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A very rare Chippendale cherry tall case clock from the partnership of Whiting & Marquand, Fairfield, Connecticut, dating to 1787.
Artist: Not Available 
Category: Clocks
SubType: Clocks
Origin: America-USA
Era: 19th Century
Height: 96 inches
Width: 21 inches
Depth: 10 inches
This attractive clock was produced during the very brief partnership of Gamaliel Bradford Whiting and Isaac Marquand. Two other clocks from this partnership are known, one is in the Garvan collection at Yale University, this clock makes a third documented example. The cherry case has a pleasing color and a regional splat form fret. The silvered two-part sheet brass dial is beautifully engraved with garland and floral spandrels. The dial is engraved with the maker's name and locale within a floral garland in the lunette "Whiting & Marquand / Fairfield". The waist has reeded and canted sides and rests on ogee bracket feet with double returns.






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