Pennsylvania Federal Walnut Tall Case Clock

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

Pennsylvania, circa 1780-1800; broken arch pediment with three urn finials, shaped door and reeded half columns, on bracket feet, painted sheet metal moon phase dial, 96 in. H., 20 in. W.

Pennsylvania, circa 1790-1810; upper case having broken arch pediment with three flame finials, carved door with quarter columns, base with shield relief, having a painted sheet metal dial. 98 in. H.,

Flat top bonnet with an inlaid walnut case and molded base, good brass works and painted dial with phases of the moon. 87.5”H x 19”W x11”D bonnet.

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

A Federal Walnut Tall Case Clock Circa 1810 Height 82 x width 20 x depth 11 inches. Property from the Estate of Sara G. Zimet, Denver, Colorado

A New England Federal Walnut Tall Case Clock, Early 19th Century. The white-painted arched dial having Roman hours and Arabic minutes, the arch and spandrels decorated with gilt heightened urns and fo

A fine early Pennsylvania Walnut tall case clock, circa 1790-1820. Has a broken pediment top with finials mount to either side but no center finial or spire. Has a hand painted dial which is in a hood

dial signed "Joseph Taylor, York, PA, No. 102", arched and painted dial with moon phase, leaf and berry spandrels, brass eight day movement, set in figured cherry waisted case with scrolled pediment a

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.

Unsigned Pennsylvania Chippendale Walnut Tall Case Clock. 30 hour movement. 95"h. Condition: Fair, Replaced bracket base, finials and plinths.

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

Unsigned Pennsylvania Sheraton Walnut Tall Case Clock. Eight day movement. 98"h. Condition: Good with wear.

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

Federal walnut inlaid tall case clock, circa 1790, with 8-day works, moon dial, and Roman numeral face, unsigned. 96"h x 20.5" w x 11.75"d

19th C American Federal Walnut Painted Dial Grandfather Clock. 19" W 11" D 92" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHA

Pennsylvania Hepplewhite Inlaid Walnut Tall Case Clock. 8 day movement with moon phase and unsigned brass dial. 91"h. Condition: Fair with wear, cracks and losses.

A Pennsylvania Federal Mahogany Inlaid Cherry Tall Case Clock, Circa 1800. The white-painted arched dial with rolling moon phase, having Roman hours and Arabic minutes, with subsidiary seconds di

Circa 1800, likely Marion County Virginia. The clock having a broken arch pediment centered by a finial above a single glazed door opening to a handsomely painted face continuing down to lower case wi

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

Pennsylvania, circa 1757; the brass dial signed "David Rittenhouse"; with pendulum and one weight; Provenance: with receipt from H and R Sando, Inc.; The Estate of Herbert Mayer Berk; Condition: not r

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

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