longcase clock การใช้

• Another longcase clock by Harrison is in the Charlbury Society Museum.
• A number of longcase clocks made by the two men still exist.
• A longcase clock that he made in about 1770 is known to survive.
• Longcase clocks ( grandfather clocks ) typically use Roman numerals for the hours.
• His early longcase clocks were housed in walnut cases.
• He returned to walnut for his late longcase clocks.
• Delander also built many mantel clocks and longcase clocks.
• Harrison built his first longcase clock in 1713, at the age of 20.
• He made longcase clocks and maintained the parish church clock from 1828 until 1839.
• He keeps old manuscripts in an antique longcase clock by the chimney-corner.
• Knibb produced bracket clocks, lantern clocks, longcase clocks, and wall clocks.
• The longcase clock inflicted a severe wound to the back of Cornwell's head.
• One leftover mouse ( the executioner ) pops out of the longcase clock with a mallet behind Sylvester.
• This clock resembled a longcase clock, but had a very robust mechanism and a less ornate case.
• :: Myles325a's suggestion was used in practice for a couple of centuries in the longcase clock.
• Examples of these complex movements can be seen in the many longcase clocks constructed in the 16th and 17th centuries.
• They produced mostly longcase clocks, the cheapest with 30-hour cabinet maker cases that now command the highest prices.
• In practice this formula will ensure that a longcase clock is accurate to better than 0.1 second per day.
• Mason was known for constructing longcase clocks with eight-day movements, with two keyholes on either side of the dial.
• One of the largest is James Markwick the younger's longcase clock of 1725, nearly 3 metres in height and japanned.