David Seip Tall Case Clock Buck County, PA C1810

A fine Cherry tall case clock. Has a broken pediment top with full columns on either side of the hood which has a nicely decorated hand painted dial. Entire case rests on a sheraton foot. Dial signed,

TALL CASE CLOCK LEONARD B. MARSCHARK, BUCKS COUNTY, PA

BUCKS COUNTY PA AMERICAN WALNUT GRANDFATHER CLOCK HAVING SQUARE PAINTED DIAL WITH SWEEPING SECOND HAND AND CALENDER DIAL SIGNED JOSEPHE THORNTON; LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH C.; COMPLIMENTARY 2 WEIGHTS, PEND

Early 19th century Pa. cherry tall clock with carved shell on door, inlay on bonnet, waist, door and base, metal dial with applied gold design signed in black letters David Pine, Bucks County, brass c

A fine David Rittenhouse, (1732-1796), Philadelphia, PA Chippendale tall case clock, circa 1780. Clock has hand painted dial with a moon phase dial at top with full columns on either side of the hood.

A fine tall case clock, circa 1790-1820. Has a broken arch top with no central spire but has two finials on either side above a hand painted dial that is also signed, "David Scheidt, Sumneytown", (out

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

Stephen von Hohen, Bucks County, Pennsylvania folk art red-painted tall case clock, late 20th century, the printed dial having Roman numerals, inscribed Stephen von Hohen / BUCKS COUNTY, having a quar

Fine Jacob Hostetter, Hanover, York County, PA Tall Case Clock. Chippendale/Hepplewhite transitional cherry case. Broken arch pediment with turned urn finials, turned bull's eye rosettes, serpentine s

FINE JACOB HOSTETTER, HANOVER, PA TALL CASE CLOCK<

A fine Pennsylvania Figured Maple tall case clock. Most probably Philadelphia or Bucks County. Circa 1780-1800. It has a hand painted dial surmounted with a broken pediment with a central Spire or fin

Description: A John Eberman walnut tall case clock, having a partially inlaid bonnet top with urn-form finials and four turned column supports encasing the works signed by the maker and indicated as "

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.

Clockmaker Benjamin Witman (1774-1852, Berks County, PA) walnut inlaid tall case clock with broken arch bonnet, painted moon dial, 8-day works, shaped door and conforming base. Key present.96"h

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

Montgomery County, PA paint decorated tall case clock with painted dial, Arabic numbers and 30-hour works. 91"h x 23.5"w x 12.5"d

York Colonial Courthouse Half-Size Replica Tall Case Clock. 1 of 10 made by Curvin E. Becker, York County, PA craftsman. Copy of the walnut case clock which stood in the York Courthouse on November 15

American (Bucks County, Pennsylvania), 1st quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. Bonnet with broken arch pediment, carved rosettes, turned finials, freestanding pilasters and arched door

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,

A nice clock with a Cherry finish. Hand painted dial in the hood surmounted with a broken pediment. Short its feet. Most probably Bucks or Montgomery County. Measures approx.92"h. Comes with 3 finials

A Pennsylvania tall case clock from the first half of the 19th century, by Samuel Hofford of Berlin, PA, in Somerset County. Cherry case, hand-painted and decorated dial, two iron weights, and a brass

Furniture, clock, cherry early American tall case w/8-day weighted pendulum drive, Westminster chimes & decorated face, marked "Stephen Von Hohen Bucks County", Exc working cond, 89"H x 24"W x 10"D.

A fine long-case grandfather clock in the American Federal style, hand made by Martin Shreiner of Lancaster, PA circa 1810, numbered 223. With hand painted and gilded scenic clock face, urn form spire

Bucks County, Pennsylvania walnut tall clock, brass dial signed "Benjamin Morris, New Britain", the case with a molded closed bonnet, tombstone shaped door and bracket feet. Benjamin Morris (1748-1833