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*longcase clock
*Welsh longcase grandfather clock with brass dial and painted dial in 8-day and 30 hour clocks
*Antique Longcase clocks and Antique Welsh Clocks 30 hour Clock 8-day Clock
*Antique Longcase Clock by Richard Watkin Breconshire 30 Hour and 8-day longcase
*Antique Longcase Clock by David Rowland Aberystwyth a Welsh Clock Maker from Wales
*Oak Longcase Clocks Richards Aberdare Welsh Clock Makers
*Oak Longcase Clock 30-hour and 8-day Movements by Thomas Lewis Llandinan Welsh Clock Maker
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clock had first been introduced into the homes of the wealthiest,
with both movement and case made in London or one of the border
towns, and its spread into rural communities was one of the most
dramatic craft developments of the 18th century, with makers
appearing in every locality. Clocks had been known since the 14th
century and a small number of often inventive clockmakers were
working by the late 17th century. Some of these might have been to an
extent self-taught, a number being blacksmiths, whilst others were
trained in England.
