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Shakeshaft of Preston with Rolling Moon. Longcase


Longcase antique clock by William Shakeshaft of Preston
with 'Halifax' rolling moon.
circa 1810
At just over 7ft tall, this neat mahogany 8 day clock has a 14" painted dial with Arabic numerals, popular from about 1810-1820.
The rolling moon within the dial face is often referred to as a "Halifax" or "Axe Head" and is a feature of mid Lancashire.
The mahogany case has fine fluted quarter columns, and the hood has fluted door pillars with Corinthian capitals. Swan neck pediments are to the top, and there is fine inlay below and a brass finial. The 8 day movement strikes the hour.
William Shakeshaft was born circa 1748, and died possibly about 1826. He was admitted as a freeman of the Smiths company in 1782 by Richard Lomax clerk.
He was working in the Market Place Preston from 1818 to 1820.
ref. Susan Stuart. Biographical list of Clockmakers. North Lancashire and South Westmorland. 1680-1900
Dimensions
Total Height 7ft 2.5ins
Max width 1ft 11 1/4ins
Max depth 1ft
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Near York
North Yorkshire
Tel : 0771 2459158
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with 'Halifax' rolling moon.
circa 1810
At just over 7ft tall, this neat mahogany 8 day clock has a 14" painted dial with Arabic numerals, popular from about 1810-1820.
The rolling moon within the dial face is often referred to as a "Halifax" or "Axe Head" and is a feature of mid Lancashire.
The mahogany case has fine fluted quarter columns, and the hood has fluted door pillars with Corinthian capitals. Swan neck pediments are to the top, and there is fine inlay below and a brass finial. The 8 day movement strikes the hour.
William Shakeshaft was born circa 1748, and died possibly about 1826. He was admitted as a freeman of the Smiths company in 1782 by Richard Lomax clerk.
He was working in the Market Place Preston from 1818 to 1820.
ref. Susan Stuart. Biographical list of Clockmakers. North Lancashire and South Westmorland. 1680-1900
Dimensions
Total Height 7ft 2.5ins
Max width 1ft 11 1/4ins
Max depth 1ft
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 11/DEC/2025. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
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Category Antique Clocks
Date 1810
George III Antiques Material Mahogany
Origin English
Item code as1045a010
Status Sold
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Near York
North Yorkshire
Tel : 0771 2459158
Non UK callers : +44 771 2459158
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