TWO AMERICAN TRIPLE DECKER MANTEL CLOCKS.

Second quarter 19th century, mahogany veneer. Partial paper labels. "Birge, Mallory & Co." with applied half pilasters, paw feet. Replaced glass and reverse paintings. 38"h. 20"w. And "Forestville" wi

Nineteenth century. Birge and Gilbert triple decker with mahogany case. Half pilasters, turned feet and wooden painted face. Brass works, key, pendulum and weights. Replaced mirrored and peeling lower

Second quarter 19th century. Gilt pilasters and ball feet, carved flower urn crest. Partial paper label for Birge, Mallory & Co. Repaint, loss to crest, replaced reverse glass, pieced repairs, no weig

Second quarter 19th century. Gilt pilasters and paw feet. Replaced pineapple crest and door glass, pieced repairs. No weights. 37.75"h. 17"w.

Second quarter 19th century. Both have carved crests, carved, applied half turnings and painted wooden faces. Double decker with replaced eagle crest and reverse painted western landscape on bottom do

2 (Two) American mantel clocks, 8 day, time and strike spring driven movements: (1) Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY, mantel clock, ebonized wooden case with decorative railings and two panels with pai

Two American Mantel Clocks SETH THOMAS, 20TH CENTURY one in a simulated rosewood case, one in a simulated marble and slate case. Height of taller 11 inches. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Mic

Two American Mantel Clocks, c. 1900, one an open escapement Art Nouveau brass example, now with a seated classical female surmount; together with a Seth Thomas brass crystal regulator example with a f

Second quarter 19th century, mahogany veneer. Similar with ogee cornice and base and applied half turnings with old grain paint and gilt capitals. Painted tin faces have varying in painting and flakin

19th and 20th centuries . Phillip Barnes and Co., beveled crest , full pilasters and ball feet, mismatched wood face, replaced tablet and no weights or 'pendulum. 36"h. A reproduction case with wood f

Second half 19th century. An "E. N. Welch" brass works with alarm and reverse painted tablet. 13.5"h. and a Waterbury with brass works. 13"h.

Second half 19th Century. A Seth Thomas with full pilasters, mirrored tablet and brass works. 14.25"h. and an unlabled clock with worn tin face, reverse painted tablet and brass works. 13.25"h.

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

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 rare and significant circa 1840 Moses Barrett (Amherst, Nova Scotia) "triple decker" mantel clock with heraldic (carved empire lions) splat and carved columns. Retains correct 8-day Silas Hoadley Am

Two American Mahogany Mantel Clocksearly 20th century,1) Herschede with Westminster chime, brass 8-day movement with chimes on 4 rods, refinished, running, out of beat, chimes need adjustment, 13 x 14

Gilt and Painted wood dial with Roman numerals and raised gilt scroll work in center and spandrels, missing hands. Wooden 30-hour weight driven time & strike movement, lacking weights and pendulum. Ca

Large C&L C. Ives Bristol, Connecticut triple decker Empire mantel clock, 8 day, T&S (bell), columns.

Fourth quarter 19th century. A Seth Thomas with, with gilded incised line and leaf decoration and inlaid marcasite, open escapement and brass works. Missing bezel glass face cover 13"h. And an Ansonia

Two American Victorian Ebonized Mantel Clocks ONE BY SESSIONS, 19TH/20TH CENTURY Height 12 inches. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Michael Kathrein, Chicago, Illinois

Second quarter 19th century, mahogany and pine. Beveled cornice, full pilasters, original reverse painted tablets, painted wooden face, brass works. Retains original label. Weights and pendulum bob. R

Mid 19th century, mahogany and pine. Ogee stepped cornice, half pilasters, original reverse painted tablets "Residence of Ithial Town, Esq. New Haven" and eagle. Painted tin face, brass works, weights

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

Nineteenth century. Two have Gothic Arched cases. An E. N. Welch with gold and black tablet. 18.25"h. And a Waterbury with floral tablet, two steeple tops, both unmarked with gold decorated tablets 16