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The Shops at Winterthur
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Home
The Dominy Family
- Dominy Homestead & Shops
East Hampton
Tools of the Trade
- Woodworking Tools
- Clockmaking Tools
Products of the Shops
- Furniture
- Clocks
- Carpentry
- Millwrights
- Wheelwrights
- Farming
The Shops at Winterthur
- Acknowledgements
- Resources

13 May 2019

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by Erica Lome | 0

Accounts of Nathaniel Dominy IV, 1796

Receipt for a clock sold to David Gardiner of Flushing, 1800

Sample name card, Felix Dominy (1823)

Watchpaper, Felix Dominy October 18, 1828

Small wood shingle with day account entries by Nathaniel Dominy VII, 1897

List of persons called on by Felix Dominy, March 18-27, 1828

Bill and receipt from Stephen Conklin to Felix Dominy,1831

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Winterthur’s Dominy Clock Shop and Woodworking Shop are reconstructions of shops used by the Dominy family, four generations of craftsmen who worked in East Hampton, New York, from the mid-1700s to the mid-1800s. This collection provides a rare opportunity to glimpse a typical working environment of rural craftsmen active two centuries ago.

Treasures on Trial: The Art and Science of Detecting Fakes reveals the beguiling tales of over 40 forgeries and counterfeit objects of all types. This exhibitions questions: Do we see what we think we see? Is it real or fake?

This exhibition is on display in the Winterthur Galleries from April 1, 2017 to January 7, 2018.

Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library

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