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Banjo clock, Curtis and Dunning American, Mahogany, gilded gesso, verre églomisé tablets, American
Banjo clock
Curtis and Dunning
1813–16
Lantern clock, Brass
Lantern clock
ca. 1685
Wall clock (cartel), Etienne LeNoir French, Case: soft-paste porcelain and partly gilded brass; Dial: white enamel; Movement: brass and steel, French, Paris with French, Chantilly case
Wall clock (cartel)
Clockmaker: Etienne LeNoir
Manufactory Case by Chantilly
ca. 1735–40
Mantel clock, Julien Le Roy French, Chantilly soft-paste porcelain mounted on gilt bronze, flowers of soft- and hard-paste porcelain; clock face of white enameled metal, French, Paris with French, Chantilly case
Mantel clock
Clockmaker: Julien Le Roy
Case maker: Chantilly
ca. 1745–49
Mantel Clock, H. Smith, Bronze
Mantel Clock
H. Smith
ca. 1845
Tall Clock, Charles Rohlfs American, Oak, copper, American
Tall Clock
Charles Rohlfs
ca. 1900
Clock case, Meissen Manufactory German, Hard-paste porcelain with gilt-metal mounts, German, Meissen with Dresden mounts
Clock case
Manufactory Meissen Manufactory
case ca. 1728–30, movement ca. 1830–50
Wall Clock, Brass and wood, Japan
Wall Clock
Japan
19th century
Acorn Clock, Forestville Manufacturing Company American, Mahogany, laminated, American
Acorn Clock
Forestville Manufacturing Company
1847–50
Clock, David Roentgen German, Oak, pine, and mahogany, veneered with mahogany; brass, gilt bronze and enamel, German, Neuwied am Rhein
Clock
Workshop of David Roentgen
Movement attributed to Elie Prudhomme
ca. 1780–90
Clock, Le Febvre, Fils, Brass gilt, French, Fontainebleau
Clock
Clockmaker: Le Febvre, Fils
18th century
Clock, Simon Willard American, Mahogany, mahogany veneer, white pine, brass, glass, American
Clock
Simon Willard
1825–30
Wall Clock, Aaron Willard American, Mahogany, American
Wall Clock
Aaron Willard
1772–82
Tall Clock, Tiffany & Co. American, Mahogany, brass, metal, American
Tall Clock
Tiffany & Co.
ca. 1882–85
Lantern clock, Peter Stretch American, Brass, iron, bronze; rope (modern), lead, American
Lantern clock
Peter Stretch
1691–1702
Carriage Clock, Boston Clock Company American, Brass, glass, enamel, American
Carriage Clock
Boston Clock Company
ca. 1890
Clock, Dubuc, Gilt bronze
Clock
Dubuc
1815–20
Tall Clock, Thomas Seymour American, Mahogany, mahogany veneer,<br/>maple with white pine, American
Tall Clock
Multiple artists/makers
1805–10
Clock, Bronze, American
Clock
American
1890–1905
Lantern clock, Brass, British
Lantern clock
British
ca. 1685
Clock, J. and J. G. Low Art Tile Works American, Brass, earthenware, American
Clock
J. and J. G. Low Art Tile Works
Retailer Retailed by New Haven Clock Company
ca. 1882–85
Clock, Jean-Baptiste Lepaute French, Marble, bronze and gilt-bronze; chapter rings of white enamel; movement of brass and steel, French, Paris
Clock
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1775–80
Clock, Auguste-Emile Rinquet-Leprince French, Gilt bronze, porcelain
Clock
Auguste-Emile Rinquet-Leprince
ca. 1860
Lantern clock, Brass, steel, French
Lantern clock
French
early 18th century
Wall Clock, Brass and wood, Japan
Wall Clock
Japan
19th century
Shelf Clock, David Wood American, Mahogany, mahogany veneer, white pine, American
Shelf Clock
David Wood
1792–1800
Mantle Clock, Joseph Garino French, Wood, brass
Mantle Clock
Designer Joseph Garino
ca. 1902
Wall Clock, Simon Willard American, Mahogany, white pine, American
Wall Clock
Simon Willard
1800–1810
Lantern clock, Brass, British
Lantern clock
British
ca. 1660
Clock, Gilt bronze
Clock
1792–1819
Clock, Louis C. Tiffany American, Glass, bronze, American
Clock
Designer Designed by Louis C. Tiffany
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1905–20
Clock, Case: ebony veneered on fruitwood, and gilded brass; Movement: iron and brass, back plate of brass, front plate of steel, Polish, probably Krakow
Clock
Polish, probably Krakow
probably second quarter 17th century, with later additions
Boudoir clock, Firm of Jaquet-Droz & Leschot, London and Geneva, Gold, enamel, British, London with Swiss, Geneva case
Boudoir clock
Clockmaker: Firm of Jaquet-Droz & Leschot, London and Geneva
ca. 1784–91
Hooded wall clock with calendar, Ahasuerus I Fromanteel British, Case: ebony and oak veneered with ebony, ebonized wood, gilded brass; Dial: gilded brass with silvered-brass chapter ring; Movement: brass, steel, British, London
Hooded wall clock with calendar
Clockmaker: Ahasuerus I Fromanteel
ca. 1660–65
Tall Clock, Gustav Stickley American, Oak, brass, American
Tall Clock
Gustav Stickley
ca. 1902
Clock with pedestal, André Charles Boulle French, Case and pedestal of oak with marquetry of tortoiseshell, engraved brass, and pewter; gilt bronze; dial of gilt brass with white enameled Arabic numerals; movement of brass and steel, French, Paris
Clock with pedestal
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1690
Electric clock, Gilbert Rohde American, Chrome-plated and painted metal, glass
Electric clock
Designer Gilbert Rohde
Manufacturer The Herman Miller Furniture Company, Zeeland, Michigan
ca. 1933
Clock, Brass gilt, German
Clock
German
late 16th century
Clock-watch, Daniel Le Count, Gilt metal, British, London
Clock-watch
Watchmaker: Daniel Le Count
late 17th century
Banjo Clock, Aaron Willard Jr. American, Mahogany, gilt gesso, eglomise tablets, white pine, tulip poplar, American
Banjo Clock
Aaron Willard Jr.
ca. 1825
Clock, Silver, British, London
Clock
British, London
late 19th century
Obelisk clock with a Franklin movement, David Roentgen German, Oak, thuya burl wood, gilded bronze, silver, and steel, German, Neuwied am Rhein
Obelisk clock with a Franklin movement
Case maker: David Roentgen
Clockmaker: Peter Kinzing
ca. 1785–90

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