Antique Swedish Mora-style tall case clock in original weathered white-painted finish, with a round painted dial and cutout waist
The clock styled against a paneled wall alongside a carved wall bracket and antique mirrors
Close-up of the clock's aged painted dial with hand-lettered numerals and a finial-topped hood
Close-up of the base showing chipped original paint and worn wood grain at the plinth
Close-up of the waist molding joint showing bare wood grain and worn painted surface
Close-up of the round pendulum window in the case body, showing bare wood and worn layered paint
Close-up of the crown-shaped metal finial atop the arched wooden hood and glazed dial
Close-up of the pendulum window edge and molded waist detail with worn paint and metal studs

19th C. Swedish Clock from Uppsala, Original Finish, Circa 1800-1810

$6,750.00
$6,750.00
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Crafted in the historic university town of Uppsala between 1800 and 1810, this Swedish Mora clock has a curvaceous silhouette and its original powdery, sun-faded rose paint, with natural wood peeking through. The face has charmingly irregular numerals and delicate hands. It's a soulful anchor for any room.

Dimensions: 22" W x 86.75" H x 8.5" D

Styling Tip with Kristin: Stand this in an entry or at the end of a hallway where its height can be appreciated. It looks especially beautiful with pale linen and bleached wood.

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