An excellent English early George III, 8 day, mahogany longcase clock by eminent maker Godfrie Poy of London. The hood consisting of a pagoda with fretwork sounding aperture and brass finials, above a broken arch mould and door below opening to reveal the elegant and intricately made dial, with cherub spandrels, strike/silent selector to the top, matted centre section, silvered dial and subordinate seconds dial, date aperture, twin winding holes and makers cartouche to lower centre inscribed Godrie Poy, London, bordered by reeded columns with one third inlaid brass. The trunk with broken arched flame mahogany door over a base with raised centre panel terminating in a double plinth with pad feet. Godfrie Poy was listed in Baillie’Clock Makers of the World as an eminent clock and also a watch maker. The movement particularly is of excellent quality and the whole clock appears to be in very good near original condition.