An impressive Renaissance Revival Carved Mahogany Quarter Chiming Hall Clock, in the manner of R. J. Horner, Retailed J. E. Caldwell & Co. Philadelphia, fourth quarter 19th century, the case well carved with foliate scrolls and a pair of griffins flanking the glazed long door above a similarly carved plinth base, ending in carved paw feet, the arched brass dial with rolling moon phase having an engraved silvered chapter ring having applied brass chapters with painted Arabic numerals, inscribed to the center 'J. E. CALDWELL & Co. PHILADELPHIA', with subsidiary seconds dial, having additional subsidiary chime/silent and Wittington/Westminster/St. Ives dials within foliate scroll filigree brass spandrels, the substantial three train movement striking on a rack of eight bells, six gongs and a single gong for the hours, the side of hood with applied brass plaque inscribed "L.R.B to W.D.B. / Jany 23rd 1895".Height 99 1/2in; width 25 3/4in; depth 15 1/2in. The case retaining its original finish, with general marks, wear, nicks, scuffs and surface scratches. Rubbing to highpoints of case. Wear heaviest to paw feet. The clock's movement is currently maintaining power and striking on the hours correctly. With three lead filled brass weights, pendulum, winding crank and two case keys. We cannot guarantee the completeness and functionality of the clock's movement.