Model No: 141M215

The earliest long case clocks to appear in America were those brought over by the early settlers. Basic methods of clock construction here were similar to those used in England and Holland but had to be adapted to local needs because of short supply of materials. Local woods such as cherry, walnut or tiger maple were used. This Federal period tall case clock is definitely influenced by the Dutch and is a compliment to many traditionally styled American homes.

Features

• A Federal period tall case clock made in the US in solid Cherrywood with removable bonnet and classic dental molding
• Classic lines, deep relief of wood detail and strength of construction makes it a clock that will last for generations to come
• Hand rubbed solid cherry case,in satin varnish finish, handcrafted in the old traditional style
• Features a hand-painted dial with gold leaf overlay – Roman numerals and detailed hand painted moon dial. Dial is handpainted by an artist in South Carolina.   Dials can be customized for an additional charge.
• An 8 day cable driven, KSU Kieninger triple chime movement (St. Michael’s, Whittington and Westminster chimes), automatic night shut off feature, automatic beat adjustment and sustaining power
• Wall to wall seat board mounted movement, coupled with rear mounted chime block on solid wood producing superior sound for the quarter hour chimes and the hour strike as well as an incredibly strong case construction. Ogee styled feet
• European style pull rods for automatic night shut off and chime selection
• Wood pendulum
• Brass bob and matching weight shells
• Two-year warranty

Available in two finishes:

• Red Cherry -    02
• Brown Cherry - 03

Dimensions: 87 ½”H * 16” W * 12 ½”

THIS MODEL IS A NUMBERED SERIES