Mahogany Empire Clock, Bristol CT, 1842, "Oliver

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

Brewster and Ingrahams mahogany steeple clock, Bristol CT. Reverse painted lower tablet depicts and urn with flowers within a stage setting. The face is signed by maker as well as original paper label

J. C. Brown Miniature Beehive Ripple Front Shelf Clock, Bristol, CT. Mahogany case; small chip to top of veneer. Original signed and painted metal dial. Moberg reverse painted glass. 30 hour time and

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.

19th c. Empire stenciled clock with carved paw feet. E & G. W. BARTHOLOMEW, BRISTOL CT.. 14" x 5" x 29".

C & L Ives Bristol, Ct. Triple Decker Mahogany Shelf Clock with Acanthus Carved Half Columns, Circa 1840. Clock crest is relief carved with an eagle. Clock has the majority of the original interior la

American Mahogany Eight-Day Mantel Clock , c. 1845, Birge & Fuller, Bristol, CT., parcel gilt and grain painted columns, note: lacking weights, h. 38 in., w. 17 in., d. 5 1/2 in Provenance: Selma Plan

John Hunt, Farmington, CT Empire mahogany mantel clock with 8-day works. 35"h x 17"w

Brewster & Ingraham, Bristol, CT, 19th C. 20"h x 10'w x 4"d Provenance: Property from the Estate of Margaret Hull Chalif

made in Bristol CT, with stencil decoration. Wear and losses, lacking weights, pendulum, winder, not guaranteed running, crack to upper glass panel. 34 1/2" high, 17" wide, 5 1/2" deep.

19th C. Forestville Acorn Shelf Clock. Mahogany cased clock, dial with Roman numeral indicators, marked Forestville Manufg. Co. Bristol CT, USA. Time and Strike. Reverse painted glass panel depicting

An American Mahogany and Reverse Painted Glass Mantel Clock Birge and Fuller, Bristol, CT, Circa 1825 the movement stamped Birge & Fuller, Bristol, Conn. USA, with a baggie of original wood and brass

Shelf clock, Mitchell & Atkins, Bristol, CT, (firm started 1830 made 30 hr & 8 day wood movement clocks and 8 day brass clocks) Classical Revival motif, early 19th C., mahogany and mahogany veneer cas

Chauncey Jerome, Bristol Empire Column Clock 19th century. Mahogany case with good finish. Original etched tablets and original dial. 30 hour time and strike. Good label. Ht. 28 in The John Taylor Col

Ca 1850 Birge and Fuller, Bristol, CT, mahogany 8 day weight clock, original dial, original fenn painted tablets, original paper label, 32.75"H x 20.25"W x 6.5"D

Mahogany veneer case, 8 day time and strike brass movement, tablet stenciled with hot air balloon ship, "Pond and Barnes, Hanover St., Boston" label inside case. height 20 inches

E. C. Brewster, Bristol, Conn., Empire shelf clock, rosewood and mahogany veneered case, painted metal dial, spade hands, 30 hour time & strike spring driven brass movement with a Kirk cast-iron backp

New Haven, CT. 2-weight. Approx. 26 1/4" H. (6055)

C. Boardman, Bristol, CT Ogee Case Shelf Clock. 30-hour, time and strike weight-driven brass movement. Circa 1850. Birdseye maple and mahogany veneer case with castle scene reverse painted tablet. 26"

Mark Levenworth Empire Faux Hollow Column Shelf Clock, Waterbury, CT. Mahogany case. Original painted wood dial. Old reverse painted tablet. 30 hour time and strike weight driven wood works movement.

Ca. 1830 American, Bristol Conn Empire mahogany pillar and scroll shelf clock manufactured by George Marsh. Nut & leaf carved crest over acanthus 1/2 columns ending in claw feet. Wooden works, origina

American Classical shelf clock, Forestville Manufacturing Co. (Connecticut, USA), within mahogany columnar case, 8-day weight driven movement, having painted dial marked "Bristol .CT .USA" and

N. Pomerby paten Bristol, CT July 17, 1866. Door reverse painting on glass. Joseph Schreiber, Great Neck, NY maintained. Hand painted Roses on glass door. Mahogany wood carved radio design. Measures 1

Both 1930s Mahogany Case, including: "Duplex Hera" by Ingraham of Bristol, CT. Eight day time and strike, with pendulum and key, 9 1/2" x 22" x 5"; PLUS Seth Thomas, with pendulum and key, 7 3/4" x 15