A Regency Period Painted Pine Tavern Timepiece Wall Clock c.1825 reserved There is some light fraying

There is some light fraying to the edges of the fabric and some areas of fade to one end on the red ground but generally the flag and the pole are in good condition

tribute by a highly thought of artist to the most loved and admired saint in the Catholic Church

Born Jan 1798

Entering Groton in 1908

By a competent hand

A Regency Period Painted Pine Tavern Timepiece Wall Clock c.1825 reserved There is some light frayingOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late RegencyProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1825Height: 71. 5Depth: 6. 5Diameter: 24 (at face)The provincially crafted and painted tavern timepiece wall clock, at six feet tall, having a painted sheet metal dial hand decorated in black to an ivory ground with Roman numerals and lozenged outer dial, the primitive case with pendulum and a hinged door opening to reveal a weight driven square brass timepiece movement marked 'Whitmore