EFFINGHAM EMBREE FEDERAL NY TALL CLOCK.

Ca 1800, a fine Federal NY mahogany tall clock, pagoda top bonnet inlaid and floral painted center, inlaid mahogany case with fluted quarter columns on bracket base, brass works and painted iron dial

This is a highly desirable Effingham Embree federal mahogany tall case clock in superb condition. Embree is New York’s most celebrated maker of clocks and watches who worked just after the Revol

Federal Mahogany Inlaid Tall Case Clock, NJ/NY, c 1810, Quarter Fan Inlay w/ weights & pendulum, 8 day T&S, some paint loss to moon dial, craquelure to dial, split in bottom of case, 87" H, 13" across

An early 19th C. Example, inlaid Roxbury mahogany case with with pierced fretwork top, reeded posts and quarter columns, inlaid bottom on French feet, brass works, iron dial signed John Bailey Jr. Han

Cherry Federal Tall Case Clock, Daniel Porter, Williamstown, MA, c 1800, in a distinctive inlaid case likely made in nearby Bennington, VT, c 1800, the case with various diagonal column form, pinwheel

Federal Tall Clock by Timothy Chandler (Concord, New Hampshire, ca. 1800) Inlaid cherry and mahogany tall case clock by Timothy Chandler (1762-1848), Concord, New Hampshire, ca. 1800. Featuring an imp

Painted and signed dial with ghost eyes mechanism, carved maple case with quarter columns, no feet, 92”H x 20”W x 9.25”D

Rare Virginia Federal Tall Case Clock, Williams & Victor, Lynchburgcirca 1820, Jehu Williams (1788-1859) and John Victor (1793-1845), mahogany and mahogany veneer, poplar and yellow pine secondary, pa

Germantown, New Jersey Federal tall case clock, 19th c., New Jersey, the bonnet with broken swan's neck pediment and turned finials, arched glazed door opening to a painted clock face with black Arabi

Circa 1800; Hagerstown, Maryland. George Woltz (1744-1813) painted sheet metal moon phase dial marked "George Woltz Hager's Town" fat top bonnet with column supports, case with reeded corners, stringe

Pennsylvania Federal Walnut Tall Case Clock, Benjamin Whitman, Reading, Pennsylvania, Circa 1810-25. The bonnet with swan's neck pediment ending in fan roundels, above an arched glazed door flanked by

c. 1800, open fretwork with brass finials, sgn. on floral painted dial: J Mulliken/Concord time and strike with calendar window, turned columns, ogee feet, 84”h

Polychrome painted steel dial with Arabic numerals, phase of the moon in lunette with cut-out world hemispheres below, spandrels with painting pink roses, seconds dial above and calendar aperture belo

Signed brass dial and movement with time strike and calendar, case made of cherry and other hardwoods. 86 x 20 x 11 inches.

Likely Jeremiah Fellows, Jr. or his son (American, Kensington, New Hampshire 1749-1837), late 18th to early 19th century, Federal mahogany and mahogany veneered inlaid tall case clock, having a pierce

American Federal tall case clock with a hand-painted steel dial with phases of the moon. Case is line inlaid, supported by French flared feet. H: 8 feet. W: 18-1/2 in. D: 10-1/2 in.

Circa 1810. Having a pierced and arched crown with brass finials above glazed door opening the fine dial with first surface of paint decoration leading down to lowercase having hinged door above base,

Indiana / Kentucky Federal Tall Case Clockearly 19th century, cherry and mahogany veneers, poplar secondary, dovetailed hood with tripod arched pediment, four fully turned columns on each corner, the

Unsigned Pennsylvania Federal Cherry Tall Case Clock. Broken arch pediment with turned urn finials and floral carved rosettes and turned column supports. Cove molded waist, shaped lip molded pendulum

DESCRIPTION: Philadelphia Federal eight-day tall case or grandfather clock made by Isaac Reed (working 1819-1846 in Frankford area of Philadelphia). The walnut case in a transitional style with high b

With fluted quarter columns and pierced fret, steel works, attributed to Rogers Family, Berwick, Maine. Found in Biddeford, Maine with fire bucket (Lot 40). 16 3/4" wide, 10 3/8" deep, 86 1/4&

curly maple case, signed by maker ill, hand painted wooden face, turned feet. 94"x19"x10". Includes weights, pendulum and both keys.

Circa 1825. Having a handsome case with bonnet boasting broken arch pediment above glazed and hinged door housing very nicely painted dial at interior with first surface above lower case having a hing

Southern Federal Tall Case Clock19th century, yellow pine case, brass circular face marked Breakenrig, Edinburgh (John Breakenrig built clocks 1767-1800), hood with conforming hinged door and glazed s