Charles Kirke Federal pillar and scroll clock, now with

Charles Kirke Federal pillar and scroll clock, now with brass works. ht. 29 1/2 in., wd. 16 3/4 in.

Nice Federal period wooden works clock made by Eli Terry & Sons. The clock has a reverse glass painting on door. The case is nicely refinished and the dial is original. There is a glue repair on splat

Mahogany reverse painted landscape with house to bottom third of glass door, paper label to interior identifying the clock as E. Terry & Sons, dating to early 19th century. H: approx. 30 1/4". W: appr

Circa 1820. Having brass finials above scrolling crown continuing down to paneled door with painted dial and bottom tablet all atop four French feet. Good working condition here in the gallery. H32"

Dimensions: H 29" x W 17.5" x D 4.75" Condition: Paint loss. Not tested. Repairs to feet. Wear consistent with age.

Federal period wooden works clock made by Seth Thomas. The clock door has a reverse glass painting. The case and dial are very nice. Has original paper manufacturers label inside. Displays well. 28" H

Federal period wooden works clock made by Seth Thomas. The case and dial are original. The pillar and splat are stenciled and the door has a nice reverse glass painting. The front legs are carved anim

Federal pillar and scroll mantle clock, labeled "Seth Thomas", with fine floral painted dial and complimentary eglomise tablet. 30" high, 17" wide, 4 1/2" deep.

American Federal Pillar and Scroll ClockRare Label, Chauncey Ives, Bristol Ct. c., 1825. 30 hour wooden time and strike movement in running condition (when photographed). Original weights, pendulum. O

paper label: Invented by ELI TERRY/Movements made by Samuel Terry/CASED AND FINISHED BY/ELISHA NEAL,/NEW-HARTFORD... original reverse painted tablet with flowers in baskets, brass finials, 29”h; 16.

A Federal mahogany pillar and scroll shelf clock, Eli & Samuel Terry, Plymouth, CT, circa 1824-1827 With broken pediment having giltwood finial, painted wooden face, inscribed, “Mayclese/ New York,&

A Federal Pillar and Scroll Mahogany Mantel Clock 19th Century Height 28 1/2 x width 16 3/4 x depth 4 1/2 inches. Property from the Dean Lower Estate, Lanark, Illinois

Rare American Federal mahogany pillar and scroll mantel clock. Although this clock needs restoration it is an American classic made in the early-mid 1800's. Carved top arch features tree brass finials

A Federal Mahogany Pillar and Scroll Shelf Clock, Seth Thomas, Plymouth Connecticut, 19th Century. The twelve and a half inch paper dial with Roman numerals, wooden works movement, the twin train move

Eli Terry and Sons Federal style Pillar and Scroll mantle clock, painted wood clock face, partial original label on inner portion of case, early 19th c., 34" x 16 1/2" x 4"

19th Century. The group includes two very nicely painted clock dials along with a single door to what looks to be a pillar and scroll federal mantle clock having brilliantly reverse painted tablet.

A Federal style mahogany example with a painted wooden dial, reverse painted glass panel and brass movement by Mason and Sullivan. Dimensions: 17" x 5", the height is 31 1/2". Provenance: From a local

Circa 1890 Colonial Revival Baltimore Maryland by Ludwig A. Staib & Son. Pillar and Scroll mantle clock having a handsome form and grain with hand painted original surface to the dial and lower revers

Charles Kirk, Bristol CT 31" high circa 1820

American, ca 1820s. A pillar and scroll mahogany mantel clock with reverse painted decoration and brass finials, having a thirty-hour wooden works, striking hours; ht. 31.54, wd. 16.5, dp. 4.5 in.

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An untouched fine 19th C. Eli Terry labeled tiger maple and mahogany pillar & scroll mantle clock, the best example we have sold. A swans neck arch crest set with three period brass finials, round pil

Seth Thomas off-center pillar & scroll clock, c 1818, 3 finials, weights, 31" x 17-1/4" x 4", Yes the clock has the weights, pendulum and winding key their is a key for the door but it does not seem t

Mental clock by Patent clocks, invented by Eli terry, Eli, Terry, and sons started making clocks in 1803. Measures 32 inches high 17 inches across