Mid 19th Century mahogany tabernacle wall clock with mirror, by Eli Terry & Son of Plymouth, Connecticut, 29 1/2″h. x 17 1/2″w. x 4 1/2″d, paint decorated. Good condition, few paint chips, new mirror, missing lock. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
American Henry Terry Stencil Case Shelf Clock, Circa 1830, 11″ slightly worn hand painted dial, 30-hour, wood works movement, retains original stenciled splat & columns in very good original condition, label reads “Patent Clocks/Invented by Eli Terry/Made & Sold/At/Plymouth Connecticut/by/Henry Terry”, etc. 1801-1877, lower tablet replaced, very good working condition with normal wear. Height 31 […]
An impressive mahogany, gilt wood, reverse painted and wood dialed shelf clock by Ralph and John Burham Terry of Bristol, Connecticut. These Terry brothers were sons of Samuel Terry, the brother of Eli Terry. This clock features a strap brass eight day clockworks with a portrait of George Washington on the bottom door. Clock dates […]
Shelf clock by Eli Terry and Sons, Plymouth, Connecticut. Pine with mahogany veneer pillar-and-scroll case with thirty-hour wood movement and two-weight driven. Surmounted with three wood finials, above painted wood dial with Arabic numerals with gilt scrollwork at corners. The door with reverse painting on glass panel with gilt border enclosing a landscape with two […]
Iron-Front Wall Clock by the Terry Clock Company, Waterbury, Connecticut, c. 1870, with black painted case, 12 in. dia. painted zinc dial with Roman numerals, gilt stenciled tablet on a black ground, black and gold printed maker’s label inside case and eight-day time only movement, ht. 22 in. Note: This clock is shown in the […]
Terry Clock Co. Waterbury, CT Circa 1875 Unidentified Model Small Shelf Clock in small painted cast iron case, 6″ tall, missing paint on a couple of spots, 30 hour time and alarm movement. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
Ingrahm Beehive Shelf Clock
