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The Spring Classic Sale, Stockholm 562 Stockholm633635
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A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.

A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.
Estimate
200 000 - 300 000 SEK
17 700 - 26 500 EUR
18 200 - 27 300 USD
Hammer price
460 000 SEK
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A Queen Anne walnut month-going longcase clock by Daniel Quare, London early 18th Century.

Height 240 cm. The 30 cm square brass dial signed "Dan Quare London".

The case base shortened. The back of the loncase later and made of pine. The hood originally with fretwork. Veneer repairs and cracks. The hands with repairs and tarnished.

Saleroom notice

The back of the longcase later and made of pine.

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Daniel Quare (b.1649-1724) was one of the most illustrious clockmakers of England's golden age of horology. He was first admitted as a Brother of the Company 3 April 1671 and became its Master in 1708. George I offered Quare the post of King's Watchmaker; however, being a Quaker he was unable to swear the necessary Oath of Allegiance. Even so, the King allowed him free access to the Palace "by the back stairs". Daniel Quare died in 1724.