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<\/a><\/p>\nPeter Little, Baltimore (1775 – 1830) was a clock and watchmaker advertising in Baltimore as early as 1799.\u00a0 He served in the militia and was an active Mason as well.\u00a0 He was an officer in the New Market Fire Department, a State Assemblyman, and a Delegate to the Democratic Republican National Convention.\u00a0 This example is Federal Mahogany Baltimore Tall Case Clock C. 1800.\u00a0 The bonnet with applied broken arch scroll top.\u00a0 The case with book-matched, figured Mahogany all on original ogee bracket feet.\u00a0 Eight day brass striking movement coupled to an early painted iron dial with an untouched original signature.\u00a0 This clock is documented in “Maryland Clockmakers” on page 186, and was cataloged by MESDA in 1980.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 H. 94 “<\/p>\n
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