18th C Clock Case w/Broken Arch Pediment

18th Century clock case. As found broken arch pediment, rope turned columns and brass mounts. William Doyle gallery sticker on top. No works.

George III Oak Tall Case Clock late 18th century, the hood with a broken-arch pediment and carved rosettes, full fluted columns with brass capitals flanking the door, the brass face engraved "Alex Mi

Cherry case, bonnet with broken arch pediment and carved rosettes and hood columns. Signed dial with moon phase, hemispheres, and calendar. Original striking brass eight day movement . Height 80 inche

An eighteenth century and later labeled John Kent Manchester George III mahogany tall case clock. Having broken arch pediment with carved rose and reverse painted glass panel detail, over moon dial an

Late 18th century, mahogany with pine secondary. Brass works and face inscribed with Masonic symbols, initials "JM", whooping cranes and "Patrick Gardner, Perth". Broken arch pediment with brass roset

Third quarter 18th century, oak with pine secondary. Broken arch pediment bonnet with columns, case has fluted quarter columns, scalloped top door, ogee bracket feet and foliage inlay with horses. Fac

George III J Chambley W. Hampton Tall Case. Fourth quarter 18th century mahogany tall case clock with broken arch with center turned finial. Holley inlaid rossets, oblong medallions above inlaid side

George III J Chambley W. Hampton Tall Case. Fourth quarter 18th century mahogany tall case clock with broken arch with center turned finial. Holley inlaid rosettes, oblong medallions above inlaid side

late 18th century, pine secondary, two-part form, upper case with broken arch pediment, paneled tombstone hinged doors, divided interior with letter racks and drawers, lower case with hinged lid openi

Last quarter of the 18th century, Lancaster, PA. The clock is No 16. having a broken arch pediment with three turned finials continuing down to a glazed door at the bonnet which houses a handsomely pa

19th c English tall case clock, oak & mahogany case, broken arch pediment top, brass works with calendar dial, not tested or warranted, ht 85"

Bradford, England, bellflower inlay, column sides, multi dial brass face, moon phase, arch top, 93" tall, 20" wide, 10" deep, working.

ROBERT HENDERSON, LONDON. A MID 18TH CENTURY MUSICAL VERGE BRACKET CLOCK the ormolu mounted ebonised case with bell top pediment above canted caryatid corners and glazed door with pierced gilt sound f

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.

A FINE LATE 18TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FUSEE TABLE CLOCK BY JOHN LEVENS OF LONDON the George III period bracket clock in the style of Mudge & Dutton, with break-arch case surmounted by a single pad wit

Mid-19th century John Stokes Macclesfield Victorian tall case clock with broken arch pediment, arched painted dial decorated with sailing ships, moon face, and gilt and polychrome spandrels with shell

A late 18th century American tall clock. 8-day Brass time and strike movement with Brass dial and chapter ring, seconds bit and date aperture. Mahogany case with broken arch top and carved rosettes ov

English Oak Tall Case Clock mid-18th century, on a bracket-footed base, the hood set with fluted columns, under a swan's-neck pediment with brass finials, now set with a brass dialed movement with spa

Mid-19th century John Stokes Macclesfield Victorian tall case clock with broken arch pediment, arched painted dial decorated with sailing ships and moon face and gilt and polychrome spandrels with she

BY EDWARD SMITH Having a finely figured mahogany case, the hood with molded arched pediment topped with brass ball finials above a glazed door flanked by turned columns fitted with brass stop fluting.

German open well tall case clock, late 19th or early 20th century, executed in oak and brass, centering an Eros finial above a Medusa mask flanked by a broken arch scrolling pediment, surmounting a br

Late 19th/early 20th C wall regulator clock made by The Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn., USA, oak case w/carved separated arch pediment w/center "wheat sheaf applied carved inverted "U" shape

George III Mahogany Tall Case Clock fourth quarter 18th century, bearing the engraved name "Samuel Burges, London", above the moon dial, with an arched swan's-neck pediment and elaborately pierced and

Probably Michael Dermer, Ochsenhausen, Germany, a later 18th century ebonized three train bracket clock, the case with molded top and base, the door with glazed, break arch aperture, and upper corners