S suicra05 Registered User Messages 256 9 Jul 2010 #1 I have asked to buy a longcase Grand father clock from a friend. It looks in good condition. It is made by James Stewart & Sons. How can I find out what the value of this clock would be? I am based in the Dublin area.
I have asked to buy a longcase Grand father clock from a friend. It looks in good condition. It is made by James Stewart & Sons. How can I find out what the value of this clock would be? I am based in the Dublin area.
G Graham_07 Registered User Messages 2,890 10 Jul 2010 #2 Could the co help ? http://www.jstewart-sons-clocks.com or an antique dealer who might value for a fee?
Could the co help ? http://www.jstewart-sons-clocks.com or an antique dealer who might value for a fee?
Brendan Burgess Founder Messages 53,409 10 Jul 2010 #3 Are you buying it to help him out? it might be better to lend him the money than to buy the clock, unless you particularly want the clock. If you want a clock, that might not be the right one for you. Brendan
Are you buying it to help him out? it might be better to lend him the money than to buy the clock, unless you particularly want the clock. If you want a clock, that might not be the right one for you. Brendan
Brendan Burgess Founder Messages 53,409 12 Jul 2010 #4 I asked a friend of mine who knows about clocks and he told me: " Generally, prices for antique furniture are low at the moment and "average" grandfather clocks sell for 1-2K at auction A good clock is worth more and a faked up clock is worth less. If he is investing a lot of money, he should get someone to look at the unit and give an appraisal."
I asked a friend of mine who knows about clocks and he told me: " Generally, prices for antique furniture are low at the moment and "average" grandfather clocks sell for 1-2K at auction A good clock is worth more and a faked up clock is worth less. If he is investing a lot of money, he should get someone to look at the unit and give an appraisal."