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from United States
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Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Ct. US", per the signed" movement and label. -
E.C. Brewster & Son, Bristol, Conn, ca 1850's. -
New Haven "Waring" banjo, ca 1923. 8 day movement strikes hours and half hours on 2 long iron rods. -
Ansonia Clock Co. enameled iron, "Lourre", ca 1904. -
Welch, Spring & Co. Forestville, Conn. "Italian", ca 1878. -
Seth Thomas "Dover", ca 1890, one of the poplar City Series. -
Terry and Andrews shelf clock, ca 1840. Predecessor of the Ansonia Clock Co.. -
E. Ingraham Clock Co. "Ionic", ca 1870's. -
Seth Thomas "Tudor No. 1", ca 1863, or "Tombstone" as we call it today. -
Seth Thomas "Berkley", ca 1909. Mahogany case with gold plated metal trimmings, stands 11 1/2 inches high, 10 inches wide. -
New Haven cabinet clock, "Russia", ca 1889. Great antique oak case is 18 1/2 inches high, one brass ornament, below the dial. -
Advertising clock for "Duquesne Pilsner" beer. The metal case is 13inches wide and 9 inches high. -
Seth Thomas, "Dayton", ca 1886, one of the 100 plus models of the series of clocks that Seth Thomas made popular. -
E. Ingraham "Iota", ca 1881. This is one in a series of round top, round bottom clocks, made by Ingraham in the late 1800's. -
O.G. Clock Co. 8 day calendar movement, signed New Haven, strikes the hours on a coil gong. -
The Parker & Whipple Co., Meriden, Conn. -
Jennings Bros. large novelty, 13 inches high. 30 hour movement is running. -
Warren Telechron "General Electric" refrigerator clock. -
Seth Thomas "10 Inch Drop Octagon", ca 1924. -
Ansonia Clock Co. "8 Inch Drop Octagon-R.C.", ca 1901.