Attributed to Pennsylvania, circa 1800, pine secondary, painted metal face with moon dial and date dial, broken arched pediment with inlaid starburst, inlaid plinth, with two turned finials, tombstone glazed door flanked by fully turned and tapered columns which repeat at the rear; shaped and lipped waist door with inlaid escutcheon, upper and lower line edge inlay, canted corners, the base with geometric line inlay to top and bottom edges, canted corners, on short French bracket feet, with a leaded brass bob and two weights.

94 x 20.5 x 10.5 in.

Collection of a Lady, Richmond, Virginia

The back with pencil inscription "Charles Bayler, Water St."

Charles Bayler (PA, 1853-1921) is the great grandfather of the consignor; a 1910 census lists Bayler as a tobacco merchant living at 712 Water St., York, Pennsylvania.

Please see Terms and Conditions of Sale: Clocks and Watches. Crazing and paint touch-up to face; later finials; hood door is detached at bottom hinge; shallow edge chip to waist door at upper left edge; shrinkage crack to base at front board; break and repair to pediment molding at front left corner; some small areas of inlay loss; chipping and wear to feet; missing pendulum rod.