Birge & Fuller Triple pillar clock

With weights, key & pendulum, carved and gilded eagle, revers painted glass, function not tested, works are present 36 tall x 16 wide x 5 deep

Birge and Fuller 8-Day Triple Decker Clock, with etched glass panels, painted floral designs, amid a carved giltwood pediment, nineteenth century, marked, includes the pendulum and two weights. 34" H

B.M. & Co. (Birge Mallory) 37" tall x 17" wide x 5" deep. Reverse painted glass panels

A stately Birge, Peck & Co. clock, with patterned glass, gilt and grain painted pillars and cornucopia relief crest, label to interior, key present; ht. 35".

With reverse painted decoration, partial original paper label, untested / in as-found condition. H: approx. 32 3/4". W: approx. 20 1/4". D: approx. 6 1/2". Green#1348778-133.

19th century, a columned Birge & Fuller shelf clock with painted dial, floral patterned glass reserve, and mirrored reserve; ht. 32.5", wd. 20", dp. 5".

Birge Triple Decker Shelf Clock 19th century. mahogany and grain painted case, 8 day time and strike. Ht. 37 in.

Double wieghted brass movement marked, "B & H Co." with wooden dial in mahogany case with older replaced pediment. 39" High x 18" Wide

A 19th century John Birge Triple Decker shelf clock. 8-day weight driven Strap Brass time and strike movement with painted wooden dial with Roman numerals. Mahogany case with a carved flower basket cr

American Mahogany Eight-Day Mantel Clock , c. 1845, Birge & Fuller, Bristol, CT., parcel gilt and grain painted columns, note: lacking weights, h. 38 in., w. 17 in., d. 5 1/2 in Provenance: Selma Plan

BIRGE & FULLER MAHOGANY COLUMN CLOCK, C. 1820/30, H. 33"

A 19th century Birge & Fuller Double Fusee Steeple clock. 8-day time and strike fusee movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Figured Mahogany "Double Steeple" form case with four cone sh

A 19th century Birge & Fuller Wagon Spring Steeple clock. 8-day time and strike movement with "Wagon Spring" power, painted metal dial with Roman numerals. Figured Mahogany "Double Steeple" form case

A 19th century Birge & Fuller Wagon Spring Shelf clock. 30-hour time and strike movement with "Wagon Spring" power, painted metal dial with Roman numerals. Unusual Mahogany "Beehive" form case with tu

A 19th century Birge and Fuller wagon spring double steeple clock. 8-day Brass time and strike movement with painted metal dial. Mahogany "Double Steeple" case with conforming upper door with clear up

Birge & Fuller Double Fusee Steeple Clock: original dial, original etched glass, great label, minor veneer damage. 26 1/2" x 13 1/2" **This Lot is FOB which means you, the buyer, are responsible for a

Birge & Mallory Miniature Triple Decker Mantle Clock, circa 1838. 8 in. painted wood dial with open center, black Roman hour numerals, gilt corner spandrels and pierced blued hands; brass 30 hour weig

Birge & Mallory Triple Decker Mantel Clock, Bristol, Connecticut, second quarter 19th century, mahogany veneer with columns, carved eagle splat and ball feet, signed 8-day weight driven brass strap mo

A 19th century Birge & Gilbert Triple Decker shelf clock. 8-day weight driven Strap Brass time and strike movement with painted wooden dial with Roman numerals. Mahogany case with a shaped crest and m

The mahogany case is topped by the original eagle splat over full columns and hinged door that opens to the original untouched wood dial and winding mandrels for the original weight driven brass time

A 19th century Birge & Fuller double decker shelf clock. 8-day weight driven Strap Brass time and strike movement with painted wooden dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany case with molded crown over a do

A 19th century Birge & Ives Triple Decker shelf clock. 8-day weight driven Strap Brass time and strike movement with painted wooden dial with Roman numerals. Mahogany case with a gesso crest and molde

Birge & Fuller, Bristol, Conn., steeple on frame with candle finials shelf clock, mahogany veneered case, painted metal dial, spade hands, 8 day time and strike wagon spring movement, c1845

Birge & Fuller (American (Bristol, Connecticut), circa 1844-1848. A double steeple or steeple on steeple fusee clock having a rosewood veneered case in Gothic style with 'steeples' and shaped glazed d