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type Column and Splat
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Rare "Hollow Column" column and splat clock, Austin Chittendon, Lexington, Mass, c. 1831-37 -
Birge, Mallory & Co. Bristol, Co., column and splat clock, ca 1837-1843. -
Early triple deck clock, ca about 1830, probably made and sold by Birge, Mallory, & Co. or Birge, Gilbert & Co. -
Samuel Terry, Bristol, Conn. ca 1830, column and splat clock. -
Column and Splat, Transition case. Full label on the backboard, some of which reads, "Ephriam Downes, for George Mitchell, Bristol, Conn". ca 1826-1828. -
Seth Thomas, Plymouth, Connecticut, ca 1819. The case is a column and splat, transition style. -
Early shelf clock with carved half columns and splat, pineapple finials, claw feet. The old label reads, "Manufactured for George Mitchell, by Atkins & Downs, Bristol, Conn". It was made around 1831-1832. -
Eli Terry & Sons Column & Splat shelf clock, ca 1828-1830. -
Riley Whiting carved column & splat shelf clock, 1828-1835. -
Riley Whiting carved column & splat shelf clock, 1828-1835. -
Henry Terry “Patent Eight Day Clock”, 1832-1833. -
Eli Terry & Sons carved quarter-column and splat shelf clock, 1823-1831. -
Seth Thomas long-drop column & splat, ca. 1835. -
Seth Thomas column & splat, ca. 1834. -
Orton, Preston & Co. Eight Day Clock, 1835-1837. -
Munger & Benedict “flat top”, 1831-1833. -
Hotchkiss & Benedict “Patent Eight-day Brass Clock”, 1834-1836. -
Silas Hoadley “Franklin Clock” shelf clock, 1813–1830. -
Forestville Mfg. Co. “Improved Eight Day Brass Clock” (triple decker), 1835-1839. -
Ephraim Downs long-drop shelf clock, ca. 1830.