Traditional

Regency elegance inspired the scroll-top cabinet of the Trafalgar. The solid cherry cabinet is decorated with book matched burr yew veneers inlaid with "rope" edgeline. The clock features a hand-painted dial commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805...

A Georgian-style break-arch case typical of the work of the London maker William Webster, circa. 1710. The Chatsworth cabinet is decorated with book-matched burr walnut veneers inlaid with satinwood banding. The case features fluted quarter columns to...

A Chippendale style floor clock inspired by David Rittenhouse (PA), circa. 1780. The Empire has a solid mahogany cabinet with curl veneers and decorative carving. The scroll pediment is supported by fine lattice fretwork. The case stands on ogee feet and...

The Gleneagle is a Sheraton-style grandfather clock inspired by the Scottish maker William Robb of Montrose, circa. 1790. Extensive use of checkered edgeline and marquetry inlays enhances the superb flame mahogany veneers of the Gleneagle. The scroll...

The Vienna has a Palladian-style walnut cabinet decorated with book-matched burr walnut veneers and figured walnut cross-banding. The Westminster chime movement features an enamel finish dial with Roman numerals and seconds indication. The time is...

Chimes quarter-hours & strikes the hours. Hampton Cherry finish on select hardwoods and veneers is lightly distressed for an aged appearance. This floor clock display cabinet features a flat-top pediment, a base with a decorative cutout, and is open...

Chimes quarter-hours & strikes the hours. Traditional Howard Miller Gavin grandfather clocks 610-985 feature an arched bonnet pediment highlighted by a decorative shell and vine overlay.  Finished in Oak Yorkshire on select hardwoods and veneers...