Antique Clocks Price Guide Find Antique Clocks by Manufacturer Name
Brewster and Ingraham
See many more antique Brewster and Ingraham clock prices, photos and descriptions at AntiqueClocksPriceGuide.com

Get Unlimited Access Now
Search the Entire Database of 20,000 + Antique Clock Descriptions, Prices, and Photos

Antique Brewster and Ingraham Clock

Price Type: auction
Sold Date: July, 2003
Pre-Sale Estimate: (subscribers only)
Sold For:
(subscribers only)

Brewster and Ingraham

Catalog Description:

Brewster and Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn. US, per the notation on the ribbed movement in the rare case which is a variation of a four column, onion top clock, ca 1851. The rarity is because the case is a ripple front, and has the ribbed movement. This is a full ripple case, 19.5" high; ripple very good except a couple of places at the top. You probably see a dark spot on the left near the top about 1.5" long, and a small place down near the left finial about 1/2 inch. Both look like burns. There is also some damage near the top on the right side. The case has been stripped completely of all finish. I am wondering if they somehow burned the case when removing the finish. Anothertiny chip at the top center, rather insignificant. I think, even I, couldfix those dark spots. Apparently the refinisher ran out of time or energyand never finished the job. Good old zinc dial, frosted glass probably areplacement, upper glass still has putty. Dial board apparently a new addition, door knob original, finials look original. 8 day movement strikes a coil gong and running very good. Full label of "The American Clock Co. New York". On the label are listed 8 clock manufacturers they represent, including Brewster and Ingrahams. The backboard is new, so the label could be also? Reference: Handbook by Bill Ultsch and Doug Cowan on the "Clocks Produced by Charles Kirk, Elisha C.Brewster, and Brewster and Ingrahams, at Bristol, Conn". pages 64-69.

The Antique Clocks Price Guide database contains actual sales information about this piece and more than 20,000 other antique clocks. Most records tell you what it sold for at auction and where it was sold. Some records tell you the price that retail dealers are asking for this or similar clocks.

For as little as $6.95 for a five-day pass you can view the complete information for all the antique clocks in our database. To find out more about our low cost five-day, one-month or one year subscription plans, click here.

Back to List