American Column Clock

American. 1845. Features unusual gilt columns within case. Marked, "Eight-Day Clocks Made and Sold by Hills, Goodrich and Co., Plainville, Conn". Dial mount is loose within case. Requires tablet. Dick

1818 Joseph Ives Mahogany 54" column with mirror clock. This is a rare, early clock, as pictured in the Richard Bishop Book on American Clocks. Joseph Ives (1782-1862), Bristol, Conn. The case is maho

American tall clock, early 20th century, Pisco Jewelry Co., Boston., mahogany case, reeded columns, with Herschede Hall Clock Co. Cincinnati tag, 80" h x 19" w x 14" d. Provenance: From a Massachusett

American, ca 1829-1834. A Mark Leavenworth & Co. column and splat shelf clock, in mahogany veneered case, having a thirty-hour wood movement. The case with stenciled splat and columns, painted lower t

Frederick Wingate (American, Augusta, Maine, 1782-1864), circa 1810. Tall case 8-day clock, (number 233), having a bonnet top with brass finials and pierced fret, turned column supports, the face with

A good American 19th century Benjamin Solliday cherry tall case clock having broken arch pediment and painted moon face. With column decorated case all raised on turned feet. Ht: 90" Width: 19.5" Dept

18th/19th century eglomise reverse painted banjo clock, depicting a girl and a dog, the column with a classical design and eagle finial. [Clock only (not including finial): 28" H x 10" W x 14" D]. Nee

American or British, 19th century, complex brass movement with two chimes, enameled dial with Roman chapter ring, figured mahogany column supports, set on a later grain painted pedestal base, clock 39

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

American Federal Mantle Clock by Birge, Early 19th c. Mahogany carved case with ornate crown, column sides, painted scenic panel and paw feet. Retains original dial. 2 weights, running. 37"t x 17"w x

American tall case clock in the "Roxbury High Style" with fluted columns and bronze capitals. Shell and string inlays, the clock face with two winding apertures, repainted. Partial earlier warrantied

Antique American tall case clock, with star inlaid swan neck pediment, line inlaid and brass finial hood with fluted posts, case with line inlay and 1/4 round fluted columns, having a painted moon dia

c. 1800, open fretwork with brass finials, sgn. on floral painted dial: J Mulliken/Concord time and strike with calendar window, turned columns, ogee feet, 84”h

American, circa 1809. A tall case clock in cherry with cherry secondary having a broken arch pediment with inlaid rosettes and three turned finials. The bonnet with free standing columns flanking the

Herschede "Christopher Columbus" tall clock, Late 20th c., American, model #106, 9-tubes, walnut case with beveled glass panels, fluted columns, brass dial with Arabic numerals, 87"h x 24"w x 16"d Pro

New England, probably Connecticut or Rhode Island, circa 1800, arched painted dial with floral spandrels and landscape scene, waisted case in figured cherry with brass inset quarter columns, chestnut

circa 1800, likely Mid Atlantic, scrolled pedimented bonnet with brass finials and fluted columns, paint decorated wood panel dial, wooden movement, case with fluted quarter columns and shell and urn

American Hepplewhite Tall Case Clock, mahogany case with band inlay, broken arch pediment with urn turned finials, both chamfered and quarter round columns, French bracket feet, brass time and strike

18th century, painted floral dial with terrestrial globes, moon face dial, calendar aperture and second hands, bonnet with flame finials and swan pediment with inlay, columns with brass supports, step

18th C. American PA Chippendale Tall Case Clock: Figural Mahogany Case Clock with Broken Arch Bonnet and Hexagonal Brass Rosettes, Reeded Columns Having Brass Capitals, Gilded and Enameled Dial with C

With fluted quarter columns and pierced fret, steel works, attributed to Rogers Family, Berwick, Maine. Found in Biddeford, Maine with fire bucket (Lot 40). 16 3/4" wide, 10 3/8" deep, 86 1/4&

Early 19th c. N.Y.S. grandfather clock. Country Hepplewhite style with inlay and reeded quarter columns, cherry wood case. English brass movement with moon dial (note ship with American flag). 19" W.,

American (Connecticut, ca 1820). Hepplewhite oak and mahogany veneers tall case clock with swan's neck pediment and urn finials over an arched hood door, flanked with turned columns, the shaped wais

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