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Important Australian Colonial Cedar Longcase Clock, c.1820, by James Oatley, the 30cm silvered copper dial with Roman numeral chapter ring containing a subsidiary calendar and seconds dial, inscribed with script 'Oatley Sydney' with date '1820', within a cedar and casuarina case in the Georgian manner, the hood featuring a double swan neck pediment flanking a central gilt brass spindle, with spiral twist supports flanking the dial, the case with triple arch trunk door flanked by fluted inset quarter columns above a plain square base, complete with two weights, with pendulum and key, missing small section of trim, currently running, striking and keeping excellent time in the showroom, height 224cm x width 60cm x depth 25cm Provenance: James Badgery (1769-1827), Exeter, NSW, by descent to his fist Son Henry Badgery (1803 - 1875) by descent to his Son Frank a Badgery (1852 - 1915) by descent to his Son Frank E Badgery (1887 - 1970) by descent to his Son Frank a Badgery (1912 - 1982) by descent to his Son, the present owner Malcolm J Badgery (1955 - present), the Badgery Family, the Badgerys are one of the great 18th century pioneering farming families of New South Wales and although today spread far and wide, the name resonates because of the family ownership of land in and around Badgery's Creek, then sold at Bonhams & Goodman, Double Bay NSW, for $336,000 (incl. BP) and then The Estate of The Late Colin Bell.
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