A Chippendale tall case clock, Works by Issac Doolittle

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

Chippendale style walnut tall case clock with 19th c. works, signed "R.H. Wright, Heywood" with 8-day works 92.5"h x 21.5"w

Kinlock Woodworking, Ltd., Unionville, PA custom made Chippendale style walnut miniature tall case clock with 8-day works and running fox rocking movement, signed by the cabinet maker Michael Zuba and

Polychrome painted steel dial with Roman numerals, standing stagg in forest in lunette with scroll work surround, spandrels with roses and scroll work, seconds dial above and calendar below center, or

Height: 90", Width: 21", Depth: 11". The clock features three brass ball and lightning rod finials with carved pierced lattice work on a domed top, a central glass dome shape door, a painted clock fac

English Chippendale mahogany tall case clock with blind fretwork bonnet, brass face with eight-day works, inscribed, "Tho Davies Monmouth," 91"h

John Way, Waggon Town (PA) Chippendale Transitional Mahogany Tall Case Clock. Flat top with dentil molding and fret-work supported by fluted columns. Lip molded pendulum door, fluted quarter columns,

Philadelphia Chippendale walnut tall case clock circa 1770, the bonnet with broken arch enclosing an 8-day works, with brass face inscribed "Jacob Godshalk, Philadelphia", all above a case with fluted

Benjamin Morris (1748-1883, PA) Chippendale walnut tall case clock with broken arch bonnet, carved rosettes, 8-day works, tombstone door with raised turtle base. 101"h x 18.5"w x 11.5"d

Martin Fisher Chippendale walnut tall case clock with broken arch bonnet, painted dial and 30-hour works. 94"h x 19.5"w x 9.75"d

carving attributed to John Pollard, Philadelphia, circa 1770, works by David Patterson, Sunderland, England, an impressive and fully developed clock with exceptional carving, the hood with rocaille an

Chippendale Style Mahogany Tall Case Clock. Painted wooden dial signed "R. Whiting, Winchester. 101-1/2"h. Condition: Good with wear. Hood and works appear to be a marriage. Works need attention.

Grandfather clock, antique painted dial signed R. Whiting Winchester, flat-top Chippendale style, ogee feet, probably wood works, two weights, plaque by Robert E. Fenix Burlington, VT 1984.

Antique 19th Century Jacob Hage Pennsylvania Chippendale Grandfather Clock. This Chippendale style tall case / grandfather clock is signed Jacob Hage on the clock face. Features a scrolled pediment. 8

Antique 19th Century Riley Whiting Connecticut Chippendale Tall Case / Grandfather Clock. Having a Chippendale style, signed "R. Whiting Winchester" on the clock face. Features a scrolled pediment. 86

Description - A mahogany Chippendale grandfather clock. Dimensions - 93" x 20" x 11"

Grandfather clock, non working has weights, pendulum and parts. Wood is in good condition. 101"H x 27"W x 19"D

99 1/4" high 22" wide 11 1/3" depth signed Daniel Oyster with ogee feet late 18th century

Christian Winters, Easton, Pa. Chippendale Cherry Tall Case Clock. 8-day movement with moon phase, floral decorated dial with Roman numerals, second and date dials. Broken arch pediment with brass ros

Walnut PA Chippendale tall case clock, containing a brass dial English 8 day movement, with an articulated nodding blackamoor head in the arch that beats with the seconds, the broken scroll bonnet wit

Walnut PA Chippendale tall case clock, containing a brass dial English 8 day movement, with an articulated nodding blackamoor head in the arch that beats side to side with the seconds, the broken scro

CLOCK: American Chippendale tall case clock, c. 1780, possibly Pennsylvania, cherry and walnut primary woods with dark walnut finish, dial signed Osborne Jr., case with bonnet top with molded swans ne

A Federal carved maple tall case clock Works signed Timothy Chandler (1762-1848), Concord, NH, the case attributed to David Young, Hopkinton, NH, circa 1800 The hood with broken pediment, carved roset

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.