A George III oak longcase clock, the case on bracket feet with shaped panel to plinth with fluted canted angles, the trunk with reeded ¼-columns flanking the shaped door with unusual pierced brass escutcheon, the hood with detached gilt-wood capped columns and surmounted by a shaped pediment, the dial signed James Graham, Eastwitton 1770 on an engraved plaque to the arch above the moonphase with blued steel index hands, brass Roman and Arabic chapter ring with foliate engraved centre having subsidiary rings for seconds and calendar, pierced blued hands, rococo spandrels, the four-pillar rack striking movement with anchor escapement, on later seat board