Dwarf tall clock

Attributed to Samuel Mulliken II American

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 729

Clocks such as these, essentially shelf clocks atop a lower case, are quite rare and are sometimes called dwarf tall clocks. The brass dial is unsigned, but it is very much like a rare signed example by Samuel Mulliken II of Newburyport, Massachusetts that is illustrated in Brooks Palmer’s "A Treasury of American Clocks" (New York, 1977).

Dwarf tall clock, Attributed to Samuel Mulliken II (1761–1847), Cherry, brass with white pine, American

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Dwarf tall clock, Attributed to Samuel Mulliken II (1761–1847), Cherry, brass with white pine, American
Dwarf tall clock, Attributed to Samuel Mulliken II (1761–1847), Cherry, brass with white pine, American
Dwarf tall clock, Attributed to Samuel Mulliken II (1761–1847), Cherry, brass with white pine, American
Dwarf tall clock, Attributed to Samuel Mulliken II (1761–1847), Cherry, brass with white pine, American
Dwarf tall clock, Attributed to Samuel Mulliken II (1761–1847), Cherry, brass with white pine, American

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