Wall Clock

"The clock is an emblem of a Shaker community because everything goes on time," wrote a Shaker Elder in the mid-eighteen eighties. This clock, patterned after one made in 1840 by Isaac Newton Youngs, can be hung directly on any wall or on a Shaker pegboard. This clock looks good on almost any wall.  Overall size 33½" high, 11" wide, and 4½" deep.  Quartz regulated movement with traditional pendulum hung on brass rod.  Also available with mechanical movement.


Price,  Cherry,  quartz  $750,  mechanical  $950

Tall Clock


This clock is representative of the simplicity, purity, and utility of Shaker clockmakers. This classic tall case is a near reproduction of the clock that was made around 1810 by Brother Benjamin Youngs of Watervliet, NY. The clock has a quiet, but elegant, presence in any room. Only two molding profiles - quarter rounds at the top, bottom and lower door lips, and a cove molding below the bonnet - are used on this clock.  Overall size 81½" high, 16" wide, and 9½" deep.  German 8 day weight driven pendulum movement with chime.  Also available with quartz movement.


Price,  painted pine,  mechanical $1400,   quartz $1200

Mantle Clock


This small 14" high, 9¾ " wide, and 4" deep clock can be placed on a mantle, desk, bureau or even hung on a kitchen wall.  Quartz movement.


Price,  cherry,  $595