Chippendale Carved Walnut & Poplar Tall Clock

Circa 1800, America. Having a handsomely carved bonnet with broken arch pediment and turned wood finials above the dial and movement having a nicely painted dial with moon phase. The bonnet rests atop

Chippendale Carved Walnut Tall Case Clock John Solliday, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, circa 1770 The scrolled molded cornice ending in carved rosettes above an engraved brass and silvered dial with a b

DANIEL OYSTER (READING, BERKS CO., PENNSYLVANIA, 1767-1845) CHIPPENDALE CARVED WALNUT TALL-CASE CLOCK, eight-day brass works, painted sheet-iron dial with Arabic chapter ring and outer track, and cale

An 18th Century Chippendale carved walnut tall case clock with carved, broken-arch bonnet top with flame finials and turned columns over a narrow case with reeded corner columns on ogee bracket feet.

Pennsylvania or Virginia, 8-day brass works, moon-phase dial with ship; ornate carving to hood; carved shell to door; ogee feet; 97"h (not incl. 6" finial) Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apo

probably Pennsylvania or Southern, late 18th century. broken-arch top with carved rosettes atop astragal shaped door and painted dial, shaped waist door, molded base; all raised on straight bracket fe

The hood with scrolled pediment above a tombstone shaped door, the waist with shell-carved door flanked by quarter columns on molded base. Height 7 feet 9 inches, width 22 inches, depth 10 inches,

Jacob Gorgas Ephrata, Pennsylvania Chippendale Walnut Tall Case Clock. Circa 1770-1780. Broken arch pediment with floral carved rosettes, turned urn and carved flame finials, foliate raised carved cen

Thomas Burrowes, Strasburg, Lancaster County, PA Chippendale Walnut Tall Case Clock. 8 day movement with second dial. Carved broken arch pediment hood and flat top hood are not original, but very well

Walnut Chippendale tall case clock, broken scroll bonnet with carved rosettes containing a silvered brass arched dial with moon phase, signed "Jos. Wills Philad' A", movement by association, with cale

A Chippendale carved walnut tall chest Philadelphia or Chester County, PA, dated, "1773" The dust board below second long drawer inscribed in ink, "Jesse Hutton his hand and pen 1773/ Jesse Hutton mad

A Chippendale carved walnut tall chest of drawers Probably Chester County, PA, circa 1770 Molded top, four small arched drawers, over three short drawers, over two short drawers, over four graduated l

French Provincial Carved Walnut Tall Clock Case , note lacking the face, works and top/bonnet above , h. 67 in., w. 14 1/2 in., d. 10 1/2 in

Ellis Chandlee (1755-1816) c. 1795, dial signed ELLIS CHANDLEE/ NOTTINGHAM 95.5"h (incl. finial); 22.5" at base; 11"d; with weights, pendulum, winding key and doo

arched brass dial inscribed "Wood & Hudson, Mount Holly", New Jersey, circa 1775, dial with painted moon phase, seconds sweep, and date aperture, Hudson engraved brass dial, eight day brass movement,

A Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut Tall Case Clock Circa 1890 playing a Whittington eight-gong or Westminster four-gong musical movement, the movement signed Elite. Height 101 1/4 inches. This lot is

A Rare Chippendale Walnut Tall Case Clock Attributed to Jacob Frye (active 1790-1814), Shenandoah County, Virginia, Circa 1795 appears to retain the original glass panels, and finials, the interior of

American Carved Walnut Tall Case Clock fourth quarter 19th century, attributed to Daniel Pabst, Philadelphia, the case with incised carved details throughout, the brass movement and dial unmarked, fea

Pennsylvania Chippendale Walnut Tall Case Clock. Unsigned. Broken arch pediment with central brass urn finial and bull's-eye rosettes. Turned column supports with circular side lights. Cove molded wai

Pennsylvania Chippendale Walnut Tall Case Clock. Unsigned 30-hour movement. 96"h.

P. Miller Chippendale Walnut Tall Case Clock. (Peter Miller, Lynn Township, Lehigh County, PA, born 1771, died 1855). Painted dial, 30-hour movement. 99"h.

unsigned; with pendulum and three brass weights; Condition: no glazing; working condition unknown; 24 inches wide; 13 inches deep; 97 inches high

A John Fisher, York Town, Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut tall case clock having a molded flat top over turned column supports, an arched-top pendulum door, painted dial signed for the maker, and rais

French Carved Walnut Tall Case Clock, mid 19th c., the stepped arched crown over an enamel dial within a brass repousse face with the Virgin Mary flanked by fanciful winged gryphons, over a long door