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Description: | Two-part moulded longcase clock with shaped rounded head and wide foot, painted underglaze with a yellow ochre wash, back panel left white. Front panel relief-moulded with double-arched pendulum door, and foot panel with leaf details picked out in green. Relief-moulded circular clock face with yellow beaded edging, impressed roman numerals picked out in dark brown and yellow hands reading three o'clock. Reclining cherub between two leafy green stems in relief beneath clock face, a dog in a green landscape above. Three circular holes pierced in upper body above and to the sides of clock face.
Technique: moulding
Technique: relief-moulding
Material: ceramics
Material: earthenware
Material: pearlware glaze
Material: cobalt blue
Material: painted underglaze
model of a clock made in Staffordshire, England, Britain, Europe, c1800, (1922.1328). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.2077 | Go to resource |
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