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Francis Wild of Dundee, Mid 19th Century: Fine mahogany eight day longcase clock, superb painted dial the spandrels depicting the Continents. Strikes the Hours on a bell.

£1,450.00

7′ tall (214cms)
Fully cleaned & serviced.

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