THE GARDINER FAMILY BRASS SKELETON CLOCK
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THE GARDINER FAMILY BRASS SKELETON CLOCK

THE DIAL SIGNED JOHN CUTBUSH MAIDSTONE, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1690

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THE GARDINER FAMILY BRASS SKELETON CLOCK
THE DIAL SIGNED JOHN CUTBUSH MAIDSTONE, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1690
14 in. high
Exhibited
Colonial East Hampton 1640-1800, Guild Hall Museum and the East Hampton Historical Society, 1998-1999, p. 12
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This lot is offered without reserve.
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Please note that the works are 19th century. The case has alterations and has been refurbished.

Lot Essay

Immigrants from Maidstone, England comprised a portion of the early settlers of East Hampton and it is likely the Gardiner's acquired this clock through a marriage with another founding family.

A late eighteenth century tall-case clock also owned in the Gardiner family and signed, R. Cutbush, Maidstone is in the collections of the East Hampton Free Library.

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