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Marsh, Williams and Co. 2 Weight Wood Works Clock -
C.1850, Geo. Marsh, Winchester, Conn, 30-hour, 3-weight, OG with integral alarm. -
C.1850, George Marsh, Winchester, Conn., 30-hour OG shelf clock. -
C.1850, George Marsh, Winsted, 30-hour time and strike OG. -
C.1845, Marshall and Adams, Seneca Falls, NY, large Empire style mahogany 2-wt shelf clock. -
George Marsh, Bristol, Conn. 8-day wooden-works hour-striking stenciled column and splat shelf clock. C.1830. -
Hardy and Marsh, 51 New St, Birmingham, England, 8 day, time and bell strike, weight driven movement tall clock in mahogany case with rope turned full columns flanking hood and trunk door. The painted metal dial has moon phase, seconds bit and calendar. -
Marshall and Sons, Paris, crystal regulator, 8 day, time and strike, spring-driven pendule de Paris movement in a polished brass architectural case with four fluted columns and four beveled glasses, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and blued steel spade hands. -
Marshall and Adams, Seneca Falls, NY, Empire shelf clock, 8-day, 2-wt, less cornice top. C. 1840. -
C.1833, Marsh, Gilbert & Co., Farmington, Conn., 30-hour time/strike/alarm wood movement half column & splat shelf clock in good condition. -
C.1850, George March, Winchester, Conn, 30 hour brass works OG, mahogany veneer, 2-wt. -
Marsh Gilbert Looking Glass Clock -
C.1835 Marshall and Adams, Seneca Falls, NY, 8-day time/strike empire, 2-deck shelf clock. -
George Marsh & Co., Farmington, Conn., 8 day, time and strike, weight wood movement triple decker shelf clock. c1834 -
George Marsh & Co., Farmington, Conn., 8 das, time and strike weight wood movement half column & splat shelf clock. -
George Marsh & Co. column and splat clock -
Marshall & Adams column and splat clock -
H. P. Marshall Burl Wood Fusee Mantel Clock -
Marshall and Adams, Seneca Falls, N.Y., "Large Empire" shelf clock, 8 day, time and gong strike, weight driven movement in mahogany veneer case resting on bold carved claw feet with painted wooden dial and four reverse painted tablets (one in backboard), c1835 -
Marshall and Adams / Seneca Falls, N. Y., ca 1836.