This slender Mora pine long case clock has been stripped down to its original burnt orange color with remnants of old paint. Gustavian Mora clocks are a type of long case clock which were made in, and derived their name from, the town of Mora in Dalarna province, Sweden. The clock has a removable panel in the body which is held in place with a wooden knob. The hands are pierced with a delicate lyrical pattern that creates a nice contrast to the rustic finish. The clock is in working order with brass and metal clock movements. The 8 day clock workings are key wound with a brass pendulum and two iron weights driving the time and strike trains which strikes on a bell on each hour.

Sweden, circa 1820's

77" H X 21" W X 7.75"D

Materials and Techniques: Woodwork, Pine, Cast Brass, Iron

Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of age and wear such as rubbing, surface oxidization, etc. Movement has been serviced by clockmaker. Repairs & restoration. Ready for installation and use.

Reference: 3CH106