Tall case brass dial clock, ca. 1814.

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Tall case brass dial clock, ca. 1814.

Cherry tall-case clock. The hood has a cove molded flat top and a rectangular glazed door. Waist with ogee molding at the top, fluted quarter columns at the front corners, and a rectangular case door. Base with cove molding at the top, fluted quarter columns at the front corners, and ovolo molding at the bottom, supported on a molded base. Brass dial with roman hour numerals, ornament in the spandrels, and an oval full-length portrait of a Native American holding a bow and arrow with "AMERICA" inscribed at his feet in the lunette. Inside the chapter ring there are two oval three-quarter portraits of a man and woman.

H: 85.5" W: 16.375" D: 10.8125"

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SNAC Resource ID: 7962094

Winterthur Library

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Hoadley, Silas, 1786-1870

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Hoadley, a clockmaker who worked in Hoadleyville and Plymouth, Connecticut, from ca. 1808 to 1849, shifted from tall case clocks to shelf clocks with wooden movements, often of his own design, around 1820. An early partnership with Seth Thomas dissolved around 1813. Seth Thomas, possibly the best-known of the nineteenth-century Connecticut clock manufacturers, started his career in partnership with Silas Hoadley and Eli Terry and began his own shop in 1813. He apparently...

Thomas, Seth, 1785-1859.

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Terry, Eli, 1772-1852

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