Counting the Hours with Tall Case Clocks by Barbara Miller Beem

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In today’s world, exact time can eas- ily be determined by checking a palm- sized device, usually within arm’s reach, the primary purpose of which is not timekeeping. But for clock collectors and connoisseurs, it’s more than just knowing what time it is. Whether it’s because of an appreciation of the inner mechanism, in which weights, gears, and a pendulum work together in harmony, or the aesthetic qualities of the face and case, tall case clocks are a source of endless discovery. A status symbol for the rich and powerful, early tall case clocks were found only in the homes of the well-to- do. According to Tara Chicirda, furniture curator at Colonial Williamsburg Above: With his name clearly on the in Virginia, it’s difficult to pinpoint face, there’s no doubt that this is the the golden age of tall case clocks, but work of clockmaker William Clagett of the times (and the way to keep track Newport, R.I. of them) were a-changing in the latter years of 17th-century London. Thanks Below: Technically, tall case clocks are to clockmakers’ advancements, two weight-driven movements regulated main movements were available; in by pendulums and housed in tall addition to a 30-hour movement that wooden cases. To many, they are, required daily winding, there was the quite simple, a thing of beauty. more convenient (but expensive) eight- day movement. Pendulums were perfected so that clocks would lose only 15 seconds a day, not 15 minutes. Elongated cabinets, varying between 82 and 103 inches, were required to accommodate the weights needed for these eight-day movements. By the early 1700s, London-made Above: “Keeping Time: Above: Featured in a current Williamsburg exhibition longcase clocks (as they were called in Tall Case Clocks” at the is this tall case clock by London-born clockmaker Wil- England) could tell not only the hour, DeWitt Wallace Decora- liam Clagett, made in Newport, R.I. Curiously, it is but the minute and second as well. tive Arts Museum in Colo- estimated that the movement of this clock predates Some makers perfected the “equation nial Williamsburg features the case, by an unknown cabinetmaker, by 25 years. of time,” justifying the difference more than 20 tall case Photos courtesy of The Art Museums of Colonial Wil- between solar time and mean time. clocks on exhibit. liamsburg. Indeed, these were, as Chicirda noted, accessible to a larger market, changes More than one craftsman was “more than just a basic timekeeping were made in manufacturing methods involved in the making of a tall case piece.” Price points were predicated on and the materials used. Production clock: A customer might first deal duced in Eastern cities by a list of the intricacy of inner workings (the was streamlined, parts were stan- with either the clockmaker or the cab- famous makers, including Peter “whistles and bells”), not the beauty of dardized, and wooden gears were sub- inetmaker. Cases might be simple and Stretch of Philadelphia, William Clag- the case. Noted Chicirda, there was “a stituted for brass ones, all of which made of white pine or popular, or they ett of Newport, and Bostonian broth- lot of one-upmanship” in London resulted in clocks becoming more might be painted. Or they might be ers Simon and Aaron Willard. In during the 1690s and early 1700s, affordable. Expensive brass dials came made of fine mahogany and ornately which drove the market forward. America, as in England, these clocks to be replaced with less expensive decorated with carving or inlay. As for Because they were a luxury, clocks were custom made, with the degree of ones, including ones of painted iron. identifying the origins of a tall case were not among the first things need- intricacy, as well as the cost of materi- So-called “dwarf clocks, the height of a clock, clues to the name of the clock- ed by early American settlers, she als and labor, reflected in the price. ten-year-old” and less expensive than continued. But by the 18th century, To keep pace with increasing full-sized examples, were introduced See Clocks on page 23 fine tall case clocks were being pro- demand, and to make tall case clocks around the turn of the 19th century.

