Antique Clocks Price

Carved Column and Splat Shelf Clock, Eli Terry and Son, Plymouth, Connecticut, the mahogany case with printed paper maker’s label, carved basket and leafage splat, full-length half-columns flanking the door with a paper print in the lower section, painted wooden dial with Arabic numerals and eight-day brass spring-powered movement, (replacement lower glass, replacement movement), ht. […]

Mahogany Stenciled Column and Splat Shelf Clock, with stenciled splat, gilt and ebonized half columns flanking door with looking glass, wooden dial with Arabic numerals and thirty-hour time and strike wooden movement powered by two iron weights, (replacement splat and plinths, lacking paper maker’s label inside backboard), ht. 36 in. Condition report Any condition statement […]

Stenciled Column and Splat Shelf Clock by Jerome and Darrow, with stenciled fruit basket splat and half-columns flanking the painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and looking glass, printed maker’s label inside backboard and replacement eight-day time and strike spring-powered movement, (columns and splat restored, movement replaced), ht. 36 in. Condition report Any condition statement […]

Mahogany Column and Splat Shelf Clock, probably Seymour, Williams and Porter, Unionville, Connecticut, with ebonized half columns flanking the full-length door with lower looking glass, upper glazed section over the wooden dial with Arabic numerals, stenciled splat above and remains of paper label inside, all housing a thirty-hour wooden weight-powered movement, (looking glass replaced), ht. […]

Stenciled Column and Splat Shelf Clock, Ephraim Downs, Bristol, Connecticut, with stenciled columns flanking the door with looking glass, maker’s label inside, painted wooden dial and time, strike and alarm wooden movement, (lacking weights, splat lacking stenciling), ht. 33 in. Condition report Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is only […]

Silas Hoadley Half Column and Splat Shelf Clock, Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, CT, in a mahogany case with printed label stating “Franklin Clocks…”, lower glass inscribed “Time is Money”, middle looking glass and upper section with wooden dial flanked by stenciled columns and capped by a stenciled splat all housing a thirty-hour “upside-down” weight driven movement, […]