Birge, Peck & Co. cornice & column

A mid 19th century Birge, Peck and Co. double decker cornice and column shelf clock. 8-day strap brass weight driven movement with papered metal dial and coiled gong strike. Mahogany case with molded

A circa 1830s Empire style shelf clock, eight day time and strike movement, original dial and middle tablet. Measures 32.5 x 19.5 x 6.5 inches.

2 (Two) American shelf clocks including a Birge, Peck & Co., Bristol, Conn., column & cornice with 8 day, time and strike movement and an ogee with calendar and 8 day, spring driven movement

Antique Birge, Peck & Co. Triple Decker Column Clock. Decorated roman numeral dial, brass weight driven movement, mahogany case, center glass is cracked, decorated door panel, weights are with clock,

Birge, Peck & Co. Triple Decker Half Column Mantle Clock. Original 7.25 in. painted metal dial with cutout center, black Roman hour numerals, floral corner spandrels and blued spade and pointer hands;

Mid 19th century, mahogany and pine. Ogee stepped cornice, half pilasters, original reverse painted tablets "Residence of Ithial Town, Esq. New Haven" and eagle. Painted tin face, brass works, weights

Birge, Peck, and Co. (Connecticut, USA) mantel clock, 8 day time and strike, two columns flank doors, top glass inset door features raspberries, bottom glass inset features a street scene, circa 1880

A stately Birge, Peck & Co. clock, with patterned glass, gilt and grain painted pillars and cornucopia relief crest, label to interior, key present; ht. 35".

Polychrome painted tin dial with open escapement and Roman numerals, floral in spandrels, brass wight driven time & strike movement with original weights and pendulum. Illustrated printed paper label

Birge & Peck Co. Bristol Connecticut antique clock with painted Smithsonian Institute Washington. Measures 33.75" x 15.5" wide. No pendulum or key.

Ca 1850 8 day weight driven clock with brass movement, Birge, Peck & Co., Bristol, CT, original surface, has pendulum and no weights, includes a misc. box of clock parts, 32.5"H x 19"W x 6"D

Birge, Peck & Company Column Clock 19th century. Empire column clock. Mahogany case with old finish. Original painted metal dial. 8 day time and strike. Good label. Original tables depicting St. Luke'

Mid 19th century. Each having a nice form and with nicely paneled doors. One example by R W Paterson and Co another by Birge Peck and Co and another by Perry and Shaw. Tallest: H32 1/2"

Seth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow, Conn., column & cornice shelf clock, looks to be ash veneered case, painted metal dial, 8 day, time and strike weight driven brass movement. Details 32.5in x 18.5in x 6in

Birge, Mallory and Company Mahogany Triple-Decker Shelf Clock. Weight driven, 8-day movement. With building and landscape reverse paint-decorated tablets. Foliate carved crest, turned column stiles an

Mantle Clock, Birge Case & Co. Bristol Conn., 3 sectional, stenciled eagle on crest, decorated wooden dial, 2 steel weights, pendulum, case has veneer damage throughout, front columns all damaged, 36.

Invented by Joseph Ives manufacturing by Merriman Birge and Co. tall mantel clock, applied reeded pilasters, leaf carved column tops, mirror door, tablet of house, trees and view of pendulum.

Boardman & Wells, Bristol, Conn., shelf clock, column and cornice case, painted wood dial, Terry type hands, 30 hour, time, strike and alarm weight driven wood movement. Details 35.5in x 19.25in x 6.7

A brass works eight day clock with time and strike. Full columns, original dial, movement and hands. Restored glasses, very good overall. Running condition on antique clocks cannot be guaranteed.We ar

Gothic style cornice over 4 doors fitted with Gothic tracery and divided lights. Lower cabinet 2 columns of 5 drawers flanking a center two door cabinet. In 2 pieces

Spencer & Wooster & Co., Salem Bridge, Conn. Mahogany shelf clock, c. 1840. the cornice is supported by exceptional turned Corinthian double carved columns, painted wood Roman numeral dial, door table

8'L wooden Hardman Peck & Co. airplane propeller - Has edge wear and some of the vinyl paper covering the wood is also missing, otherwise good * * WILL NOT SHIP

3 Sheet Copper Architectural Elements Cornice Column and Projecting Cup Detail. Cornice or mantel section has scrollwork with shell motif crests. Columnar element is hollow and could wrap around struc

The case by Samuel Peck & Co., New Haven, Connecticut, Circa 1855. The brown thermoplastic covers molded with a profile portrait roundel of George Washington, surrounded by "FIRST IN WAR, FIRST IN PEA