, these iconic longcase clocks were traditionally handmade by local cabinet makers before being fitted with movements by specialist clockmakers. Produced from the late 18th century through the 19th century, no two Mora clocks are exactly alike, making each example a unique piece of Scandinavian history. Today, original Mora clocks are highly sought after for their elegant proportions, understated beauty and timeless appeal.
A wonderful decorative antique that would make a stunning focal point in a hallway, living room, kitchen or garden room.
Origin: Sweden
The inside has a list of possible clock makers.
Condition: Good antique condition with age-related wear and original painted finish, adding to its authenticity and charm.
This has evidence of historic woodworm, worn patina and original aging.
The clock has weights and we have a key to see if it works..but we haven’t tried it .. sold as decorative and not working.
Stands 2090 high x 480 wide x 200 deep
