The most flamboyant one in the show is a tall case clock from 1809.

The long case clock beside the bar ticked away five seconds.

She slit the envelopes and carried them upstairs just as the long case clock in the hall chimed the hour.

The case clock in her study softly chimed Second Low as she entered the sitting room.

A glance at the massive old-fashioned long case clock in the corner of the room gave him the excuse he needed.

A $3,500 long case clock 10 years ago is now more than $10,000.

To its left is a long case clock by Benson of Whitehaven.

He nodded at the case clock by the stair, which read a few minutes past eleven.

It is estimated that between 1815 and 1834, more than 30,000 tall case clocks were manufactured.

This figure is staggering considering that after about 1820 tall case clocks began to fall out of favor.