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Silas Terry, Plymouth, Conn., Empire shelf clock, 8 days, time and strike, weight driven movement in a mahogany case with carved splat and full turned columns, painted wooden dial and reverse painted tablet, with movement by another Conn firm, c1845 -
Reproduction Seth Thomas Violin mantel clock, 8 days, time and strike, spring driven Seth Thomas period lyre movement in a violin form walnut case with painted metal dial and musical themed silk screened glass, dated 1965 -
Peter Libbey, Portland, Maine, reproduction of a Sawin lyre banjo (the same model reproduced by both Stennes and Campos), with a Kilbourn & Proctor, 8 days, weight driven movement, dial and tablets by Ted Burleigh, Jr, dated 1978. this is one of 3 made of tiger maple; details on weight baffle inside. -
Peter Libbey, Rockland, Maine, 8 days, reproduction of an Aaron Willard, Jr. carved wall lyre timepiece. The dial and tablet were painted by Ted Burleigh, Jr. The movement by Kilbourn & Procter. This is one of three produced, c1978 -
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., 8 days, "Pendulum No. 1", 8 days, oak case wall time piece. Serial no. 65749, c1912 -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, "Insult" Japanese Bronze 8 days, time and strike, cast metal figural mantel clock, visible escapement, c1894 -
Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn., 8 days, time & strike 4-column round or onion top shelf clock, c1852 -
Clocks- 5 (Five) Crystal Regulator American, 8 days, time and strike, brass and beveled glass mantel clocks: Waterbury "Antwerp", Seth Thomas, Ansonia; early 20th century -
Unknown, Massachusetts, 8 days, time and alarm patent or banjo timepiece, c1830 An example of the movement that is close match can be found in "Willard's Patent Timepieces" by Paul Foley, pg 146 -
Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn., 8 days, Kirk's patent double pallet escapement fusee marine movement gallery timepiece, c1847 We believe this clock was made by Jerome as it has New Haven stamped on the movement. -
H. Dexter, Stockbridge, Madison County New York, 30 hour, time and strike, weight wood movement pillar & scroll shelf clock, c1835 -
Boardman & Wells, Bristol, Conn., 8 days, time and strike, fusee brass movement small size OG form shelf clock, c1843 -
Litchfield Mfg. Co., Litchfield, Conn.8 days, time and strike, movement iron front shelf clock with MOP, c1854 -
Seth Thomas Sons & Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Bee", cabinet series 15 day, time and strike, ebonized case mantel clock, c1881 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Queen Anne", 8 days, time and strike, ebonized case wall clock, c1883 -
Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn., 8 days, time and strike, four pillar sharp gothic or steeple clock, c1845 -
New England Clock Co., Bristol. Conn., 30 hours, spring driven timepiece "Cigar Box" shelf clock, c1851. -
Clocks- 11 (Eleven) Marine including Chelsea and Boston quartz; and 8 days, Salem, Seth Thomas, Hammacher Schlemmer, New England Clock Co. -
Clocks- 8 (Eight) banjo 8 days, spring-driven Connecticut: four time and strike, four time-only; Sessions, Seth Thomas, New Haven, and Gilbert -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, "Novelty No. 44" Locomotive Novelty Clock, 30 hours, time only balance wheel movement, c1886.