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Like us on Page 2 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM April 6, 2021 NEWS Centennial celebration for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier By Barbara Miller Beem ple from all over the country and from as far away as the Philippines. ARLINGTON, Va. -- The white Because of its virtual nature, every- grave markers. The military preci- one was able to view close-up, if not sion of the guards. Taps. Whether in person, the artifacts discussed. viewed in person or on the nightly Included were a sampling of objects news, these solemn signs of respect dating from the 1921 entombment for those who paid the ultimate of the first Unknown, an American price for their country evoke patri- soldier killed in World War I, origi- otism, respect, and gratitude. And nally buried in France and then en- now, in 2021, the centennial com- tombed in a place of national honor. memoration of the Tomb of the Un- Other presentations that eve- known Soldier is being marked with ning included a “hands on history” a year-long series of events, culmi- demonstration, utilizing objects nating in November, on-site as well from the World War I era. Upon as virtual. completion, educators viewing the Partnering with other govern- program were eligible for a profes- ment agencies, the Arlington Na- sional development certificate. tional Cemetery (ANC) is hosting Letters to and from soldiers, monthly programs on a variety sometimes in unopened envelopes of themes pertaining to the Un- bearing the oft-tragic words “return knowns, which stands physical- to sender,” were examined. An ac- ly and symbolically at the Ceme- cessible first-hand account of his- Above: The iconic marble sepulcher that is the final resting place for three unknown tery’s heart. One such installment, tory, they are challenging for stu- soldiers. The Tomb stands not only at the physical center of the Cemetery but also at “Teaching with Things: How Arti- dents who have not learned cursive its symbolic heart. A year-long series of events, both onsite and virtual, are planned facts Illuminate the Past,” was pre- writing. Barrel drums, tomahawks, as part of a centennial commemoration. U.S. Army photo by Elizabeth Fraser, Arling- sented on Feb. 25, an hour-long we- and jingle dresses were among ton National Cemetery binar on Zoom. Although educators American Indian objects exhibited. were the intended audience, stu- The evening presentation was con- dents and “lifelong learners” were cluded by reminding teachers (“in also invited. Representatives from the trenches”) of numerous educational resources offered by each of the Cemetery were joined by their the participants. Concluded Rod- counterparts at the National Muse- erick Gainer, an ANC curator, the um of the American Indian and the tragedy of losing life is further com- National Postal Museum (both located in Washington, D.C.), and the See Tomb on Page 4 National World War I Museum and Memorial (in Kansas City, Missou- Right: An exhibition of items previous- ri). Each challenged participants ly ensconced in the 1915 time cap- to consider historical artifacts and sule. As the centennial commemo- material culture and how they can ration of the Tomb of the Unknown “contribute to unique teaching and Soldier continues this year, the Cem- learning opportunities,” according to Barbara Lewandrowski, speak- etery plans special exhibits and pro- ing for the Cemetery. More suc- grams, many reimagined because of cinctly, “How can educators teach restraints because of the pandemic. students to ‘think through things?’” U.S. Army photo by Elizabeth Fraser, A broad audience tuned in to the Arlington National Cemetery. webinar, including hundreds of peo- Mennonite cupboard closes a $43,920 bid at Pook & Pook By Susan Emerson Nutter estate of Huntington Valley, Pa., by Right: Made of poplar and retaining its Charles Morris Young (American, 1869- original red surface, this 19th Century 1964) sold for $31,720. Adding to the Ohio Mennonite painted poplar Dutch DOWNINGTOWN, Pa. — As auc- work’s appeal; it retained its original cupboard sold for $43,920. tion houses refine their online selling carved and gilded Harer frame. inal vibrant red surface came in as the presence, would-be-buyers benefit from A tempera on board landscape of Big day’s top lot earning a $43,920 winning shopping from home with their “prizes” Bend of Chadds Ford, Pa., by George bid. This almost 79-inch-tall cupboard then delivered to their doorstep, not un- “Frolic” Weymouth (American, 1936- was from the Ohio collection of Ellie like Amazon. 2016) also exceeded its pre-sale estimate Hoover and Allan Katz. Pook & Pook, Inc., already had their bringing $30,500. The 22 by 28-inch im- Another Dutch cupboard, this be- online auction operation running flaw- age of the artist’s home; aka Big Bend, ing from Pennsylvania, circa 1800 and lessly, so for this company, putting to- on the Brandywine River was, according part of the estate of Ronald Wise also gether such events was just a matter of to Pook & Pook, where the artist, “spent did well bringing $18,300. It retained gathering great stuff. They’ve always his life painting, entertaining, and or- its lovely old blue surface and stood 80 done that magnificently, as well. ganizing his prolific philanthropic pur- inches high. The company’s two-day Americana suits. This large landscape captures the And, for good measure... another Ohio International Auctions featured loads of quietness of the estate’s rolling hills.” Mennonite piece; a painted poplar ward- great works of art with many crushing Furniture offered this day includ- robe dated 1846 and inscribed Elisabeth their pre-sale estimates. ed two outstanding cupboards. A 19th Hofstetter sold strong realizing $17,080. Of the artwork offered, an oil on can- century Ohio Mennonite painted poplar vas fox hunting scene at the Marshall Dutch cupboard which retained its orig- See Pook & Pook on Page 5

