Federal Mahogany Steeple Clock

Brewster & Ingraham, Bristol, CT, 19th C. 20"h x 10'w x 4"d Provenance: Property from the Estate of Margaret Hull Chalif

A Federal Carved and Inlaid, Brass-Mounted Mahogany Tall Case Clock Simon Willard, Early 19th Century retains three brass ball-and-steeple finials, the painted sheet-iron dial depicting a gilt lady fi

by Samuel Terry, early 19th century. excellent mahogany case with broken arch pediment toped with brass finals having original painted dial and tablet which depicts a stately plantation home. resting

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

BREWSTER & INGRAHAMS MAHOGANY STEEPLE CLOCK, C. 1850/60, H. 20"

ANSONIA MAHOGANY STEEPLE CLOCK, C. 1860, H. 20 1/2"

NEW HAVEN MAHOGANY STEEPLE CLOCK, 1920. HEIGHT 14"

Terry & Andrews Mahogany Steeple Clock. 20"h.

Mid-19th C., time and strike steeple clock with hand-painted dial and reverse painting on glass door, pendulum and winding key inside along with paper label for the New Haven Clock Company 14-1/2"h x

Brewster and Ingrahams mahogany steeple clock, Bristol CT. Reverse painted lower tablet depicts and urn with flowers within a stage setting. The face is signed by maker as well as original paper label

unsigned; with winding key; 10 inches wide; 20 inches high

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Ansonia Mahogany Steeple Clock, dial signed "Ansonia Clock Co. Ansonia, CT", together with an oak square wall clock. Used condition, wear, worn, losses. 19-3/4"h x 10"w x 4"d and 17"h x 16"w x 5"d

Group of Six Mantel Clocks, to include a Brewster & Ingraham mahogany steeple clock; Joseph Ives beehive 8-day clock; three small Seth Thomas shelf clocks, one with rosewood case; along with The Terry

New Haven mahogany steeple clock with paper label, original painted tablet,30 hr. brass movement, running at time of cataloging, key and pendulum, 20"t.

SETH THOMAS MAHOGANY STEEPLE CLOCK, APPROXIMATELY 14 1/2 IN H

Massachusetts,Circa 1830 Eight day clock with Roman numeral painted iron dial and pierced hands with figured flame mahogany case with wood paneled front, a rare yet simplistic case. Mahogany 32" tall

David Weatherly, Philadelphia, circa 1820; works with moon phase, calendar, second sweep, and painted dial, signed "David Weatherly Philadelphia," enclosed by bonnet with broken arched pediment, tombs

AMERICAN FEDERAL MAHOGANY TALL-CASE CLOCK, Face signed "Burnett & Rigden/Georgetown". Made by Charles Alexander Burnett and John E. Rigden (act. 1796-1806) of Georgetown, Washington, DC. Bonnet has fl

19th century, mahogany case wall clock with weight driven movement and chime, reverse painted glass with scene of trees in a landscape, large mirror, carved fluted pilasters with acanthus leaf capital

*A Federal Mahogany Banjo Clock Circa 1815 Height 34 inches. Property from the Collection of Susan Jackson, Frontenac, Missouri Provenance: Ziern-Hanon Galleries, St. Louis

hood with shaped crest, tombstone door flanked by full columns; satinwood panel to door flanked by brass capped quarter columns, 87"h (incl. brass eagle finial); waist, 14"w; 8"d; botto

Mahogany and gilt painted banjo clock. Face marked with roman numerals. Reverse painted lower glass panel and throat glass. Lower panel depicting a building and painted Chas.Town. Convent. Panels surr

American. 1850s. Mahogany. 8-day time and strike. Retains original dial, finial probably a later replacement, complete including correct pendulum and weight. Mechanically functioning. From the Graham