A FEDERAL CHERRY TALL-CASE CLOCK, by John Norton, Yorktown, Pennsylvania, late 18th century, the hood with molded broken swan's-neck pediment centering an urn finial above arched glazed door opening to a white-painted dial with arabic chapter ring with sweep second hand surmounted by a painted lunar dial, the dial signed "John Norton Yorktown" and flanked by four disengaged colonettes, the waisted case with chamfered sides with cupboard door over box base, on splayed feet--97 in. high x 19½ in. wide x 10 in. deep | Christie's

Lot 410

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A FEDERAL CHERRY TALL-CASE CLOCK, by John Norton, Yorktown, Pennsylvania, late 18th century, the hood with molded broken swan's-neck pediment centering an urn finial above arched glazed door opening to a white-painted dial with arabic chapter ring with sweep second hand surmounted by a painted lunar dial, the dial signed "John Norton Yorktown" and flanked by four disengaged colonettes, the waisted case with chamfered sides with cupboard door over box base, on splayed feet--97 in. high x 19½ in. wide x 10 in. deep

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A FEDERAL CHERRY TALL-CASE CLOCK, by John Norton, Yorktown, Pennsylvania, late 18th century, the hood with molded broken swan's-neck pediment centering an urn finial above arched glazed door opening to a white-painted dial with arabic chapter ring with sweep second hand surmounted by a painted lunar dial, the dial signed "John Norton Yorktown" and flanked by four disengaged colonettes, the waisted case with chamfered sides with cupboard door over box base, on splayed feet--97 in. high x 19½ in. wide x 10 in. deep