Search Antique Clocks
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from United States
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E. Ingraham kitchen clock, ca 1906. -
New Haven Clock Co. kitchen clock case, one of their "Camden Line", ca 1907. -
Ansonia Clock Co. parlor clock "Kirkwood", ca 1901. -
Ansonia Clock Co. parlor clock, "Buffalo", ca 1901. -
Barr Mfg. Corp. Weedsport, NY., battery electric clock, ca 1932-1937. -
Ansonia Clock Co. mirrorside, "Triumph", ca 1880. -
Ansonia Clock Co. mantle clock, "Parisian", ca 1880. -
Waterbury Clock Co. walnut parlor-calendar clock "Andover", ca 1886. -
Ansonia Clock Co. parlor clock, the "Carlton", ca 1894. -
E. Ingraham Clock Co. made this clock for Charles F. Adams, Erie, Penn. whose name is on the full label inside the case. -
Ansonia Clock Company, kitchen clock, "Bedford", ca 1894. -
Ansonia Clock Co. parlor clock, "Berkeley", ca 1894. -
E. N. Welch Clock Co. parlor clock, "Parlor No. 3", ca 1900. -
E. Ingraham & Co. kitchen clock, the "Gila", ca 1915. -
New Haven Clock Co. oak kitchen clock, one of their "Mersey Line", ca 1907. -
Waterbury Clock Co. mantle clock, "Fishkill", ca 1895. -
New Haven Clock Co. parlor clock. -
E. Ingraham Clock Co. oak mantle clock, one of their "National Line", a series of 6 clocks. This one is called, "Peerless", the others are "Capital", "Mt.Vernon", "Banner","Freedom", and "Union". -
Seth Thomas mantle clock, "Oddball". Over the years I have had many Seth Thomas clocks that are not in any catalog. This may be one of those, or you may have a dozen like it. -
Seth Thomas mantle clock, a clock of many names, "Eclipse", and "Balltop" are the most common, and both names fit the clock.