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Mahogany Veneer Tall Case Clock David Weatherly (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1779-1851); case a...
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Mahogany Veneer Tall Case Clock David Weatherly (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1779-1851); case attributed to Thomas Ogden (West Chester, Pennsylvania, 1790-1841), c. 1830 Eight day, weight-driven, striking bell movement inside hood enclosed on top with flat beveled panel behind carved broken pediment with triple reeding applied over top of volutes and continuing over returns, thin patera moldings applied to scroll terminals flanking an urn finial surmounting keystone molding at center of matched-veneer mahogany tympanum with chamfered round arch conforming to the glazed dial door below, the mahogany sides inset behind slender tapered columns at front corners and double ogee panels blind-dovetailed to back edges of veneered poplar cornice and base returns, the latter having astragal and quarter round molding that slightly overhangs the deep coved molding at top of waist section; the painted iron dial with aperture in lunette for moon phase wheel above two hemispheres, pierced steel minute and hour hands mounted at center between faint inscription 'David Weatherly / Philadelphia' above two winding arbors, the dial encircled with raised bead border and spandrels painted with gilt peaches; the waist section centering a pendulum door veneered with crotch mahogany inside cross-banded border conforming with shaped crest, the case facade with mitered cross-banding that continues over chamfered front corners, the frieze and base defined by matched crotch veneer bands; the similarly chamfered and veneer-paneled base section raised on turned ball feet; includes winding key, door key, pendulum, and two weights, including finial, 45cm wide, 22cm deep, 233cm high (18 3/4in wide, 9 1/2in deep, 92in high). Footnotes: Provenance By descent to consignor. Literature A similar tall case clock with works by Weatherly and case attributed to Ogden, from the collection of Chester County Historical Society (acc. no. CLX19) is illustrated in Margaret Berwind Schiffer, Furniture and Its Makers of Chester County, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1966), cat. no. 84. In an 1826 advertisement, Ogden promoted his supply of eight-day clocks made by George Baldwin and David Weatherby, 'whose characters are [too] well known as Clock-makers to require any recommendation' (see Schiffer, p. 172-88). Lot to be sold without reserve. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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Mahogany Veneer Tall Case Clock David Weatherly (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1779-1851); case attributed to Thomas Ogden (West Chester, Pennsylvania, 1790-1841), c. 1830 Eight day, weight-driven, striking bell movement inside hood enclosed on top with flat beveled panel behind carved broken pediment with triple reeding applied over top of volutes and continuing over returns, thin patera moldings applied to scroll terminals flanking an urn finial surmounting keystone molding at center of matched-veneer mahogany tympanum with chamfered round arch conforming to the glazed dial door below, the mahogany sides inset behind slender tapered columns at front corners and double ogee panels blind-dovetailed to back edges of veneered poplar cornice and base returns, the latter having astragal and quarter round molding that slightly overhangs the deep coved molding at top of waist section; the painted iron dial with aperture in lunette for moon phase wheel above two hemispheres, pierced steel minute and hour hands mounted at center between faint inscription 'David Weatherly / Philadelphia' above two winding arbors, the dial encircled with raised bead border and spandrels painted with gilt peaches; the waist section centering a pendulum door veneered with crotch mahogany inside cross-banded border conforming with shaped crest, the case facade with mitered cross-banding that continues over chamfered front corners, the frieze and base defined by matched crotch veneer bands; the similarly chamfered and veneer-paneled base section raised on turned ball feet; includes winding key, door key, pendulum, and two weights, including finial, 45cm wide, 22cm deep, 233cm high (18 3/4in wide, 9 1/2in deep, 92in high). Footnotes: Provenance By descent to consignor. Literature A similar tall case clock with works by Weatherly and case attributed to Ogden, from the collection of Chester County Historical Society (acc. no. CLX19) is illustrated in Margaret Berwind Schiffer, Furniture and Its Makers of Chester County, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1966), cat. no. 84. In an 1826 advertisement, Ogden promoted his supply of eight-day clocks made by George Baldwin and David Weatherby, 'whose characters are [too] well known as Clock-makers to require any recommendation' (see Schiffer, p. 172-88). Lot to be sold without reserve. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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274 Cedar Hill St
Marlborough
Massachusetts
01752
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