Pennsylvania Chippendale cherry tall case clock, late 18th c., the works signed John Scott Conocochague, the broken arch bonnet with flame finials and carved rosettes, above a frieze with a central sunflower surrounded by c-scrolls and flowerettes, enclosing an eight-day works with a moon phase and a brass face above a case with fluted quarter columns and a scalloped panel base, 101 3/4" h. A related example was sold at Sotheby's on January 23, 2009, lot 229. Illustrated in Whisker, James Pennsylvania Clockmakers, Watchmakers, and Allied Crafts, figs. 25, 26. Parts: pendulum, two weights, winder. Movement has been moved forward 1/2" on saddleboard.