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    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Shelf Clock

    Date: 
    ca. 1820–50
    Medium: 

    Mahagony and mahogany veneer, glass; brass works

    Accession Number: 
    1977.74.29
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Timepieces
    Status: 
    Not on view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Shelf Clock

    Maker: Birge, Peck, and Company, American, 1849–1858
    Date: 
    1849–59
    Medium: 

    Mahogany veneer, white pine

    Accession Number: 
    1979.21
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Timepieces
    Status: 
    By appointment, Hume Furniture Study
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Shelf Clock, Model No. K905

    Designer: Jean George Theobald, American, 1873–1952
    Manufacturer: Manning-Bowman Company, American, 1832–1951
    Date: 
    1929–31
    Medium: 

    Aranium-plated metal, Catalin, silver-plated metal, and glass

    Accession Number: 
    1981.53.12
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    20th century
    Classification: 
    Timepieces
    Status: 
    By appointment, Wurtele Study Center
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Model 431 “Modernique” Electric Clock

    Designer: Paul T. Frankl, American, born Austria, 1886–1958
    Manufacturer: Warren Telechron Co., American, 1912–1992
    Date: 
    1928–1932
    Medium: 

    Brass-plated metal and Bakelite

    Accession Number: 
    1984.23.1
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    20th century
    Classification: 
    Timepieces
    Status: 
    By appointment, Wurtele Study Center
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Tall Case Clock

    Maker: Simeon Smith Jocelyn, American, 1799–1879
    Date: 
    ca. 1800
    Medium: 

    Mahogany, white pine, yellow poplar

    Accession Number: 
    1984.32.30
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Timepieces
    Status: 
    By appointment, Hume Furniture Study
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Pocket watch

    Manufacturer: American Watch Company, American, 1859–1885
    Manufacturer formerly attributed: A. W. Company
    Date: 
    1884
    Medium: 

    Silver, gold, glass, porcelain

    Accession Number: 
    1985.84.709
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Timepieces
    Status: 
    By appointment, Wurtele Study Center
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Pocket watch

    Maker: Dueber Watch Case Company, American
    Date: 
    1877–88
    Medium: 

    Silver, gold, brass, glass, porcelain

    Accession Number: 
    1985.84.710
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Timepieces
    Status: 
    By appointment, Wurtele Study Center
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Tall Case Clock

    Maker: Isaac Brokaw, American, 1746–1826
    Maker (dial): James Osborne, active 1808–13
    Date: 
    1805–15
    Medium: 

    Mahogany (primary); red gum(bottom molding on hood); white pine (side of hood and glue blocks); yellow poplar (back board, bottom board and top of clock)

    Accession Number: 
    1930.2095
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Timepieces
    Status: 
    By appointment, Hume Furniture Study
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Shelf clock

    Maker: David Wood, 1766–1850
    Date: 
    1795–1805
    Medium: 

    Mahogany; back board and glue blocks, white pine

    Accession Number: 
    1930.2096
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Timepieces
    Status: 
    By appointment, Hume Furniture Study
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Tall Case Clock

    Maker (movement): Jonas Alrichs, American, 1759–1802
    Maker (dial): Ashwin and Company, British, 1787–1791
    Maker, attributed to (case): John Erwin, American, died 1797
    Maker, attributed to (case): James Erwin
    Date: 
    1795–1805
    Medium: 

    Mahogany; top of hood, yellow poplar; glue block in hood, white pine

    Accession Number: 
    1930.2085
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    18th–19th century
    Classification: 
    Timepieces
    Status: 
    By appointment, Hume Furniture Study

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