Classical Labeled Mantle Clock Dyer, Wadsworth & Co.

Circa 1850, Augusta, Georgia. Having a nice well painted original dial and lower tablet with the Maryland Statehouse in Annapolis. The interior has its original paper label. H33" W17 1/2"

Mantle Clock, decorated, eagle crest, Dyer Wadsworth & Co., 2 steel weights, no pendulum, no key, 1/2 full columns to front - damaged, claw front feet, one foot missing claw, decorated wooden dial, 39

A Dyer, Wadsworth & Co. triple shelf clock with eight day movement and painted wood dial. 36in tall x 20in wide x 7-1/8in deep.

Antique Dyer, Wadsworth & Co Triple Shelf Federal Mantel Clock. Clock with carved eagle pediment over painted wood face with Roman numerals. Includes 2 reverse glass painted panels. Measures 35.5 inch

Beautiful clock retailed by Tiffany & Company. Rouge marble with classical figures on either side. Working condition, comes with key. Overall very good condition.

Mid 19th century. Each having a handsomely carved case one missing its door by Atkins and Dow, another by Smiths Clocks, another by Henry Terry and Co and another by Henry C Smith. Tallest: H33 1/2"

Mid 19th century. Each having a nice form and with nicely paneled doors. One example by R W Paterson and Co another by Birge Peck and Co and another by Perry and Shaw. Tallest: H32 1/2"

Sessions Clock Co Black Wood Case Mantle Clock with Cast Metal Classical Figures on front. size: 10.25 in. x 16.5 in.

Item/Description: Empire style marble and patinated bronze mantle clock. Mounted with bronze relief panels featuring classical Greek figural scenes, winged paw feet on front. Dial marked Tiffany & Co

France Late 19th- Early 20th Century Includes a mantle clock with Arabic numeral numbering housed in a neo-classical green hardstone case with brass embellishments, and a pair of matching urns. Hardst

retailed for Tiffany & Co. New York; in the Louis XVI style the seated figure of a Neoclassic child atop a classical case with central enameled clock and flanked by relief of frolicking cherubs 15 inc

19th century, mahogany veneer, painted metal face with Roman numerals, eglomise paneled doors flanked by faux grain painted and gilt half columns, labeled, with weights, pendulum and key. 32 x 17 x 5

Item/Description: Ansonia wood case, pendulum mantle clock. Reverse painted glass door features tropical foliage. Includes key. Labeled inside : Ansonia Clock Co., US. Label adhered to back reads in p

Fine Carved and Giltwood Austrian Neo Classical Mantle Clock Early 19th century. with porcelain dial, with 3 train grand sonnerie chime. silk thread suspension. Ht. 32 in. A Rochester, New York collec

Antique French Bronze Neo Classical Claw Footed Mantle Clock. Features porcelain face with Roman numerals and Arabic numerals. Neoclassical motifs including lion heads, acanthus leaf flourishes, and u

Mid 19th century. Having label of Wright and McKee of Waterbury, North Carolina. The form invented by Eli Terry. The dial having original paint decoration and the piece is accompanied by its weights a

Antique Marble & Ormolu Neo Classical Chiming Mantle Clock with Enamel and Ormolu Face and Caryatid Ormolu Mounts. 13 inches x 11.5 inches x 5.5 inches

Antique French Bronze Neo-Classical Mantle Clock. Measures - 15" high x 9 3/4" wide.

Josey Radda in Ollmutz Neo-Classical mantle clock. Onyx top section with etched mother of pearl inlay, gilt alabaster columns on onyx base. Some losses to m.o.p. Enamel face with Roman numerals. With

Impressive Spaulding & Co oversized bronze ships wheel mantel clock signed Chelsea Ships Bell, not tested. Measures 24 inches tall by 19 inches long. 8-inch face with a 10-inch bezel. All invoices mus

Circa 1840, Bristol, Connecticut. The piece having a nicely ripple-molded bottom case with reverse painted tablet and upper glazed door. H15" W9" D4 1/8" Sold from the collection of a Hendersonville,

Japy Feres France Classical Marble Mantle Clock. size: 12.75h

Mid 19th century. One clock by the Fortsville Manufacturing Company of Bristol Connecticut the other three having handsome cases and paper labels are not intact. Tallest: H37 7/8"

Mid 19th century. Each having a nice form. One by Henry Burch another by George Baumann another by Seth Thomas and another by New Haven Clock Company. Tallest: H19"