Dwarf Clock, attributed to Chauncy Jerome, Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1840.

Dwarf Clock, attributed to Chauncy Jerome, Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1840. Surmounted by pierced frets and brass finials on fluted plinths, white and polychrome wooden dial, molded waist door on square

E. & G.W. Bartholomew Transitional Shelf Clock, Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1840, mahogany veneered case, stenciled fruit basket splat and half columns on door, painted wood dial, lower tablet of a rural

The dial marked C. Jerome, the case labeled "Chauncy Jerome, New Haven, Connecticut," 2nd quarter 19th C. 25-3/4"h x 15-1/4"w x 4-1/4"d

TWO WEIGHTS, PENDULUM AND KEY INCLUDED - CIRCA 1840'S - C & L.T. IVES COMPANY, BRISTOL, CONNECTICUT - MISSING 7.5" TRIM PIECE ON RIGHT SIDE OF MIRROR IS MISSING

E. & G. W. Bartholomew Transitional Shelf Clock, Bristol, Connecticut, ca. 1840's. Mahogany case with stenciled splat and half columns, hand painted wooden dial, reverse painted lower tablet, label, "

Jerome & Darrow Bronzed Looking Glass Clock Jerome & Darrow Bristol, Connecticut. Circa 1824. Thin mahogany case with stenciling, original painted wood dial and mirror. 30-hour wood, 4-arbor movement.

Rosewood Drop Octagon Thirty-Day Wall Clock by Atkins Clock Company, Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1880. Reverse Painted Door Reads Conklin Jeweler. With 12 inch diameter painted zinc dial with Roman numer

Chauncey Jerome banjo clock, c.a. 1840. Case is in good condition, not working? Missing the hour hand. Measures 33" from top to bottom.

American federal mahogany case 8-day repeating brass clock. C & N Jerome, Bristol, Conn. Time and Strike movement. Straight cornice with carved acanthine and scroll capitol column pilaster. Mid 19th C

Ephraim Downes Classical Mahogany Clock, c 1830, Bristol Connecticut.30.25" H x 17" W x 6.5" DFrom a Hartford County Connecticut Collector

ANTIQUE 1830 CHAUNCEY GOODRICH CLOCK MAKER SHARP GOTHIC CATHEDRAL CLOCK -BRISTOL CONNECTICUT PRIOR TO 1830-19" X 10" X 4" APPROX-PRE OWNED CONDITION WITH PENDULUM AND KEY

ANTIQUE 1830 CHAUNCEY GOODRICH CLOCK MAKER SHARP GOTHIC CATHEDRAL CLOCK -BRISTOL CONNECTICUT PRIOR TO 1830-19" X 10" X 4" APPROX-PRE OWNED CONDITION WITH PENDULUM AND KEY

A complete, original, unrestored example. Original dial, movement, weights. Rare American eagle tablet is free from restoration (very minor paint loss). Paper inside. Measures 25 3/4 in. x 15 1/4 in.

Atkins Octagon 30 Day Gallery Clock, C. 1850 - An Equalizing Lever Spring Thirty day Clock by Atkins Clock Manufacturing Co, Bristol, Connecticut. Rosewood veneer octagonal case. Tin painted dial with

Circa 1840, Bristol, Connecticut. The piece having a nicely ripple-molded bottom case with reverse painted tablet and upper glazed door. H15" W9" D4 1/8" Sold from the collection of a Hendersonville,

Mid 19th century Mahogany case ogee shelf clock by Chauncey Jerome, Bristol, CT. Having a square Tin dial, enameled with Roman numerals, behind a glass panel door with hand-painted eglomise portrait.

Large C&L C. Ives Bristol, Connecticut triple decker Empire mantel clock, 8 day, T&S (bell), columns.

(4) Antique shelf clocks, 19th/20th c., Connecticut, incl. a New Haven steeple clock, Waterbury beehive clock, New Haven cottage clock, and Jerome & Co. cottage clock, each with reverse painted lower

The first probably Bristol County, Massachusetts or Norwalk, Connecticut, medium red clay covered in speckled orange-brown glaze daubed in manganese brown; the miniature dish probably Norwalk, Connect

American, early 20th century E. Ingraham Co., Bristol, Connecticut, wooden wall clock with octagonal shape around the face and cracked glass case, 12 1/2" W x 19" H.

C.N. Jerome Empire Shelf Clock, Bristol, CT. Figured mahogany case; full columns, carved capitals and paw feet. Original dial, loss. Original wood painted panel. Bottom glass is a repaint. 8 day time

American Doric style shelf clock, late 19th c., E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Connecticut, steeple case, glazed door with lower stenciled glass tablet, white paper dial with black roman numerals, time

American shelf clock, mid 19th c., Jerome & Company, New Haven, Connecticut, walnut case, triangular steeple pediment flanked by turned finials, canted inspection door with stenciled glass tablet depi

Elias Ingram (Bristol, Connecticut), double steeple wall clock, two reverse painted scenes, circa 1840 height 23 in. x width 12.5 in. x depth 4 in. Provenance: The Beeville, Texas Estate of a noted