Pietre & Jan Morjin Early Dutch Longcase Clock Botanical embodying the symmetry and elegance

embodying the symmetry and elegance admired in Neo-Classical and Regency design

with hundreds of precious hardstones arranged in a radiating specimen pattern

Practical value: Well-suited for both display and everyday use

such sofas were often found in grand salons and châteaux

original handmade construction

Pietre & Jan Morjin Early Dutch Longcase Clock Botanical embodying the symmetry and eleganceImportant Mid 18th Century Dutch longcase clock with planisphere dial scheepjes mechaniek by Pietre and Jan Morjin, Amsterdam. Veneered in rich burr walnut. Netherlands, circa 1740 Height: 275 cms (108. 3 ins) Width: 60 cms (23. 7 ins) Depth: 40 cms (15. 8 ins) Dutch longcase scheepjes mechaniek clock of typical form surmounted by carved wooden figural finials, Atlas and two bearers, the polychrome painted brass dial depicting an allegory on trade and