Hamlin

Dimensions
93" x 32-1/4" x 19"

Features
The brushed antique brass dial is set off by cast corner and center ornaments, a silver chapter ring with applied brass arabic numerals, and an astrological blue moon phase dial.
Mirroring the dial, the lyre pendulum is finished in brushed antique gold-finished center disk.
The brushed antique finish and decorative bands of the weight shells also complement the dial.
Canted, reeded Columns frame the case, offering intricately carved column caps with a unique scroll design and Acanthus leaf details. The multi-tiered, Bombay base offers canted corners and carved scroll feet with Acanthus leaf details. Removable beveled glass panel on the upper sides allow easy access to the movement. Finished in distressed Rustic Cherry on select hardwoods and veneers. Adjustable levelers under each corner.
Automatic nighttime chime shit-off option. Locking door for added security. Free heirloom plate will be engraved with your family name and a special date. Cable-driven, triple chime Kieninger movement offers automatic nighttime shut-off option.

Why Do We Call Them Grandfather’s Clocks?
Throughout most of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, large floor clocks were known as tall or long case clocks. In 1876, Henry Clay Work published a song entitled "Grandfather’s Clock." The four-verse song told the story of an elderly man and his beloved clock. With the widespread popularity of Work’s 1876 song, Americans began to describe their tall case clocks as "Grandfather’s Clocks." Even Noah Webster’s dictionary pays homage to the song’s apostrophe and s.