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C.1880, F. Kroeber Clock Co., New York, NY: Regulator No. 30 in walnut with 8-day time only movement. -
C.1832 Abner Jones, East Bloomfield, NY, Carved column and splat large shelf clock with 8-day time and strike brass movement. -
C.1842, Chauncey Jerome, Bristol, Conn, a nice early OG, 2-wt, 30 hour brass mov't with signed wooden dial, good label and a great Fenn tablet with mirror backing -
C.1835, C and N Jerome, Bristol, Conn, large Empire full column and cornice 8-day strap brass shelf clock. -
C.1830, Jeromes' and Darrow, Bristol, Conn, stenciled column and splat, 30 hour wood mov't, time and strike. -
C.1830, Jeromes' and Darrow, Bristol, Conn., carved column and splat eight-day time and strike wood movement. -
C.1842, Joseph Ives, Plainville Conn, Mahogany over-size, internal column OG clock with 8-day Ives roller pinion time and strike weight movement. -
C.1833 C. and L.C. Ives Bristol Conn, Mahogany 3-deck shelf clock with 8-day time and strike weight movement. -
C.1880 Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., Ithaca, NY: Early Parlor 3-1/2 model in walnut with 8-day time, strike and calendar movement. -
C.1875, Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., No. 6 Hanging Library, double dial perpetual calendar, 30 day double spring time. -
C.1874, Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., No. 7 Shelf Cottage, double dial perpetual calendar, 8-day time and strike movement. -
C.1896, E. Ingraham and Co., HANGING GINGERBREAD, from the Chicago line, pressed oak, 8-day time strike and alarm. -
C.1900, E. Ingraham, Bristol, Conn, DEW DROP, 8-day timepiece, in a grained poplar case and with partial label on the rear. -
C.1915, E. Ingraham and Co., Mt. Vernon pressed oak kitchen clock from their "National" line. -
E. Howard, Boston, parts: a Regulator No. 70 movement, in a Brewster and Ingraham banjo case, -
C.1850 Brewster and Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn: Large gallery clock with 8-day time-only "east-west" movement. -
![C.1841, Rare Brewster and Ingrahams, Detached Fusee Beehive, 8-day time and repeating rack strike [Kirk's patent] in a mahogany veneered case and with old Fenn tablet, and wooden dial. Note this clock was made at a time when Joseph S. Ives (Nephew of THE Joseph Ives) was working with Brewster and he secured a patent for the use of brass as a spring in clocks. We sold the sister to this clock, lot 385 in May of 2004, that had a full Joseph S. Ives label. That clock [385] crossed the block at $6100.](/images/robertoschmitt16/t227.jpg)
C.1841, Rare Brewster and Ingrahams, Detached Fusee Beehive, 8-day time and repeating rack strike [Kirk's patent] in a mahogany veneered case and with old Fenn tablet, and wooden dial. Note this clock was made at a time when Joseph S. Ives (Nephew of THE Joseph Ives) was working with Brewster and he secured a patent for the use of brass as a spring in clocks. We sold the sister to this clock, lot 385 in May of 2004, that had a full Joseph S. Ives label. That clock [385] crossed the block at $6100. -
C.1848, Brewster and Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn ONION TOP, or ogee round gothic, in mahogany, with restorations. -
C.1845, Brewster and Ingrahams, Bristol Conn, Steeple clock with 8-day time and strike Kirk's patent iron-backplate movement. -
C.1888, Movement, Dial, Hands, Weights, gong, pulleys, pendulum, for E Howard tall case No. 81, or for any Victorian application requiring a 13" x 16.5" painted arched dial.