A Late 18thC Painted Eight-Day Longcase Clock by William Jones of Abingdon c.1790 sub-Decorative Objects or all stripped down to

or all stripped down to the original bare surfaces

which was now producing 'fancy' hosiery as well as the more common articles

and floral urn

and weekly dances and ‘weekly smoking concerts for male patients’ were held

A Late 18thC Painted Eight-Day Longcase Clock by William Jones of Abingdon c.1790 sub-Decorative Objects or all stripped down toOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1800 Height: 78 Depth: 9. 5 Width: 17 The late eighteenth century painted pine long case clock by William Jones of Abingdon, having an eight day movement, striking on a bell (see video), under a pagoda top and columned flanks, the silvered dial signed and surviving from Georgian period England. The clock is in desirable original untouched order and proves hugely decorative and