Ma Leck Early American Steeple Clock

Ma Leck Early American Steeple clock ,Wingate NC, with Key & pendulum, 19" h, working condition

Manufacturer: Ansonia Clock Company and Brewster & Ingraham's Features & Details: -Both are all original with original paper labels, dial and finish -Both have alarm feature Largest Measurements: 10"L

2 American mahogany and rosewood veneered steeple clocks by New Haven Clock Company, one eight day, the other 30 hour, both with pendulum and key; 21"H tallest; condition: both with lost to veneer; **

A late 19th century American Steeple clock. 30-hour Brass time and strike movement with alarm, painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany case with pediment top and turned finals over a single lo

American steeple clock by the Waterbury Clock Co., CT. Dimensions: 11.5" W x 5" D x 18.5"H; 

2 (Two) American steeple clocks: (1) Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn., sharp gothic or steeple clock, mahogany and mahogany veneered case, painted metal dial, spade and poker hands, 30 hour, time

To include: "Early American Clocks" booklet edited by Don Maust, Warman Publishing 1971. "NAWCC Bulletin, 1996" booklet. "The Clock Book" by Wallace Nutting, ex libris copy, published 1935, shows wear

Twelve (12). American. 1940s. Burroughs business machine company made these small wooden replica of early American clocks with Gilbert movements. Made as a premium for business customers. Series of no

American. 1825. Banjo style clock in mahogany with mahogany wood panels in the throat and base. The case features wood side arms and an acorn finial. Metal dial with Roman numerals. Eight-day Banjo ty

hand panted wood dial, brass urn finials, Federal style, reverse painted glass in door with pendulum view, 29" tall, 17' across, working, with key.

EARLY AMERICAN BANJO CLOCK WITH REVERSE PAINTING OF A MILL, 36" TALL

Early American Banjo Clock, 19th c., perhaps by Howard, single weight driven, with a tapered gilt and eglomise panel over a lower eglomise gilt and eglomise pendulum window, H.- 28 1/2 in., W.- 10 1/8

GLASS TABLETS (PAINT LOSS), WORKS RE-DONE; 34" TALL TO TIP OF FINIAL

Early 19th century ELI TERRY pillar clock with hand painted wood face, wood mechanical works. Measuring approx 30" tall x 18" wide. Working unknown. See photos for conditions as shown. Provenance: fro

Seth Thomas American Empire Steeple Clock with reverse painted fruit and floral panel, eagle crown and open dial. 29"t x 14 1/2"w. Running.

Description: This lot includes a variety of antique clocks, ranging from a cuckoo clock to an early American cottage clock. You get everything you see in the photos. Condition: Surface wear associated

A large lot of horological reference books, including "Skeleton Clocks" by Royer - Collard, "Continental and American Skeleton Clocks" by Roberts, "Early American Tower Clocks" by Shelley, "The Art of

A large lot of horological reference books, including ten volumes on American clocks by Ly, "An Empire in Time" by Oeschle & Boyce, "Early American Tower Clocks" by Shelley, "The Canada and Hamilton C

19th Century Diamond-Head Banjo Clock - American, Early 19th Century. Walnut case. Reverse painted glass at bottom compartment door featuring a scene commemorating the Revolutionary War of British & A

The fine cherry tall case clock made by the Charleston, Worcester and Boston, Massachusetts maker Abel Stowell (born 1752, died 1818). The elegant cherry case is topped by the original delicate scroll

Lightwood Tall Clock, Early American, Wood Works, Painted Dial, Weight Driven, 84"h x 16"w x 11"d

EARLY AMERICAN TALL CASE CLOCK W/ ORGINAL PAINTED DIAL & WOODEN WORKS (84 1/2" TALL )

AN ANSONIA CLOCK COMPANY MAHOGANY WALL CLOCK, AMERICAN, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the arched top with three finials and a metal Classical maiden mask above a glazed door flanked by four attached wooden pila

Dimensions: H 19.75" x W 10.75" x D 4.5" Condition: Not tested. Finish wear. Some paint chipping and wear to dial. Loss to finial tips.