Shaker Clock
This simple yet stunning clock with a pendulum is a copy of one made by Isaac Youngs in 1840. He was one of very few Shaker clock makers and worked at the Shaker colony in New Lebanon, New York. The clocks were kept in common rooms and dining halls as they banned watches and deemed them an unnecessary indulgence Shown in a red finish, it features a face with Roman numerals and measures approximately 30" high by 13" wide x 5 inches deep.