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David Rittenhouse Tall Case Clock Phila, PA C1780
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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. Broken pediment above the hood, chamfered corners to the waist and base of the clock resting on ball & Claw Chippendale feet. Measures approx. 92"h. 8 day, includes finials, key, pendulum, and weights
Solomon Parke Tall Case Clock Phila, PA Circa 1797
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A fine Philadelphia tall case clock. signed on the lower portion of the hand painted dial, "Solomon Parke Philadel". At the top of the clock's face is a hand painted moon dial with a finely painted ship. The top of the hood has a broken pediment with a center spire and finials on either side of the arches. The sides of the hood with full columns. The waist portion of the clock has fluted quarter columns, and the clock rests on bracket feet. Circa 1797 Measures approx. 90.5"h. 8 day, congress with pendulum, and weights More photos are available upon requestMore photos are available upon request***please note*** all photos are available for view. Not asking for photos is not an excuse for not having seen the photos.
David Scheidt Tall Case Clock Sumneytown, PA
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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", (outside of Philadelphia).There is also a small painting of a boy, top center. in a small placard. The center waist section of the clock has tombstone shaped door. The clock rests on a simple French foot. Measures approx. 86"h Comes with all finials as seen in later photos, pendulum, and weight 30 hourMore photos are available upon request***please note*** all photos are available for view. Not asking for photos is not an excuse for not having seen the photos.
Connecticut Federal tall case clock, by David Lowry
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Connecticut Federal tall case clock, by David Lowry, Newington, rare brass dial CT clock, Subsidiary second style and calendar window, the waist with an arched overlapping door flanked by inset fluted quarter columns over bse with a stepped out molded lower section, raised on OG bracket feet, apparently original finish, bonnet appears to have original fretwork and finials, circa 1790-1800
David Seip Tall Case Clock Buck County, PA C1810
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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, "David Seip Bucks County". Measures approx. 90"h. 30 hour, has pendulum, and weight
Federal Period Tall Case Clock
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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, pendulum, and weight 30 hour clockMore photos are available upon request***please note*** all photos are available for view. Not asking for photos is not an excuse for not having seen the photos.
David Lamy Burr Walnut Veneer Longcase Clock
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David Lamy Burr Walnut Veneer Longcase Clock, Hoorn, Netherlands, 18th century, stepped hood with pierced brass fencing, turned gilt finials above the composite brass dial with half-hour markings, ringed winding holes, matted and engraved center, date aperture, and alarm disc, signed "David Lamy Hoorn," eight-day, time and strike, five-pillar brass movement with alarm train, full-length waist door, and stepped molded base all resting on ball feet, regulated by a brass-faced pendulum and two brass-cased weights, ht. 92 in.