CHAUNCEY IVES, BRISTOL, CT. PILLOW AND SCROLL

American Federal Pillar and Scroll ClockRare Label, Chauncey Ives, Bristol Ct. c., 1825. 30 hour wooden time and strike movement in running condition (when photographed). Original weights, pendulum. O

Chauncey Ives pillar and scroll clock, Bristol, Conn., mahogany case with lower glass in reverse paint decoration depicting remnant tree and water scene, paper labels at interior with what appear to b

Circa 1820, with high feet, scalloped apron, paper label for Chauncey Ives, Bristol, Connecticut, glass door with reverse painted panel and a modern replacement panel (as pictured), original painted d

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

LATE FEDERAL CARVED TRIPLE FACE SHELF CLOCK CURRIER & IVES, BRISTOL CT (36" X 17 1/2" X 5 1/2" ) MISSING WEIGHTS

An early 19th century shelf clock by "Chauncey Ives, Bristol, Connecticut". 30-hour weight driven wooden time and strike movement with a painted wooden dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany case with sten

In mahogany case with broken arch crest with three brass urn form finials, full turned columns flanking door with original polychrome painted tablet with landscape and floral surround on scroll cut-ou

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.

Jerome, Darrow & Company, Bristol, CT, 30 hour wood movement time/strike with reeded pilaster and scroll top. Mahogancy case, acanthus carved leaves on top of columns, hand painted dial, reverse paint

A nice original clock in Sheraton style case with brass finials wood movement and circa 1830 . Signed on the interior Ephraim Donnes Bristol CT . From a Larchmont NY collector . Dimensions: 30" x 16.5

Pillar & Scroll Clock - Label says invented by Eli Terry, Manuf. For George Mitchell Bristol CT -

Charles Kirk, Bristol CT 31" high circa 1820

E. Ingraham Clock Co. (Connecticut, USA) Pendulum is detached. Gingerbread kitchen clock supported in wooden case. Carved and tooled scroll and floral motifs, glass door, featuring golden peacock and

circa 1855, Bristol, CT. ripple-molded rosewood veneer case houses thirty-day wagon spring movement. H25" W17" Note: This Atkins clock used the Ives patent movement under a license agreement with Jose

Fine J.C. Brown Acorn Shelf Clock, Bristol, CT. Laminated rosewood case; retainint old patina. Original painted metal dial. Glasses appear to be original; some touch up to upper glass. 8 day time and

Rare John Conger, Bristol, CT. Mahogany case; carved half columns, fruit basket splat and carved paw feet; old finish. Original painted iron dial. Old reverse painted glass. Heart shaped skeletonized

J.C. Brown Acorn Shelf Clock, for Forestville, Bristol, CT. C. 1830. Rosewood case; arms are slightly warped. Original signed and painted metal dial. Original upper reverse painted glass. Replaced bot

A 19th century J. C. Brown "Acorn" model shelf clock. 8-day spring driven double fusee movement with Lyre shaped plates marked "Forestville M F G Co., Bristol, CT, U. S. A." painted metal dial with Ro

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

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

An early 19th century looking glass or mirror clock by Joseph Ives and Co., Bristol, Conn. 8-day weight driven time and strike movement with painted iron dial. Mahogany veneered case features a scroll

Finished in Red, Gray and Gold. Made by the Ives, Blakeslee Company. Bridgeport, Ct. - Mid 1880's - 7 1/2" Tall. The Palace Bank represents one of the most complicated toy banks ever created. It was p

Made by Ives, Blakeslee & Company. Bridgeport, Ct. - 1890 - 13 1/2" Long. From the Frank Kidd Toy Collection. Fifty years ago, in his landmark treatise The Toy Collector, Louis Hertz loudly declared t

Ives, Blakeslee & Co. Bridgeport, CT - Circa 1878 This bank is one of the funniest and most unique banks ever imagined. It uses a brass clockwork mechanism to achieve its effect. Give the bank a good