Eli Terry Pillar & Scroll Shelf Clock, American, ca 1820, with 30-hour wooden time and strike weight-driven movement, gilt painted wooden dial with stylized florals in spandrels and original printed label. Original finish, mahogany with maple plinths and pine secondary, original feet; 31″ high x 16.6″ wide x 4.3″ deep. Condition report Rear foot reattached, […]
Eli Terry Carved Pillar Shelf Clock: the interior label states it was manufactured for George Mitchell. Wood, weight driven bell striking movement and 10″ wood dial. The case is mahogany and veneer with carved paw feet, columns and splat. (It works for a bit, then quits. The bottom glass is a replacement. The ivory key […]
A wood clockworks movement shelf clock with a looking glass with a label identifying the maker as Eli Terry, Jr. & Co. Condition report There is no guarantee of either the mechanical performance of clocks nor the completeness and originality of their parts and components. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
early 19th century, by Eli and Samuel Terry, Plymouth, Connecticut, the painted wooden dial with Arabic chapters within a reverse-painted glazed door decorated with a scene of a municipal building within a landscape, enclosing a pendulum and weights, with labels to interior “Patent Clocks/Invented by Eli Terry…”, with columnar supports to sides surmounted by a […]
STENCILED COLUMNS & CREST, CARVED CLAW FEET, 28″ H, 16 3/4″ X 4″ Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
the highly carved mahogany case with an eagle pediment, carved columns and paw feet; with a 30 hour wood movement and dial; the lower glass panel reverse painted. The inside with a full paper label. 31.5″H x 17.5″W x 5″D, Circa – 1800. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
Ingrahm Beehive Shelf Clock
