Manufacturer: E. Ingraham
Dimensions: Approx. 22 3/4x15x4 3/4 in.
Condition: Untested. Has Minor Scratches, Top of Clock has a Scuff Mark, Three Screws are Showing Out the Back Plate by 1/8 in.
Additional Information: This E. Ingraham post-Civil War gingerbread clock is a charming reflection of American craftsmanship during a period of growth and innovation. Produced by the E. Ingraham Company, these clocks are known for their ornate wooden cases, often featuring carved scrollwork and decorative accents that give rise to the "gingerbread" nickname. Emerging in the years following the American Civil War, the design captures the era's appreciation for detailed ornamentation combined with practical household function. With its warm wood tones and classic pendulum movement, this clock serves as both a reliable timepiece and a nostalgic decorative piece, embodying the enduring appeal of 19th-century American design.






















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