Circa 1860 Rochdale, England tall clock

Circa 1860 Rochdale, England mahogany tall clock, signed by maker (see photo), 8 day brass weight driven movement with moon dial which also has a cottage and a sailing ship, corners have flowers and f

Circa 1860 Welsh tall clock by Hugh Roberts, Llangefni, oak and walnut case, 8 day time and strike brass movement with a handpainted rocking soldier on horseback dial, handpainted soldiers in all 4 co

Circa 1860 English mahogany tall clock, signed M Middlemiss, Newcastle, hand painted dial depicts the Lord's Supper and seated women on all 4 corners (2 have dogs with them), weight driven 8-day movem

A large continental Renaissance style tall case clock circa 1860, the brass dial centering the two caryatids surmounting the single door case with carved figural reliefs and medallions, the whole risi

Antique New England Tall Case Clock, circa 1800, Broken Arch Pediment, Star Inlay, Brass Accoutrements, Painted Tin Clock Face with Ship, Fluted Quarter Columns, Label Inside Reads Thomas Buckley, Tri

French Provincial Comtoise Morbier Tall Case Clock circa 1860. Faux grain painted pine case, with brass repousse pendulum and hand painted dial. Signed 'E. Imbert, Saint Herime.' Ht. 7 ft. 7 in. W 19

"Blair. Flight, Kenross" Chippendale Mahogany Inlaid Tall Case Clock. London, England Circa 1780-1790. Eight day movement with moon phase, date and second dials. 86-1/2"h. Condition: Good with wear, r

Paint decorated tall clock. Case with original black and red graining. New England, circa 1830. Works with original painted face. Wooden works. Overall height 87-1/2". Losses to Broken arch top.

Tall clock with paint-decorated case. Exceptional tall ship decorated face. Face marked 'S. Hoadly Plymouth'. New England, circa 1820. Condition: Restoration to broken arch top. Imperfections. Working

Circa 1860, by Bailey Banks and Biddle of Philadelphia. The dial of the clock is very nicely chased and marked with the firm's name at the lower segment. The case has been well carved with spirals and

New England, circa 1820; eight day movement, case with inlaid mahogany and holly wood topped with swan neck bonnet, painted sheet metal face. 85 in. H., 19 in. W. From the Estate of Philip S. Dubey.

Circa 1820, England. Having a broken arch pediment at the bonnet with brass rosettes at the upper tips over glazed door housing very nicely painted dial reading, " Michie Brechin." The lower case havi

New England grain painted tall case clock with 30-hour wooden works and Masonic symbols on dial, circa 1830. 80.5"h x 16.5"w x 9.5"d

New England Federal Inlaid Cherry Tall Case Clockcirca 1800, white pine secondary, painted metal face with moon dial, hemispheres, date dial, second hand dial, painted floral spandrels, reeded front c

Tall, cylindrical glass vase, in green, by New England Glass Company, circa 1860, on a marble base, 11.5 by 4.25 inches.

PLEASE NOTE: This clock is 19th and no 18th Century. Cast bronze/brass gilt clock on a marble base, dial marked Frd. Berthoud, Paris circa 1860. Dimensions are: 16 1/4" tall, 16 1/4" wide, 7 deep. Al

New England Chain Sewing Machine Circa 1860's. Heavy cast iron hand crank sewing machine approx. 7.5" tall by 10" long overall. In age appropriate condition, see photos.

Circa 1900, England. Having a striking form with pointed top boasting molded edge above brass dial and face housed behind glass and with lower segment having hinged door to open to the dial and the ca

Exceptional clock makers two-sided trade sign. Cast zinc with early, probably original paint and gold leaf. Great surface. Rare small size. American, circa 1860. H 20". Excellent crisp condition.

Paint-decorated tall clock with ogee bracket feet. Probably Shaftsbury, Vermont, circa 1835. H 80-1/2" W 18-1/4" D 13-1/2". Condition: Original condition with minor imperfections. Copy and paste this

Pair tall French 19th C wrought iron plant stands with old white paint. France, circa 1860. H: 50.75" Top Diameter: 16.25" Base Diameter: 26.5" Top Ring Diameter: 4

carving attributed to John Pollard, Philadelphia, circa 1770, works by David Patterson, Sunderland, England, an impressive and fully developed clock with exceptional carving, the hood with rocaille an

New England, probably Connecticut or Rhode Island, circa 1800, arched painted dial with floral spandrels and landscape scene, waisted case in figured cherry with brass inset quarter columns, chestnut

Tall case clock with broken arch top. Maple. David Young Label with Levi and Abel Hutchins works. New Hampshire, circa 1800. Condition: Feet facings have been partially restored, see last 2 images. H