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Elisha Manross double-steeple fusee, 1843-1853. A 23.5-inch case with rosewood veneer, a few possible veneer repairs, and four cone finials, all in good condition. The three glasses are period/original with two well-preserved Fenn tablets. The metal dial is likely original with old paint; the hands are period/original. The strap-brass 8-day time-and-strike movement is unsigned, as is typical; it is running and striking as expected on a wire gong. The springs are located behind the wooden fusee barrels. There is a good label on the backwall. Nothing not to like here, one of the most original examples I have had. AAC has sold three of this model for an average of $621. $500–$650.