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(For card) Gift from Page 6 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM April 6, 2021 1,200 pairs of shoes among Ford collection to cross Kaminski block BEVERLY, Mass. — Kaminski Auctions an- costume jewelry hail from the same famous de- nounces a landmark auction of property from signers, as well as a collection of Carolina Her- the estate of Mrs. Henry Ford II on April 9-11. rera, Ellie Saab, Oscar De La Renta, and Val- The auction will include custom furniture, lav- entino ball gowns, evening suits, and black-tie ish furnishings, porcelain dinner services, and clothing and shawls from her numerous Palm personal clothing, handbags, and accessories Beach social engagements. from the Palm Beach, Fla., mansion of Kath- Some interesting items include a ladies’ leen “Kate” DuRoss Ford, wife of the eldest whiskey sable fur coat, a Hermès cashmere grandson of Ford founder Henry Ford. Henry leather fringed shawl, two Ralph Lauren Pur- Ford II devoted his life to the Ford Motor Com- ple Label beaded evening scarfs, and his and pany as President, CEO, and Chairman. hers Louis Vuitton motorcycle helmets. This exciting auction will offer Kaminski Furniture highlights from her estate include Auctions clientele an opportunity to bid on the an early 19th century English Regency flame belongings of one of Palm Beach’s most beloved mahogany with satinwood desk interior, four- citizens, and a legendary family of society and door “Bibliotheque” with a broken pediment industry in the United States. Kaminski Auc- crest, attributed to Gillows of Lancaster and Lot of Couture Shoes Size 7½ tions anticipates a global audience of buyers London. There are two sets of dining chairs in- for this highly anticipated auction. The Fords’ cluding a custom Chippendale, carved mahog- Palm Beach residence called “Serenity” was any set of 12 and an English Prince of Wales decorated by designer Mario Buatta together mahogany set of eight. There is a Theodore with David Easton. Alexander Regency-style pair of brass inlay The auction boasts over 1,500 lots from the and burlwood tables, along with an early 19th Palm Beach mansion of auto-titan Henry Ford century English Hepplewhite mahogany side- II and will be followed by a second auction in board with satinwood inlay. French furniture May, Part II of the Mrs. Henry Ford II collec- includes a Louis XVI-style bureau plat having tion. three drawers with bronze mounts, a French Kathleen Du Ross’s story is a true, rags-to- Regency-style chest with white marble top, and riches one. She was widowed early in her first brass gallery edge, and a 19th century French marriage and left with two small children. She carved giltwood mirror, with floral and bell- was a struggling model from Detroit when lat- flower urn crest. er in life her beauty and forthright personality Fine art in the auction includes a signed TF caught the attention of one of America’s wealth- Hellmundt portrait of a young girl dated 1756, iest men. They were married by a justice of the a 19th century, J.H. Hening, battle scene, oil on peace in Carson City, Nev., in 1980. Kathleen canvas, an Adolph Robert Daniel Jones high- Ford was married to Henry Ford II from 1980- land landscape of pony and sheep in its original 1987 before his death in September 1987. giltwood frame. A vintage French poster, La The couple traveled between their homes in Belle Gabrielle, with a finely carved giltwood Michigan, Palm Beach Florida, London, and frame are among the many other fine art offer- the English countryside. ings in the auction. Above: Carolina Herrara black strapless The April auction will feature her couture Sets of Tiffany and Gorham silver, Hermes, ball gown, metallic with tulle overlay, clothing, accessories, and designer shoes and Herend, Limoges, and Royal Worcester dinner Henry Ford II by Richard Ginori, Italy, a 19th handbags on Friday, April 9, and fine art, fur- services, as well as countless lots of Italian din- century English Sheffield plated hot water urn niture, and furnishings from her Palm Beach ner pottery and fine Baccarat and Waterford having the family crest Bolens Semper Oue Ju- estate on Saturday, and Sunday, April 10-11. glassware, are an indication of their lavish vare Taratus, vintage Ford family photographs Calling all women with 7 1/2 size feet! Ka- Palm Beach lifestyle and penchant for luxuri- including an Edsel Ford family photo, of Edsel, minski appraisers have unpacked and orga- ous entertaining. his wife, and four children (including Henry nized over 1,200 pairs of designer shoes from The furnishings are too numerous to men- Ford II) along with Governor Harriman of New famous names such as Louis Vuitton, Manolo tion but will include chandeliers and lighting, York, and several lots of Kathleen Fords an- Blahnik, Christian Dior, Chanel, Stuart Weitz- custom draperies, designer bedding, and qual- tique and vintage gardening books. man, Beltrami, Sonya Rykiel, and many more. ity outdoor furniture all from the Palm Beach For more information go to www.kaminski- Above: Carolina Herrara pink and gold The shoes are only the tip of the iceberg mansion. There are also several exceptional auctions.com. strapless ball gown with scalloped skirt as designer handbags and evening bags from Persian, and Aubusson carpets from other with matching shawl Below: Franklin Mint Faberge Mystery Clock Chanel, Louis Vuitton Fendi, Furla, Judith Palm Beach estates. Leiber, Lana of London, and Yves Saint Lau- There are numerous historic family items rent have been organized into over 70 other as well, including the china service from their entries in the auction. Her accessories and yacht “Southern Breeze” custom-designed for Left & Below: Hermes Humidor Top Inlaid with Trumpet Pattern

