Chippendale carved walnut tall case clock. Works by Daniel Rose (1749-1827), Reading, PA, circa 1790. Open-work urn with flowers cartouche flanked by pineapple carved finials on tympanum carved with leafy vines and punchwork centering an oval reserve, above an enameled face with moon phase dial inscribed, "Daniel Rose Reading," the case waist flanked by quarter columns carved with linked ovals with flowerheads, punchwork background, the plinth flanked by quarter columns with diagonal banding enclosing circles, squares and flowerheads, on ogival bracket feet. H: 102 1/2 in. (approximate) PROVENANCE: Belonged to prominent Reading, PA attorney Philip S. Zieber (1861-1940), son of Reading and Lancaster wool manufacturer, Samuel Zieber and Matilda Schmeltzer. Philip Zieber married Annie Gillespie Fry in 1889. The clock was inherited by their daughter, Catherine, and descended in the family to the present owner.