- Blue Grey Clock from Jämtland
Swedish tall case clock, circa 1800, with floral carving. The roses on on the "bridal" crown are repeated with a bow at the throat and around the pendulum window. On the hip is a curved detail reminiscent of the peplum of the bride's dress. The case features early paint and a beautiful teardrop shaped door. Original clockworks with double chime. - Early Mora Clock in Red Paint
Exceptional example of a rococo tall case clock from the village of Mora, Sweden, circa 1780. In excellent original condition and retaining its original painted surface, this clock features a carved "crown" and beaded detail at the neck, belly, and base. The hand-painted face is signed "Mora." The works are freshly cleaned and adjusted with missing parts hand-fabricated. The clock chimes the hour and the half hour. - Early Mora Clock in Original Paint
Mora clock, Sweden circa 1800, with classical form and scraped back to its original paint. Original clockworks and small bun feet. - Period clock Cabinet
Large Swedish clock cabinet, circa 1760, in white paint. The clock pendulum and weights occupy the center section. On either side is a cabinet with carved raised panel door and interior shelving and retaining its original interior paint. In the base are two drawers over shaped and dovetailed bracket feet. - Grey-Painted Neoclassical Clock
Swedish tall case clock, circa 1810, with neoclassical carving of lyre on plinth. Original face, pendulum, and works. - Tall Case Swedish Clock
Swedish clock, circa 1770, with elegant curving case. While the case is in the classic "Mora" style, the original works are more sophisticated that suggests an urban clockmaker. - Danish Tall Case Clock
Neoclassical tall case clock, Denmark circa 1760, with domed bonnet. Etched metal face. - Swedish Tall Case Clock
Tall case clock from Ystad in southeastern Sweden, circa 1820, signed "N. Wiberg Ystad". Original clockworks, face, and pendulum. Later gray paint. - Bornholmer Clock in Salmon Paint
Classic example of the Danish Bornholmer clock, circa 1840, in later salmon paint. - Tall Case Clock in Original Paint
Carved tall case clock from Norrbotten in northeast Sweden, ca.1790. The carving at the base shows the display of spread tail feathers of the blackcock, or European grouse. Further up the clock, two blackcocks are shown on potted evergreens, one flanked by two admiring hens. Wonderful carving and rich color. - Mora Clock Dated 1841
Swedish Mora clock dated 1841 retaining its wonderful painted decoration. The scenes on the body and base of the clock express the peasants' dissatisfaction with their French-born king, Charles XIV Johan, represented by the soldier who takes his whip to the Swedish people, shown as an ox who turns his head away. Over all flies a cuckoo, the bird which lays her eggs in another's nest. Below a cock calls the farmers to awake. (Though the Swedish Riksdag considered calling for the king's abdication, he survived the controversy and celebrated his Silver Jubilee in 1843.)
- Swedish Clock Cabinet
Very rare Swedish clock cabinet, circa 1830, with small writing surface and interior drawers, shelved and compartments. Lyre-shaped glass front displays pendulum and weights. Clock face is signed "Mora." - Mora Clock in Original Paint
Swedish Mora clock dated 1859 in original blue and salmon paint and with a carved "bridal crown." Original signed clockworks. - Tall Blue Mora Clock
Graceful blue Mora clock in original blue and salmon paint. Unusual rondels and reeded carvings. Teardrop shaped door with original glass. Handpainted and signed face. Perfect working condition, with original weights and pendulum - French Mantel Clock with Boulle Style Decoration
Black enameled mantel clock decorated in the manner of Boulle with polychrome enamels and inlay of mother of pearl. Gilt bronze mountings and enamel dial. France, 19th century. - Charles X Mahogany Mantel Clock
French Charles X mantel clock in mahogany with gilt bronze fittings. Nineteenth century.
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