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(434)(434) 846-7452846-7452 •• www.heritagepromotions.netwww.heritagepromotions.net+Waynesboro,277 EASYEXPOLANDExpo ACCESS Road, Staunton (434) 846-7452 & Waynesboro,277 Expo Road, Staunton & + +EARLYFishersville,277MAJOR Expo BUYERS MID-ATLANTIC Road, VA 22939 Fishersville, SHOW VA 22939+ EARLYFRI BUYERS8 9-6 SAT9 8-5 FRI8 9-6 SAT9 8-5 +Fishersville,I-64www.heritagepromotions.net (Exit 91) VA in 22939 the Valley of Virginia near EnterCharlottesvillePeriod 9 a.m to Vintage during (Near set-up I-81) EnterCharlottesvilleFishersville, 9 a.m duringVA (Near 22939 set-up I-81) Waynesboro, Staunton(434) 846-7452 & Charlottesville (Near I-81)$10 ADM. $5 ADM. $10 ADM. $5 ADM. + +EARLYFridayEASY BUYERS ACCESS + Friday (434)+(434)I-64EARLYwww.heritagepromotions.net 439-2789 (Exit BUYERS846-7452 91) in the Valleywww.heritagepromotions.net • ofwww.heritagepromotions.net Virginia nearEARLY (434) BUYERS 846-7452 • www.heritagepromotions.net + EXPOLANDEnterWaynesboro,Enter 9 a.m 9 a.m during during Staunton set-upset-up & Charlottesville Friday + EXPOLANDEnter (Near 9I-81) a.m during set-up Friday Friday +277(434) EARLYEXPOLANDExpo Road,BUYERS846-7452 • www.heritagepromotions.net277(434) Expo Road,846-7452 • www.heritagepromotions.net + 277 Expo Road, Fishersville, VA 22939 + EXPOLANDFishersville,Enter 9 a.m VA during 22939 set-up Friday + EXPOLANDFishersville, VA 22939 +277 EXPOLANDExpo Road, (434) 846-7452 277 Expo Road, Fishersville,APRIL277www.heritagepromotions.net Expo Road,VA 22939 Fishersville, ESTATE VA 22939Fishersville, CATALOGUE VA 22939 AUCTION (434) 846-7452 (434)www.heritagepromotions.net 846-7452 • www.heritagepromotions.netFRIDAY,(434) 846-7452APRIL •16th www.heritagepromotions.net at 12 PM Featuring Property from the Estate of Roberta McCain, (434) 846-7452 • www.heritagepromotions.netPart II(434) And 846-7452Other Estates • www.heritagepromotions.net and Consignors Absentee, Telephone and Internet Bids Accepted Americana, antiques, furniture, paintings and sculpture, jewelry, silver, Chinese Porcelain Blue & White Charger With decorative arts, rugs, Asian ceramics and works of art, antiquities and American Red & Green Serpent Decoration Appliqued Crib Quilt ethnographica, couture and vintage fashion and accessories, books, toys and Signed Emma, 19th C. dolls, coins, and clocks EXHIBITION Saturday, April 10 - Thursday, April 15 Download Sloans & Kenyon’s state-of- the-art mobile catalogue app.

