Pair of Early American Steeple Clocks

Manufacturer: Ansonia Clock Company and Brewster & Ingraham's Features & Details: -Both are all original with original paper labels, dial and finish -Both have alarm feature Largest Measurements: 10"L

Ma Leck Early American Steeple clock ,Wingate NC, with Key & pendulum, 19" h, working condition

Including a pair of early 19th century American steeple brass andirons with matching pair of tools: tongs and shovel, 34 in., andirons signed "Bailey"; plus an 18th century or earlier brass and iron f

AMERICAN CAST BRASS STEEPLE-TOP ANDIRONS, EARLY 19TH C., PAIR, H 17", W 8 1/4", D 18 1/2" (APPROX.) Probably New York, early 19th century. The steeple tops on balls, resting on spurred legs ending in

American Black Forest inspired carved oak tall case clock, early 20th century, the carved branch frame with a pair of bears surmounting the foliate framed clock dial and pendulum, the base with a reli

Pair Early American Family Painting of Jane Dent and the Dent Children, circa 1841. Small gouache and watercolor on paper paintings of Jane Dent (nee Wright) with 2 children, and painting of 3 small c

Young couple with black watercolor heads and polychrome painted shoulder length clothing in matching pine frames, circa 1830'-40's, young ldy done on laid paper, 4 x 5" high. Condition light even toni

2 American mahogany and rosewood veneered steeple clocks by New Haven Clock Company, one eight day, the other 30 hour, both with pendulum and key; 21"H tallest; condition: both with lost to veneer; **

19th century. pair of candle stick type oil lamp. The pair having a pressed glass base with blown teardrop style fluid champer housing blown glass beaker which houses the wick for the oil to soak into

Pair Early American Square Decanters Dimensions:9.75" H by 4" SQ, Property from the Collection of Scott Newman & Gregory Long.

Pair early American school 19th Century oval portraits. 17" H x 14" W (one)

Pair Early American Pressed and Art Glass Oil Lamps. 11" x 4" x 4"

Attractive pair Redware Pudding Molds, 8" & 10" Diameter, larger has hairline in a rib, smaller no issues

Great original pair of stoneware. Minimal wear. Jug has a nice applied handle, small chip. Jug is 11.5" tall x 7" base diameter. Bottle is 9" tall x 4" diameter

A late 19th century American Steeple clock. 30-hour Brass time and strike movement with alarm, painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany case with pediment top and turned finals over a single lo

American steeple clock by the Waterbury Clock Co., CT. Dimensions: 11.5" W x 5" D x 18.5"H; 

Twelve (12). American. 1940s. Burroughs business machine company made these small wooden replica of early American clocks with Gilbert movements. Made as a premium for business customers. Series of no

2 (Two) American steeple clocks: (1) Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn., sharp gothic or steeple clock, mahogany and mahogany veneered case, painted metal dial, spade and poker hands, 30 hour, time

To include: "Early American Clocks" booklet edited by Don Maust, Warman Publishing 1971. "NAWCC Bulletin, 1996" booklet. "The Clock Book" by Wallace Nutting, ex libris copy, published 1935, shows wear

Pair of matching Early American planters having metal frame, rising on scroll legs 15"h x 33"w x 8"d Provenance: A Park Forest, Texas Estate We happily provide seamless shipping service

PAIR OF EARLY AMERICAN COUNTRY PORTRAITS OF YOUNG COUPLE 24" X 29.5"

Mounted on pages from the account book of Dr. Jacob de Sola, 1813-1814 Each overall: 10-7/8"h x 16-3/8"w Each sight: 8-1/4"h x 13-3/4"w Note: Dr. Jacob de Sola was descended from a long line of Sephar

Pair of Early American Tin Candle Sconces and a Painted Tin Candle Sconce, Nineteenth Century. The pair each crimped around the arch and the sides fluted; the single sconce painted with a tiger lily i

(1) with walnut shoes, steel blade and scrolled prow stamped NC Sanford Patent Dec 20th 1866. The second chestnut with iron blades with scrolled prow. 13 inches (and under)