Early American Tall Case Grandfather Clock

The fine cherry tall case clock made by the Charleston, Worcester and Boston, Massachusetts maker Abel Stowell (born 1752, died 1818). The elegant cherry case is topped by the original delicate scroll

EARLY AMERICAN TALL CASE CLOCK W/ ORGINAL PAINTED DIAL & WOODEN WORKS (84 1/2" TALL )

with painted moon face dial Height- 92" Width of bottom- 18"

An early 19th century American tall-case clock with brass 8-day movement, the face having a moon-phase dial painted with ships and other scenes. The cherrywood case having cove moldings at the base, c

Early 19th century American mahogany tall case clock with finial accented "broken swan neck" pediment over the paint decorated dial, signed for Caleb Wheaton, Providence, Rhode Island. [97 1/2" H x 21

Probably Pennsylvania, movement by association h. 97 w. 10 d. 11 in. Provenance: From the estate of Joan E. Black, Bronxville, NY [In Situ Item] This item will not be on display in our saleroom during

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

early 19th century; by Richar Hooley; the painted dial signed; with pendulum 92 1/2 x 19 1/4 x 10 in. (235 x 48.9 x 25.4 cm.)

American, early 19th Century. Fine grain-painted case with eagle finial. Signed "S. Hoadley Plymouth". 91"h.

First half 19th century, pine. Early 20th century varnish has dulled and alligatored on exterior. Wooden works. Removed bonnet columns, feet and replaced face. No weights, key or pendulum. 80"h.

Early 19th century, with cove molding at the base, chamfered corners with lamb's tongue terminals, the dial with moon phase and calendar function, eight day brass movement.The bonnet with swan's neck

Early 19th C, 30 day wooden movement , S Thomas, Plymouth (Conn) on hand painted dial, polychrome flowers and village scene, arched dial, flat hood with shell carving, petite turned feet, whiter pine

Early 19th c. Tiger maple case, broken arch pediment, turned hood columns, matchstick molding along top and bottom of the trunk, plinth base, shaped apron on turned feet. Hand painted floral dial, 8-d

Early 19th century, pine. Square and rosehead nails. Broken arch pediment bonnet with free standing columns, base has cut out feet and inlaid heart. Wooden works. Loss, surface abrasions, loose pieces

German/American, late 19th/early 20th century A mahogany grandfather or tall case clock with swan's neck crest and urn-shaped wood finials over a frieze decorated with ribbon tied husks and arched gla

American Hepplewhite Inlaid Mahogany Tall Case Clock early 19th century. Inlaid mahogany case. Original painted metal moon phase dial. 8 day brass movement. 93 1/2 x 18 x 10 in.

dial signed "R. Whiting Winchester", early 19th century, wood dial with painted and gilt spandrels, 30 hour wood movement, pendulum and two weights, in a grain painted waisted case with yellow highlig

late 18th century, pine and poplar waisted case in early grain paint, with tombstone door flanked by fluted chamfered corners, wrought iron rat tail hinges, original saddle board, painted square dial

R. WHITING WINCHESTER CONN. ANTIQUE AMERICAN CLOCK FINE EARLY FAUX GRAIN PAINT DECORATED TALL CASE CLOCK WITH PENDULUM & WEIGHT Condition GOOD

American Black Forest inspired carved oak tall case clock, early 20th century, the carved branch frame with a pair of bears surmounting the foliate framed clock dial and pendulum, the base with a reli

American, circa 1910 / 1920, 8-Day, with pendulum, crank and three weights, chimes on bells and gongs, originally sold by Theodore Starr, maker unknown. Untested.H: approx. 94" to top of finial.W: app

American, New York, first half of 19th century. A mahogany and mahogany veneer tall case clock, the astragal-shaped hood decorated by three conical spires, the uppermost spire resting on a plinth, the

late 19th/early 20th century, made in Germany for the American or British market, bonnet with arched crest centered by a mythological mask and carved rosettes, acanthus decoration, cartouche form door

Riley Whiting (American, 1785-1835). Tall case Winchester clock (later Gilbert Clock Factory), early 19th century, painted green. With a wooden encasement and wooden dial painted with flowers and Roma