Chinese Porcelain Celadon Charger 7034 Wisconsin Avenue Sam Gilliam (American, 1933-). Abstract Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Washington Metropolitan Area

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Frank Eliscu (American, David Johnson. (American, 1912-1996). 1827-1908). Landscape With Bronze Sculpture. Trees in Mid-Ground, 1892. Commissioned in 1990

Winold Reiss Mark Kostabi One of Pair Large (American, 1886- (American, 1960-). Max Weyl. (American, 1837- Chinese Red Ian Hornak. (American, 1944- The Golden Bowl, 1914). Springtime In Rock 1953). Portrait of P. Rawlings, Black Youth, 1973 Decorated Cabinets Flapper 2002). From the Sorcerer Series dated 1991. Creek, dated 1902 Page 12 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM April 6, 2021 April 6, 2021 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 13

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Mrs. Henry Ford II Collection Auction 178 246 238 203 Friday, Saturday & Sunday, April 9th, 10th & 11th starting at 10AM EST

Kaminski Auctions announces a landmark auction of property from the estate of Mrs. Henry Ford II with additions from other estates. The auction will include custom furniture, outdoor furniture, lavish furnishings, porcelain dinner services, and the personal clothing, handbags and accessories from the Palm Beach Florida mansion of 156 76 164 167 90 78 Kathleen “Kate” DuRoss Ford wife of the eldest grandson of Ford founder Henry Ford. Henry Ford II devoted his life to the Ford Motor Company as President, CEO and Chairman. This exciting auction will offer Kaminski Auctions clientele an opportunity to bid on the belongings of one Palm Beach’s most beloved citizens, and legendary family of society and industry in the United States.

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Consignments now invited, contact [email protected] Bid online with KaminskiLIVE, sign up today to become a preferred member! Friday, Day 1 features the couture collection of Mrs. Kathleen DuRoss Ford II, including designer handbags, shoes and clothing. Including names such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Hermes, YSL and more. Saturday & Sunday, Days 2 & 3 will include the contents of www.kaminskiauctions.com 978 927 2223/2228 fax her Palm Beach, FL estate. Check our website regularly for updates and full catalogue* Beverly, Massachusetts • San Diego, Beverly Hills & Palm Springs, California • West Palm Beach, Florida Page 14 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM April 6, 2021

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Full bodied Thomas Brooks cigar York County, PA painted blanket chest painted rooster Thomas Brooks cigar store Indian maiden weathervane store Indian maiden

