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William Halstad London Long case Clock

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William Halstad London Long case Clock William Halstad Long case clock grandfather clock %%alt5%%
Fine and rare Burr Elm Long case clock. Early 18th Century. Stunning case constructed of oak with Burr Elm veneers.
7 feet tall
12 inches wide
19.5 inches to the base Please contact us for more details.
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£8495.00  UK
$10562.68  USA
€10137.08  EU
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Category Antique Clocks Date 1705   Early 18th Century Antiques Material Oak and Elm Origin English Maker William Halstad Item code as899a090 / NBA706 Status For Sale

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