Eli Terry & Sons Pillar and Scroll Self Clock

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

This ca. 1820s clock retains an old finish, possibly original. Original painted wood dial. Fine reverse painted bottom tablet. 30 hour time and strike weight driven movement. Complete with weights, pe

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"

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

Eli Terry & Sons, Plymouth, CT, Mahogany Pillar and Scroll Case Clock. Brass urn finials, painted wood dial with village scene reserve, reverse painted tablet with three story mansion. 31-1/2"h. x 16-

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

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, Plymouth, CT, Mahogany Pillar and Scroll Shelf Clock. Brass urn finials, painted wood dial with cluster of grapes center and gold scroll and shield spandrels, reverse painted tablet

Mahogany pillar & scroll clock, Eli Terry & Sons paper label inside, reverse painted window, with weights & pendulum, door key, 31-1/2" h x 17" w, base likely replaced, runs when wound, no warranty im

Property from the Estate of a Gentleman, Kennebunkport, ME and Jacksonville, FL Description: Rare Eli Terry and Sons Pillar and Scroll 30 Hr Alarm Shelf Clock, c. 1820, E. Terry & Sons alarm pilla

605-127 Pillar and Scroll Clock, Eli Terry & Sons, Plymouth, Connecticut, Circa 1823-1825 Retains label of Eli Terry (1772-1852) Mahogany and burl veneered chimneys (Height: 31.25”; width: 17.25"; d

Nice Federal period wooden works clock made by Eli Terry & Sons. The clock has a reverse glass painting on door. The case is nicely refinished and the dial is original. There is a glue repair on splat

Mental clock by Patent clocks, invented by Eli terry, Eli, Terry, and sons started making clocks in 1803. Measures 32 inches high 17 inches across

American Mahogany Pillar and Scroll Shelf Clock , c. 1822, Eli Terry & Sons, Plymouth, CT, painted dial, tablet with painting of a Classical building, h. 31 in., w. 17 1/2 in., d. 4 1/2 in

Label inside reads "Eli Terry & Sons, Plymouth, Connecticut". Wooden dial with original paint, wooden works, time and strike. Mahogany and mahogany veneer; eglomise panel at base; broken arch pediment

Circa 1890 Colonial Revival Baltimore Maryland by Ludwig A. Staib & Son. Pillar and Scroll mantle clock having a handsome form and grain with hand painted original surface to the dial and lower revers

American, early 19th century. A fine reverse painted clock attributed to Eli Terry and Son. Finished with mahogany veneering and a quaint landscape scene. Missing three finials on top edge and loss t