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QUALITY ANTIQUE AUCTION SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 2021, 1:00 PM Preview 11:00 AM Early Preview Saturday April 10 from 10 AM to 3 PM Large Auction at Our Auction Gallery 2431 Youngstown Hubbard Rd., YOUNGSTOWN, OH 44505 US 62 and RT 7 run together as Yo. Hubbard road Fine Lifelong collection owner retiring, over 50 quality reverse painted stained glass slag glass rare lamps Pairpoint, Handel Bradley and Hubbard Jefferson, Miller Lamp Co. and others table lamps, floor lamps and boudoir lamps, desk lamps, pair of Art Deco chrome floor lamps, Fine antique Furniture, Danner revolving bookcase with original tag, Danner 2 step-back stacking bookcase, oak Barrister bookcase with built in desk, pair of Hunzinger platform rockers, mid 1800’s Vict. marble-top sideboard 66x24, French highly carved marble-top console, Vict. marble-top 1/2 commodes, carved mahogany plant stand w/lion heads, Full standing lady mahogany plant stand, Bronze whippet dog umbrella stand, Massive double Cupid Morris chair, mahogany curve glass mirrored secretary desk 42x72, cherry 16 pane corner cupboard, highly carved brass bound oak sea chest, several Victorian marble-top tables, leaded beveled windows, early 2 drawer nightstand, Amberg oak file cabinet, Larkins oak library table, oversized oak lamp stand w/drawer, carved oak lamp stands, oak side server w/beveled mirror top, fancy oversized oak secretary curio with heart lattice 44x80, oak fancy photogra- phers carved chair with detailed bird carving, signed old Hickory Andirondacks chairs, mahogany tea cart with tray top, outstanding Granite top oval table with filigree brass base, 64x48 Elk antler chandelier, fancy filigree brass chandelier, mirrored corner vel- vet candle sconce, carved oak barometer, Edison table top Victrola, Regina music box w/6 discs, 4’ Cast aluminum Buffalo store display, Case advertising sign, 1950’s Indian Motorcycle sign, miniature cast-iron safes, miniature scale, Victorian tilting water pitcher, Bradley & Hubbard letter holder, Large oil painting of elder woman, 24” rd. Roman scene prints, Crusader 101 Motorized Remote control car in original box, 3’ antique cast-iron urn planters, 2 matching cast-iron urn planters and more to be added. Complete updated list and photos at anglinsauction.com Absentee bidding accepted with valid credit card confirmed, masks are required and we ask you follow guidelines and social distancing, No children per Health concerns. TERMS: ID to register, 13% buyer’s premium 3% waved for cash, checks with credit card back up on checks no exceptions no checks not known by our firm, Visa MasterCard & Discover all items sold as-is sales tax collected unless blanket certificate on file.

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UNIQUE PUBLIC AUCTION Firearms, Swords & Maritime Collectibles Lawson Auction Gallery, 1280 East Main Street DANVILLE, INDIANA SATURDAY - APRIL 17TH - 10:00 AM Preview: Friday, April 16th, 12:00 noon to 6:30 p.m. All items to be sold live and on HiBid.com! To bid online go to www.lawsonandco.hibid.com. ANTIQUE, CURIO & MODERN FIREARMS OVER 70 FIREARMS WINCHESTER, COLT, SMITH & WESSON RUGER, REMINGTON & MORE! GUN LEATHER EARLY 1840’S TO 1860’S SWORDS MARITIME COLLECTIBLES MORRIS ROSENFELD PHOTOS FREDERICK COZZENS CHROMOLITHOGRAPHS THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING COMPLETE CATALOG & PHOTOS AT www.lawsonandco.com Owner: Michael B. Snite Estate Attorney & Personal Rep: Michael Goss, Greencastle, IN LAWSON & CO. Auctioneers and Real Estate Professionals Jack A. Lawson AU01000629 - Brandon K. Lawson AU19300138 - JR Webb AU11100005 1280 E. MAIN STREET • DANVILLE, INDIANA 46122 (317)745-6404 • FAX (317) 745-7810 Visit our web site for additional information & photos: www.lawsonandco.com & www.lawsonnandco.hibid.com

