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Beveled Case Sold By William S. Johnson, 16 Courtland Street, New York, Circa 1841-1861. -
New Hampshire Tall Case Clock With 8 Day Wooden Works That Strikes The Hours On A Bell. Circa 1800. -
J.C. Brown, Bristol, Ct., 8 Day Time And Strike Cottage Clock. Circa 1850. -
This Is An American Steeple Clock By Bristol Brass And Clock Co, Bristol, Ct. -
Jerome, Gilbert And Grant And Co., Ct, 1/2 Rounded Sides And Cornice Top Shelf Clock. Circa 1839-1840. -
Cottage Clock Made By J.C. Brown In Bristol Ct, US. The Original Painted Dial Is Signed J.C. Brown, Bristol, Ct, US. -
This Is An American Iron Front Mantel Clock Made By Bristol Brass And Clock Co, In Bristol, Ct, Circa 1850-1860. -
This Is An E.N. Welch, Forestville, Ct, Octagon 30 Hr Striking Marine Lever Wall Clock. -
Walnut Cased Shelf Clock By Laporte Hubbell. -
This Is An 8-Day Marine Lever Clock In A Rosewood Cottage Clock Case By Elisha Manross, Bristol, Ct. -
This A "London" Model Shelf Clock By The Atkins Clock Company In Bristol, Ct. Circa 1870. -
30-Hour Steeple Clock By Elisha Manross, Bristol, Ct. The Movement Has It's Original Brass Mainsprings And A Center Countwheel. Circa 1850-1856. -
Steeple On Steeple Shelf Clock In A Mahogany Veneered Case By Elisha Manross In Bristol, Ct, And Has A Strap Brass Eight Day Movement That Strikes The Hours On A Gong. Circa 1850'S. -
Beveled Case Shelf Clock With A Looking Glass By E. C. Brewster In Bristol, Ct, In A Mahogany Veneered Case. Circa 1840. -
30-Hour Og Shelf Clock By William S. Johnson At 16 Courtland Street In N New York. Circa 1841-1848. -
Seth Thomas Column And Cornice 8 Day Time And Strike Clock. Circa 1870-1875. -
30 Hour O.G. By Forestville Clock Co., Forestville, Conn, Circa 1850. -
Waterbury Wood Case Black Mantel "Dunraven" Clock. Circa 1909. -
30 Hour Springwound "Beehive" Clock, Circa 1854-1860, Made By The Ansonia Brass Co. In Ansonia, Ct. -
This Is An 8 Day "Octagon Lever" Wall Clock, Made By The Seth Thomas Clock Co., In Thomaston, Conn., Circa 1890-1900.