Empire mahogany shelf clock by Rodney Brace. 35 ½

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

Rodney Brace Shelf Clock Mahogany case with pilasters and cut-out crest. Original painted wood dial. Reverse painted tablet, repainted. 30 hour time & strike weight driven wood works movement. Ht. 35"

Rodney and Brace, North Bridgewater, Mass., c. 1930 with carved half columns and splat, painted wood dial, reverse-painted lower tablet, thirty hour time and strike wooden movement, weight driven. Ver

C.1830 American Rodney Brace 30 Hour Shelf Clock with 11.5"x 12.5" original ornate painted wood dial, Torrington style weight driven woodworks movement, crotch grain mahogany pilasters and right hinge

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

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

Jeromes' & Darrow, Bristol mahogany stenciled column mirrored shelf clock, 35" tall

19th Century Rodney Brace (Mass.) Shelf Clock: American 19th century mantle clock. Movement by Rodney Brace paper label as well. Reverse painted lower panel of Aurora on her chariot. Measures 38" tall

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"

John Hunt, Farmington, CT Empire mahogany mantel clock with 8-day works. 35"h x 17"w

Aaron Willard Mahogany Shelf Clock, having eglomised dial mask, features a reserve signed "Aaron Willard Boston" on ball feet, case reworked and partially made up, dial replaced, height 35 1/2 inches,

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

Mahogany veneered shelf clock, Eli Terry Patent clock, made and sold by Seth Thomas with wood painted dial and original paper label, early 19th c. 35"h X 16.5"w X 5"d

E. C. Brewster, Bristol, Conn., Empire shelf clock, rosewood and mahogany veneered case, painted metal dial, spade hands, 30 hour time & strike spring driven brass movement with a Kirk cast-iron backp

Seth Thomas, Eli Terry Patent, Shelf Clock. Mahogany case; original stenciled columns & splat; paw feet; nice old finish. Original painted wood dial. Original reverse painted glass. 30 hour time & str

Three drawers above an open shelf base. 35" x 18" x 34 1/2"

American, 19th century. An Isaac Packard triple decker shelf clock, having a flame mahogany brace case, Moberg glass and an eight-day mahogany wooden movement; ht. 39 in.  Provenance: Property from

C.N. Jerome Empire Shelf Clock, Bristol, CT. Figured mahogany case; full columns, carved capitals and paw feet. Original dial, loss. Original wood painted panel. Bottom glass is a repaint. 8 day time

Mark Levenworth Empire Faux Hollow Column Shelf Clock, Waterbury, CT. Mahogany case. Original painted wood dial. Old reverse painted tablet. 30 hour time and strike weight driven wood works movement.

French Empire style mahogany console table, 19th c., having a marble top over a single frieze drawer, rising on column supports, over the lower open shelf, block feet, approx 35"h, 45"w, 19.25"d Start

Manufacturer: E. Ingraham Model: Empire Features & Details: -C.1915 -Solid mahogany case -Large oversize dial -Dial is original Measurements: 12.5"L x 4.5"W x 15"H Condition: The clock is in good over

Eight day, Empire Victorian transition period mantle or shelf clock by Gilbert manufacturing company. Mahogany, case with reverse painted floral glass for. Condition is consentient with age as shown,

A mid 19th century Heman Clark Empire Period shelf clock. 8-day Brass weight driven time and strike movement with seconds bit and painted metal dial signed "H. Clark, Plymouth, CT". Mahogany case with