SPECIAL ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION BERNIE CHRISTNER ESTATE (FORMERLY OF CLARENCE, NY) SATURDAY, APRIL 10th, 10:01 AM ONLINE AUCTION Daniel A. Carter, Inc. Auction & Event Center, 2383 West Five Road ALLEGANY, NY (ON EXIT 24 RAMP - OFF INT. 86) ANTIQUES – FURNITURE – GLASSWARE Fancy High-Quality Furniture • Outstanding Decorative Stoneware Collection Exquisite Victorian Lighting • Fine Oriental Carpets • Clock Collection COLLECTIBLE & MORE Outstanding Gun Collection (Lg. Quantity of Beautiful Tiger Oak Furniture) Lg. Oak roll- - Scarce!; Monumental 6-gal. burger; Burger cream pot, top desk; Real fancy oak/leaded glass triple curve glass Birds, Etc. - C.W. Braun Buffalo; G. Heiser Buffalo; Mungler ITEMS ARE LOCATED AT 3997 HWY. 378, CONWAY, SC china cabinet w/claw feet & fancy gallery (real show pc.); Buffalo; Whites Utica; Other quality North eastern examples. Ornate oak lift top icebox; Beautiful oak ornate china buffet; Bernie hoarded some excellent examples!!! A must see FROM THE ESTATE OF CHARLES MCBEE, Fancy oak Hooked “Larkin” curve glass side-by-side secre- lifetime collection. (Country & Primitives) Sleigh Bells, Fold- tariat; Lg. set of 8 “Larkin” press-back chairs; (Hard to find) ing farm table (Very unique); Corner cabinet; Butter churns; A FORMER ANTIQUE DEALER Tiger oak round pedestal claw-foot table; Another set of 8 Quilts; Butcher’s Block Table (nice size); Planters Peanut fancy press-back chairs - plank bottom; Oak stacking book- display; Stoneware; Cast-iron urns, Lots of country home cases; Gentleman’s oak highboy w/mirror; Oak church pew; decor pieces. BIDDING BEGINS THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 9AM Oak revolving bookcase; Ornate oak Stick -n- Ball dressing {Outstanding Gun Collection} - Rem. 788 - .222cal.; Rem. divider w/fancy lace work; oak curve glass buffet; Magnif- 788 - 22-250cal.; Rem. 788 - 308cal.; Rem. 870 - Wingmas- AND ENDS ON MONDAY, APRIL 19, 4PM icent oak Stick -n- Ball hanging room divider; Oak carved ter Trap 12ga., custom wood; Win. 94 Deluxe 30WCF - 30- buffet w/ladies. 30, early, sharp; Win. 94 Rifle 30WCF - 30-30, early; Win. 62 {Exquisite Antique Lighting} - 2 signed Jefferson reverse - .22cal. w/original tang sights and 4 digit s/n 1395; Win. 61 - Partial List: Hummels, Toby Mugs, Crystal, Silver, Lenox, painted lamps; Monumental signed Pierpoint reverse paint- .22 cal.; Win. 1887 - 12ga. Lever Action; Win. 1892 - 32WCF Copper, Dining Room Table & Chairs, Clocks, Antique ed Butterflies & Dragonflies table lamp; Signed Bradley and cal.; Ithaca 20ga. Deerslayer - rifled; Ruger Super Redhawk Hubbard slag paneled lamp w/ornate filigree overlay; Sev. .44 mag; Ithaca Flues 20ga. SxS; Ithaca Flues 12ga. SxS; Chests, Gone w/the Wind Lamps, Curios, Secretaries, choice slag paneled table lamps; Hanging lamps; Gone A.H. Fox SxS 12ga. graded; Win. 12ga. O/U (choice of 2): Chandeliers, Antique Dolls, & much, much more! with the Wind lamps; Art Deco hanging slip shade light; Rem. 1100 12ga. magnum; Rem. 742 308 Carbine; Rem. Plus More ... 760 - 257 Roberts; Ithaca 900 SKB - 12ga.; Belgium Brown- {Special Interest} - Most magnificent 5 pc. flamed mahog- ing 12 ga. Savage model 64; Savage model 219/218 BEE; Online Auction! Visit website @ damonshorttproperties.com any intricately carved bedroom set w/carved angels, Best Mossberg 410 pump; Remington model 6 .22 (collectors); to access online bidding platform. Call us if you have any I have ever seen!!! Pristine Condition - Must be seen to Palmeto .22 oct. barrel (collectors); Iver Johnson single 12 believe - WOW!!! (Horner Quality & Style); Fabulous Monu- ga.; Drumond Arms single 12 ga.; Remington 870 Express questions or come by our office. mental mahogany carved 6’ wide 7’ tall hall seat w/shaped 12 ga.; J.C. Higgins 583-21 12 ga.; Western Field 93-211A bev. mirror & adorned by carved full bodied angels & mas- 410 ga.; Ithaca M49 saddle gun .22 cal.; Marlin 60 .22 cal;, Preview Dates: Wed. & Thurs., April 14 & 15 from 2-4PM. sive solid brass hooks - A Real Show Piece!!! Very ornate InterArms Mark X 7x57 (7mm Mauser) Mann Licher; Clear- carved fine mahogany curved glass curio cabinet flanked field 25 .22 cal.; T.C. Encore 209 x 50 ml; Rider Ranch Rifle Pick Up Dates: Tues.-Sat., April 20-24 available 10AM-4PM. with multiple mirrors. Note: Extremely high end furniture .223 cal.; Winchester 94 Cowboy Commemorative 30-30 like this is almost never available to the public for purchase. 