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An Eight Day Walnut Tall Case Clock, Circa 1795, Isaac & Ellis Chandlee

Creator: Isaac & Ellis Chandlee
Offered by: Philip Bradley Antiques

Description
Signed Isaac & Ellis Chandlee, Nottingham, Maryland.

The Case Attributed to the Shop of Jacob Brown, Circa 1795.

This clock represents the third generation of clock makers from this family working in Nottingham. Ellis and Isaac worked together from approximately 1792 to 1804.

Nottingham was originally situated in Chester County, Pennsylvania, With the ratification of the Mason Dixon Line in 1769 it became a part of Cecil County, Maryland

This clock descended directly in the Breckinridge Family to Mrs. (Breckinridge) Field, and then to her son-in-law.

More Information

Documentation:	Signed
Period:	18th Century
Condition:	The door lip is restored; the door finish has been replaced to match the existing old surface of the case.
Creation Date:	Circa 1795
Styles / Movements:	Americana, Traditional, Other
Dealer Reference #:	G-322
Incollect Reference #:	97388

Dimensions

H.	98 in;
H.	248.92 cm;

Message from Seller:

Philip Bradley Antiques, located in Sumneytown, PA, has been showcasing exceptional American 18th and early 19th-century furniture, tall clocks, folk art, and related accessories since 1950. Specializing in mid-Atlantic pieces, we invite you to explore our curated selection; contact us at bradleyantiques@gmail.com or call 610.269.0427 for more information.

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