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Eight-day Clocks

Artist Joseph Mulliken 1765 - 1802
Date1790-1800
Terms
  • Eight-day Clocks
  • Enamel
  • Glass
  • Metal
  • Brass
  • Steel
  • Wood
  • Mahogany
  • Pine
  • Concord (Massachusetts)
Credit LineEight-day clock, Joseph Mulliken (1765-1802), Case attributed to Ammi White (1754-1820), Concord, MA, 1790-1800. Concord Museum Collection, Gift of Anne and Peter Brooke; 2016.16.1.
Object number2016.16.1
DescriptionEight-day clock, Joseph Mulliken (1765-1802). Associated components include clock face (2016.16.2), bonnet (2016.16.3), two weights (2016.16.4.1 and .2), pendulum (2016.16.5), finial (2016.16.6), and clock key (2016.16.7).
Collections
  • Timepieces and Scientific Instruments
Image Not Available for Clock face
Clock face
Object number: 2016.16.2
Joseph Mulliken
1790-1800
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Weight
Object number: 2016.16.4.1
Joseph Mulliken
1790-1800
Image Not Available for Weight
Weight
Object number: 2016.16.4.2
Joseph Mulliken
1790-1800
Image Not Available for Pendulum
Pendulum
Object number: 2016.16.5
Joseph Mulliken
1790-1800
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Bonnet
Object number: 2016.16.3
Joseph Mulliken
1790-1800
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Finial
Object number: 2016.16.6
Joseph Mulliken
1790-1800
Image Not Available for Clock key
Clock key
Object number: 2016.16.7.1
Image Not Available for Clock key
Clock key
Object number: 2016.16.7.2
Dwarf Tall Clocks
Dwarf Tall Clocks
Object number: 1994.11.1
Joseph Mulliken
ca. 1797
Image Not Available for Clock face
Clock face
Object number: 1994.11.4
Joseph Mulliken
1791-1802
Image Not Available for Clock key
Clock key
Object number: 1994.11.6
Joseph Mulliken
1791-1802
Image Not Available for Weight
Weight
Object number: 1994.11.2.1
Joseph Mulliken
1791-1802
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