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• If you run your ad for two consecutive weeks, the third week is free? April 6, 2021 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 23 Clocks From Front Page maker might be found on a plaque or engraved on the dial. The cabinetmaker would more likely identify his work with a paper label or with an inscrip- tion or marking made with chalk or pencil inside the case, Chicirda explained. Sometimes, original clock owners left behind documentation inside the case, indicating where the clock was made, who purchased it, and for what amount of money. Some collectors focus on a certain period or maker, or perhaps a specific region. “Cases play a big part of it these days,” Chicirda said. In judging the value of an antique clock, she pointed out that the “integrity of the movement and case” are critical fac- tors; clocks that have remained Above: Two movements by George unchanged over the centuries are Woltz of Hagerstown, Md., two distinct- more valuable than ones that have ly different tall cases. One Woltz move- been altered. ment in the collection of Colonial Wil- Dating a clock is generally done by liamsburg is housed in a case that determining the style of the case. reflects the urban furniture style of Bal- Because tall case clocks were in keep- timore furniture. ing with the fashions of the day, a tradition. timeframe for when they were made Another intriguing example is an can be judged in this manner. But English regulator clock from Boston, there is no hard and fast rule, because England, which was made specifically sometimes older works were placed for “really, really accurate timekeep- into new cases, reflecting increased ing.” Chicirda said there are “no dis- financial resources, or perhaps just tractions, little dials, no chime, one the desire to stay current with the central hand for the minute.” She times. suggests it might have been made for Nearly half of Colonial Williams- a scientist, but its exact provenance burg’s extensive collection, which numbers nearly 50 tall case clocks, is has been lost over time. currently on exhibition at the DeWitt But a long case clock need not be in Wallace Decorative Arts Museum. a museum to be special. And the late- From now until Dec. 31, 2022, “Keep- 19th century song, “Grandfather’s ing Time: Tall Case Clocks,” curated Clock,” has not only added to the by Chicirda, showcases more than 20 romance of tall case clocks, but also clocks, both English examples as well dubbed them with a new name. For as American ones, including clocks many who have had a clock passed from New England, the Middle Atlan- down through the family, though, lit- tic, and the American South, and rep- tle else matters. “I think that, even resenting a variety of styles and mak- today, folks appreciate the family ers. heirloom status of tall case clocks,” Among the clocks on view are ones Chicirda concluded. that were chosen in part because of The DeWitt Wallace Decorative Art Above: Sometimes a clock collector their interesting backstory. For exam- Museum, located at 301 S. Nassau might focus on those made in a specif- ple, Chicirda noted two very different Street in Williamsburg, Va., is open ic region. The influence of Pennsylva- clocks with works made by George every day. For those unable to appre- nia German artisans is clear on this Woltz, a Hagerstown, Md., clockmak- ciate the exhibition in person, Chicir- example, made in Shenandoah Coun- er. One is encased in a cabinet partial- da encourages a visit to Williamburg’s ty, Va., in 1800. ly made of sumac, a local wood, with virtual museum, accessible at www. inlay decoration done in the Pennsyl- emuseum.history.org, where there are vania style; the other is in a case 588 results for “tall case clocks” alone. made by a Baltimore cabinetmaker For more information, go to www.colo- working in the more formal English nialwilliamsburg.org. Below: A handsome face indeed, signed by Thomas Planner. It was the “whistles Above & Below: A casemaker might and bells” that determined the cost to its original owner. attach a paper label or sign his name in chalk to identify his work. And then there’s Johannes Spitler, who incorpo- rated his name into the decoration of this painted yellow pine case.

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