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by Terry
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C.1868, Terry Clock Co., Waterbury, Con, smallest round gothic cast iron time and alarm shelf clock in excellent original condition. -
C.1850, Terry and Andrews, Bristol, Conn, full size 8-day steeple, with restorations. -
C.1850, Henry Terry, grain painted cottage clock. -
C.1848, Terry and Andrews, 8-Day Stenciled Cottage in very good original condition. -
C.1847, Terry and Andrews, Bristol, Conn, a nice 8-day, dial clock with original wooden dial (numerals strengthened long ago), and with xlnt original stencil signature of"Pond and Barnes, Boston'. -
C.1845, Terry and Andrews, 8-Day Beehive with brass springs. -
C.1835, Henry Terry and Co, Plymouth, Connecticut, a transitional column and tablet top, wooden works with integral alarm (3 weights). -
C.1835, Eli Terry Jr., Terryville, Conn, stenciled half column and splat. -
C.1830, Eli Terry and Son, Plymouth, Conn, short transitional stencil column and splat, with restorations. -
C.1828, Eli Terry and Sons, Plymouth, Conn, short transitional, stenciled quarter column, 30-hour WW. -
C.1828, Eli Terry and Sons, Plymouth, Conn, Eight Day, double door, stenciled column with carved splat. -
C.1855, Henry Terry, Plymouth, Conn, Office Regulator, Striking, 2-weight, 8-day in a rosewood and grained case. Both the case and movement were designed by Henry's brother Silas. Henry funded S.B. Terry's business in 1949, and a few styles of clocks appear with only the label of Henry Terry, such as this one. The movement is virtually identical to that used by Seth Thomas in their striking "No.1-Extra", since they purchased the right to manufacture the several regulator designs of S. B. Terry in 1859 for $750. Movement has maintaining power and dead-beat escapement. -
C.1840, Silas B. Terry, Terryville, Conn., Mahogany over-sized, double door OG shelf clock with large 8-day time and strike movement, with lyre front plate and solid rear plate. -
C.1852, S. B. Terry, 30-hour Torsion timepiece, in a mini iron case with MOP inlays and painted flowers. -
C.1835 Henry Terry and Co., Plymouth, Conn. Pillar and splat shelf clock with 30-hr time, strike and alarm wood movement (3-weight). -
C.1828, E. Terry and Sons, Plymouth, Conn: Carved column and splat shelf clock with 8-day time and strike wood movement. -
C.1829, E. Terry and Sons, Plymouth, Conn, Stenciled pillar and splat shelf clock with 8-day time and strike wood movement (mahogany plates). -
C.1827, E. Terry and Sons, Plymouth, Conn. Pillar and scroll with 30-hr time and strike wood movement. -
C.1827 E. Terry and Sons, Plymouth, Conn. Pillar and scroll with 30-hr time and strike wood movement. -
C.1828 Eli Terry and Son, Plymouth, Connecticut, Column and splat, full size, with 30-hr SHORT wood movt.