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The Gleneagle is a Sheraton-style longcase clock inspired by Scottish maker William Robb of Montrose, circa 1790. Flame mahogany veneer, chequered edging and extensive marquetry lead upward to a scroll pediment crowned by a finely cast brass eagle.
Its signed, hand-painted moon dial depicts wildlife of England’s Lake District, while the eight-day triple-chime cable movement offers Westminster, Whittington and St. Michael melodies. The cabinet is hand rubbed and waxed for the nuanced patina of a cherished antique.
Craftsmanship & Details
- Movement: Triple-chime eight-day cable movement with silencing control
- Quiet hours: Automatic overnight silencing from 10:00 p.m. to 7:15 a.m., with chime-sequence and beat correction
- Chime melodies: Westminster, Whittington and St. Michael melodies sounded on rods
- Glazing & fittings: Bevelled glasses and lacquered solid-brass fittings
- Installation & access: Adjustable feet, door locks and detachable hood for access to the movement
- Options: Alternative bespoke finishes and dial treatments available by request
- Authenticity: Comitti Certificate of Authenticity included
Dimensions
- Height: 84.6 in. (215 cm)
- Width: 17.7 in. (45 cm)
- Depth: 11.8 in. (30 cm)
- Weight: 101.4 lb. (46 kg)
Made to order by Comitti of London. Subtle variations in natural materials and hand-finished details are part of each piece’s individual character.
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