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C.1848, J.C. Brown, Bristol, Conn, 8-Day Steeple Clock -
C.1848, J.C. Brown Beehive -
C.1847, J.C. Brown, Bristol, Conn, 8-Day Steeple clock -
C.1847, Chauncey Boardman, Fusee Steeple, -
C.1845, Wm.S. Johnson , New York label on mini Fusee "OG" from Connecticut. -
C.1845, Terry and Andrews, Bristol, Conn, Brass spring beehive -
C.1845, Terry and Andrews, 30-Hour, Brass spring steeple clock -
C.1845, Smith and Goodrich, Sub-miniature OG, -
C.1843, Elisha Manross, Bristol, Conn, 8-Day Faux Hollow column, 2-wt. -
C.1841, Ray and Ingraham, Bristol, Conn. -
C.1835, Seymour Williams and Porter (Unionville), -
C.1835, R. and J.B. Terry (Samuel's sons), 8-day weight driven shelf clock. -
C.1835, Henry Terry, Plymouth, Conn (invented by Eli Terry on label), short transitional shelf clock, -
C.1830, Ephraim Downes, Bristol, Conn, -
C.1818, Joseph Ives, Bristol, a Connecticut Mirror clock -
AN ANSONIA GILT METAL MOUNTED FAUX TORTIOSE MANTLE CLOCK. -
E. N. Welch, Forestville, Conn, an uncommon "Italian" style gothic clock; seems to have the outer dimensions of a Peerless, but the door of an Italian; we do not find this model in the Welch catalog, however it has a very good label is definitely orginal as shown. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., C.1925, "OFFICE No. 1" timepiece, in a square poplar case with mahogany finish, 12 inch Arabic dial. -
Ansonia Clock Co., CRYSTAL model 4-glass mantel regulator with 2-vial pendulum and solid creamy porcelain dial. -
New Haven Clock Co., C.1890, "COLUMBIA" model wall timepiece, 30 day duration, in a golden oak case, with restoration.