Brewster & Ingrahams Brass Spring Steeple Clock

This rare 8-day steeple clock w/4 finials, w/"mfg. Brewster & Ingraham" label, this clock has rolled brass mainsprings, before the rolled steel process was introduced. Few clocks still retain their or

Brewster Ingraham 8 day "REPEATING" Steeple Clock, 8-day striking brass Movement, Original Brass Springs, etched window, with pendulum, 20" x 9-3/4", runs when wound, no warranty implied or given

Wood steeple case clock Patent Spring 8-Day brass clocks made and sold by Brewster and Igrahams, Bristol, Conn. Brass pendulum wood case with etched glass door. Hands missing from face. Damaged case,

American. 1850s. Banjo style. Mahogany with taurus molding. Metal dial with Roman numerals. Black painted and gilt glasses. Eight-day brass spring driven movement. Label marked, "Brewster/ Ingraham, B

Brewster and Ingraham Steeple Clock, Bristol, Connecticut, mid-19th century, with a rosewood veneer case, 8-day brass time and repeating (rack and snail) strike movement and an iron backplate housing

Brewster & Ingrahams Tiger Birch Gallery Clockcirca 1850tiger birch case with 11-inch painted wood dial, spring driven 8-day brass "east-west" movement with original brass mainspring, signed

Brewster & Ingrahams Steeple Clock. Bristol, Conn. Reverse Painting on Glass Door - Eagle & American Flags. Some paint missing. Attached Paperwork in Clock Case Legible Condition. Some Veneer missing

With etched glass door, original paper label inside, signed on face. With original key and pendulum. The mechanical condition of clocks and watches is not guaranteed Ht. 51 cm. (20 in.)Approx. weight:

Victorian Brewster & Ingrahams Double Steeple Clock Vintage table clock no key. Face is worn. Decent condition for age. 17.25î tall.

BREWSTER & INGRAHAMS MAHOGANY STEEPLE CLOCK, C. 1850/60, H. 20"

From the Henry Ford Museum. Starts and stops. 11-1/2" wide x 4-1/2" deep x 19" high.

Group of Six Mantel Clocks, to include a Brewster & Ingraham mahogany steeple clock; Joseph Ives beehive 8-day clock; three small Seth Thomas shelf clocks, one with rosewood case; along with The Terry

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

Antique Brewster & Ingraham Bristol, CT steeple clock w frosted dec door - 20"x9 3/4"

Antique Brewster & Ingraham "Sharp Gothic" Steeple Clock: T, S and Alarm with a signed painted metal dial, the pendulum, bell and gong strike, an interior label and a stenciled and painted door. (The

2 (Two) American steeple clocks: (1) Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn., sharp gothic or steeple clock, mahogany and mahogany veneered case, painted metal dial, spade and poker hands, 30 hour, time

Terry & Andrews Steeple Clock, Bristol, Connecticut, eight-day, time and strike brass spring-powered movement, sharp gothic or steeple clock, original dial, reverse painted glass, label, "Made and Sol

2 Beehive Style Mantel Clocks, etched lower glass doors. (1) 8 day repeating brass clock, manufactured by Brewster & Ingraham Bristol Conn., rosewood case & rosewood veneer, pendulum, no key, 19"Tx10"

A mid 19th century J. C. Brown ripple front Steeple clock. 8-day time and strike movement stamped "Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn" with a painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Rosewood case with

Manufacturer: Ansonia Clock Company and Brewster & Ingraham's Features & Details: -Both are all original with original paper labels, dial and finish -Both have alarm feature Largest Measurements: 10"L

(3) Steeple Clocks Left - Seth Thomas. Middle - Chauncey Boardman. Has fusee. Right - Brewster & Ingrahams. Max Ht. 21 in The John Taylor Collection, Derbyshire, UK.

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

A 19th century Birge and Fuller wagon spring double steeple clock. 8-day Brass time and strike movement with painted metal dial. Mahogany "Double Steeple" case with conforming upper door with clear up

Attributed to Birge & Fuller, Miniature Wagon Spring Double Steeple Clockmid-19th centurymahogany veneer case with painted tablets, brass 30-hour time and strike wagon spring powered movement, J.J. &