"Mark Leavenworth & Son" Pillar & Scroll Clock

Mark Leavenworth Pillar & Scroll Shelf Clock, Waterbury, Connecticutcirca 1820'smahogany veneer case with carved scrolls and brass finials, 30-hour weight driven time and strike woodworks movement, si

Waterbury, CT. C1820s. Broken arch pediment, turned side columns, scrolled apron, painted dial face, brass urn finials. Paper label inside. Weights, winding key. Includes "Mr. Terry's Waterbury Compet

A 19th century Mark Leavenworth Pillar and Scroll shelf clock. 30-hr weight driven wooden time and strike movement and painted wooden dial with Arabic numerals. Mahogany case with scrolled crest and B

Rare Mark Leavenworth miniature pillar and scroll mantel clock, 30 hours wood movement, weights, wood finials, 14¼"w x 25¼"h; pictured in Eli Terry and the Connecticut Shelf Clock by Ken Roberts.

Eli Terry’s patent American Mahogany Pillar and Scroll Clock made by Mark Leavenworth, c. 1820, broken arch cornice, turned columns, eglomise panel with manor house. 31”h.x16”w.x4.5”d. Provena

Mahogany case; Mark Leavenworth paper label; wood works; appears to work and strike; eglomise panel flaking; H- 30"; G-G+

DESCRIPTION: Eli Terry and Sons pillar and scroll shelf clock, Plymouth, Connecticut. Gold accented dial, reverse painted glass panel, brass urn finials. Weight driven, wooden works, time and strike.

Eli Terry & Sons Pillar & Scroll Clock - Approx. 31.5" h x 17" w

Antique clock E. Terry & Sons, pillar & scroll clock, 19th c unrestored

A 19th century Mark Leavenworth & Son Empire shelf clock. 30-hour weight driven wooden time and strike movement with painted wooden dial and Arabic numerals. Mahogany case with a shaped carved crest a

E. Terry and Sons, Plymouth, CT, Pillar and Scroll clock, weight driven with window shade alarm, c. 1825-1830. Beautiful reverse painted glass, case, clock face, brass finials, label, and alarm mechan

Eli Terry & Sons Pillar & Scroll Mantel Clockcirca 1820'smahogany veneer case with carved scrolls and brass finials, 30-hour weight driven time and strike woodworks movement, signed with firm's label2

Mahogany case with with reverse painted door, brass finials and columns on tapered legs. Paint decorated dial with 30 hour weight driven movement with strike. Early 19th c. clock. Reverse painting h

E. Terry & Sons, Plymouth, Conn., pillar & scroll shelf clock, mahogany and mahogany veneered case, painted wood dial, Terry type hands, 30 hour, time and strike weight driven wood movement

Mahogany case with a broken arch pediment, floral and plantation reverse painted tablet, 8 day works. Some loss to the veneer.

complete with both weights, key, pendulum and wooden movement. Original reverse painted door. 31"x17"x5".

A 19th century E. Terry & Sons Pillar and Scroll shelf clock. 30-hr weight driven wooden time and strike movement with painted wooden dial and Arabic numerals. Mahogany case with scrolled crest and Br

has original tag, pendulum/key present. complete clock. 31"x17".

Eli Terry and Sons Federal style Pillar and Scroll mantle clock, painted wood clock face, partial original label on inner portion of case, early 19th c., 34" x 16 1/2" x 4"

E. Terry and Son Pillar and Scroll clock. Connecticut, 19th century. Condition: Very good condition with minor imperfections. We have not tested if it functions. H 32" W 17" D 4-1/2". Copy and paste t

Eli Terry & Sons pillar and Scroll mahogany shelf clock with eglomized panel, open swan neck pediment and polished brass finials, having pendulum and key; 31"H 16.5"W 75”D

Eli Terry & Sons of Plymouth, Connecticut, Pillar and Scroll Mantel Clock, 19th Century, with original paper label on the interior Height 30.5 in. Width 17.5 in. Depth 4.5 in.

A 19th century Eli Terry & Sons pillar and scroll shelf clock. 30-hour weight driven wooden time and strike movement with painted wooden dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany case with a scrolled crest an

CLOCK: Eli Terry and Sons Pillar and Scroll shelf clock, c. 1820s, mahogany case with old refinish, dial with cornucopia and floral decoration has a repair signature on back "A G Avery, July 1951," a