Two American Shelf Clocks

2 (Two) American shelf clocks: (1) Elisha Manross, Bristol, Conn., steeple on frame or double steeple, rosewood veneered case, painted metal dial, 8 day, time and strike spring driven fusee strap bras

2 (Two) American 8 day, time and strike, spring driven shelf clocks: Ansonia Clock Co., "Boar Hunter" spelter figure and enameled cast iron case; Waterbury Clock Co. crystal regulator with mahogany ba

2 (Two) American shelf clocks including a Birge, Peck & Co., Bristol, Conn., column & cornice with 8 day, time and strike movement and an ogee with calendar and 8 day, spring driven movement

Two American Shelf Clocks , 19th and 20th c., incl. dome-form string and patera inlaid mahogany, h. 12 in., w. 8 3/4 in., d. 5 in.; and Patrick Terry walnut reproduction of Eli Terry example, 20th c.,

Two 19th century American shelf clocks. Langdon and Jones (Burlington, CT) and Mark Lane (Elizabethtown, NJ). Both veneered in mahogany, with wooden works and paper labels. Original weights and pendul

Two 19th century American shelf clocks by Marsh, Gilbert & Co., and Williams, Orton, Preston & Co. 30-hr wooden movements with painted wooden dials. Mahogany cases with pilasters and single doors. Wea

Two 1890s American wall and shelf clocks. One E. Ingraham maple schoolhouse calendar clock. Comes with key and pendulum. 16.5"l x 4.75"w x 24"h. One Gilbert oak shelf clock from Winsted, Conn. Comes w

Two late 19th century American Victorian shelf clocks. 8-day and 30-hr time and strike movements (one with alarm) the latter by N. Muller & Sons, New York. Eastlake style cases with original Black pai

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:

7 (Seven) American shelf clocks: three weight driven, one a Boardman & Wells 30 hour ogee and two for parts; three E. Ingraham & Co.; a Seth Thomas 8 day; an Ansonia 8 day "Rosalind" in fancy enameled

Three American 8-Day Shelf Clocks, 2) Ingraham with pressed oak case having two lions at the top, refinished case and replaced paper dial, 24 x 15 x 5 inches, 2) E.N. Welch with walnut case, painted d

The American clock gilt on the exterior and stands on four elaborate feet extending from center glass box, the clock has two tube shaped pendulum, the clock produced by Ansonia Clock Co., New York. He

American paint decorated cast iron front shelf clock together with an Ingraham Alamo model faux slate shelf clock. H: 20 in., W: 18 in., D: 4 in.

6 (Six) American clocks including two weight driven 30 hour ogee mantel clocks, three spring driven time and strike mantel clocks and a time and strike school house clock

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

Three 19th century American shelf clocks. Includes a Henry Terry 30-hr wooden works, C & N Jerome 30-hr wooden works and a Jeromes & Co. 30-hr ogee with Brass works. Various wooden cases. Older finish

Five 19th century American shelf clocks. As/Found, all with significant water damage, missing parts, no weights or pendulums. Up to 36 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $100-150

Five 19th century American shelf clocks. As/Found, all with significant water damage, missing parts, no weights or pendulums. Up to 38" high. ESTIMATE $100-150

Twentieth century. Ansonia movement in a KPM porcelain case. Brass works with enameled face with Roman numerals, case with pink shading, floral decoration and gold trim. 9.5"h. 8"w. 4.5"d. And a Westc

Three late 19th century American shelf clocks. Includes a Seth Thomas 8-day, 30-hr New Haven, and a Gilbert time only. Older finishes, all with minor veneer damage, not tested. Up to 15 1/4" high. EST

Three late 19th century American shelf clocks. Includes a Jerome 30-hr time and alarm, late Gilbert 8-day time and strike and a Seth Thomas 30-hr time and alarm. Various wooden cases. Older finishes,

Garniture clock, maker's mark "B.B", some chipping of case, missing back leg and pendulum. Along with Seth Thomas pendulum mantel clock, missing glass face cover. 14"-16"

attributed to J. F. Tappan, New Hampshire mirrored with eglomise, 13 3/4" wide, 29 1/2" high circa 1830

A 19th century American shelf clock. 30-hr weight driven Brass time and strike movement with skeletonized plates, painted metal dial with Arabic numerals. Mahogany case with stenciled crest and turned