Who created "Longcase clock"?

Longcase clock was created by Thomas Dickenson|James Fielding in ca. 1807.

When was "Longcase clock" created?

This artwork was created ca. 1807.

Is "Longcase clock" in the public domain?

Yes, Longcase clock is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

Longcase clock

Q: What medium is "Longcase clock"?

Longcase clock is Case: rosewood, coniferous wood veneered with mahogany and inlaid with bands of holly, stained holly and bone, and brass; Dial: painted enamel on copper with brass hour hands; Movement: brass and steel.

Thomas Dickenson|James Fielding

ca. 1807

Medium

Case: rosewood, coniferous wood veneered with mahogany and inlaid with bands of holly, stained holly and bone, and brass; Dial: painted enamel on copper with brass hour hands; Movement: brass and steel

Dimensions

Overall: 101 × 18 × 9 1/8 in. (256.5 × 45.7 × 23.2 cm)

Classification

Horology

Culture

British

Department

European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

Museum

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY

Credit

Bequest of Cecile L. Mayer, 1962

Accession Number

62.171.17

About the Artist

Thomas Dickenson|James Fielding (British|British) · 1790 |1804 –1828 |1820

British, recorded 1790–1828|British, active 1804–after 1820

Longcase clock

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