Austin of Shoreditch William IV fusing late twentieth-century English craftsmanship

fusing late twentieth-century English craftsmanship with neoclassical design elements

elegantly converted to grace contemporary interiors

comparable to fine works housed in esteemed collections such as the Victoria and Albert Museum

harmonising the sinewy curves typical of Rococo style with the functional innovations Chippendale introduced

showcasing the stylistic evolution of eighteenth-century mirrors

Austin of Shoreditch William IV fusing late twentieth-century English craftsmanshipAustin of Shoreditch Grandfather Clock A magnificent and imposing early 18th century George I red japanned long case clock, this exceptional timepiece exemplifies the grandeur and sophistication of English craftsmanship from the period. Drawing inspiration from the fashionable chinoiserie style, the clock exhibits both refined taste and remarkable artistry, reminiscent of the celebrated works of Giles Grendy. Origin: England Date: Circa 1720 Material: