American Empire Mahogany Shelf Clock.

Ca. 1830 American, Bristol Conn Empire mahogany pillar and scroll shelf clock manufactured by George Marsh. Nut & leaf carved crest over acanthus 1/2 columns ending in claw feet. Wooden works, origina

Stenciled mahogany with reverse painted lower glass door. Raised on carved animal claw feet. Circa 1860. By Alpha Hart, Goshen, Ct. See photos for glass cracks From The Hopkins Estate,

American (Massuchusetts), second quarter-19th Century. Figured mahogany with pine secondary. Beveled cornice, three-quarter pilasters, simple base, original reverse glass painted tablets, painted wood

Empire mahogany shelf clock by Rodney Brace. 35 ½ inches high, 19 inches wide

J.C. BROWN EMPIRE MAHOGANY SHELF CLOCK WITH EBONIZED HALF COLUMNS AND A REVERSE PAINTED GLASS PANEL. 25 INCHES HIGH. 14 INCHES WIDE.

The dial marked C. Jerome, the case labeled "Chauncy Jerome, New Haven, Connecticut," 2nd quarter 19th C. 25-3/4"h x 15-1/4"w x 4-1/4"d

AMERICAN MAHOGANY TWO-WEIGHT SHELF CLOCK, patent date "May 8, 1882" to chime stand, retains an old, possibly original surface with warm color. Late 19th century. 30 1/4" H, 16" W, 6 3/4" D.Provenance:

Late 19th century American carved Mahogany case shelf clock. The case decorated nicely with a gable style crown, on four turned column supports. Carved with centered floral panel in high relief. Havin

An American Classical Carved Mahogany Shelf Clock, Asa Munger, Auburn, New York, Second Quarter 19th Century. The circular enamel dial with Arabic numerals, having an eight-day brass time and rack str

An antique Seth Thomas 'Dana, No. 1' American made Mahogany case shelf clock. Comprised of a Mahogany wood case with Adamantine celluloid veneer in wood grain pattern, patented Sept. 7, 1880. Having a

American Mahogany Eight-Day Shelf Clock , 19th c., Seth Thomas, striking bell and gong movement, floral painted glass tablet, h. 25 1/2 in., w. 15 1/4 in., d. 4 1/4 in

American Eight-Day Mahogany Shelf Clock , c. 1865, by Gilbert, striking gong movement, painted metal dial, h. 13 1/2 in., w. 11 in., d. 4 1/2 in IMPORTANT: All purchases must be removed from our premi

7 inch dial with chiming movement housed in a mahogany case with molded top, pillars and scrolled base. Upper door in (2) parts with the lower tablet reverse painted with a sunburst. The lower door is

19th Century Mahogany Empire Triple Shelf Clock by Forestville. 18" W 37 1/4" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHAL

Antique American Empire Carved Mahogany Chiming Mantle Clock with Neo Classical Urn Mount and Glass Panels for Viewing Working Elements of Clock. 18 inches x 9 inches x 5 inches

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

Forestville double decker Empire shelf clock, mahogany veneer, 8 day/time strike movement, hand painted face, has pendulum and weights, paper label inside, ca. 1840, 36" x 20" x 6 1/2"

Mahogany Reverse Painted American Shelf Clock By Eli Terry . 28 1/2" H 17" W 5" D

American Carved Mahogany Eli Terry Pillar and Scroll Shelf Clock, 19th c., time and strike, with a carved shell crest over a floral painted wooden face above a mirror plate, flanked by engaged carved

American or British, 19th century, complex brass movement with two chimes, enameled dial with Roman chapter ring, figured mahogany column supports, set on a later grain painted pedestal base, clock 39

Ca. last half 19thC. Condition is very good, with very minor age-appropriate wear as shown. Ogee construction on the drawers, supported on rolled feet below a bottom shelf.

Architectural pediment backslash with shelf. 3 drawers and 2 pedestal doors with lion paw feet. 87" x 27" x 54"

Small Empire scalloped case shelf clock E. A. Ingraham with cut and polished glass panel and original surface, brass time and strike movement has alarm, 17"h x 11 1/2"w x 3 1/2"d

* An American Empire Mahogany Butler's Chest 19th century having a molded projecting cornice above two glazed doors opening to shelves and three aligned drawers, further over a hinged rectangular top