SILAS HOADLEY PILLAR & SCROLL MANTEL CLOCK

(10) inch gilt & paint decorated dial with chiming action and paint decorated morning glory spandrels housed in a mahogany case with Hitchcock stenciled splat and half columns. Reverse painted panel f

A 19th century Silas Hoadley pillar and scroll shelf clock. 30-hr weight driven wooden time and strike movement with painted wooden dial with Roman numerals. Mahogany case with scrolled crest and Bras

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

A 19th century Silas Hoadley Pillar and Scroll shelf clock. 30 hr wood weight driven time and alarm movement with painted wooden dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany case with shaped crest and Brass fini

Silas Hoadley "Upside Down" Pillar and Scroll Clock, Plymouth Connecticut, c. 1820, scroll top case, with brass finial urns, beautiful hand painted dial and reverse painted glass tablet featuring hors

Silas Hoadley, Plymouth CT, Mahogany and Rosewood Veneered Pillar and Scroll Clock. 31-1/2"h. x 16-3/4"w. x 4-3/4"d. Condition: Poor with losses, replaced lower tablet.

Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, CT, Mahogany Pillar and Scroll Case Clock. Brass urn finials, painted wood dial with village scene reserve, reverse painted tablet with two story mansion. 31"h. x 16"w. x 4-3/

Pillar and Scroll Clock by Silas Hoadley Approx. 31.5"h x 16.5"w x 5"d

Silas Hodley pillar and scroll mahogany clock 31.25"H x 16.5"W

Pillar and scroll mahogany Franklin Clocks Silas Hoadley shelf clock, original face, eglomise tablet house landscape.

Eli Terry pillar and scroll mantel clock maintaining its original dial and glass circa 1840. Ht: 31" Wd: 16" Dpth: 4"

Eli Terry & Sons Pillar & Scroll Mantel Clockcirca 1820'smahogany veneer case with carved scrolls and brass finials, 30-hour weight driven time and strike woodworks movement, signed with firm's label2

Circa 1810, Plymouth, CT. Mahogany case with scroll top and brass finials above door with reverse painted tablet ahead of original wood works movement and painted dial. H31†W17 ½†D4 ½�

Circa 1825; with brass finials, painted wood face, original label in excellent condition, with original wood works, reverse painting of Mt. Vernon on door panel, 32 in. H., 17 1/2 in. W.

This ca. 1820s clock retains an old finish, possibly original. Original painted wood dial. Fine reverse painted bottom tablet. 30 hour time and strike weight driven movement. Complete with weights, pe

A 1930s period Seth Thomas Pillar and Scroll mantel clock. 8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany case with shaped crest and Brass finials over a single lo

An antique Eli Terry School Pillar & Scroll mantel clock offers mahogany case with broken arch crest having central and flanking finials, face with Roman numerals and lower mirror. unknown working ord

Seth Thomas pillar & scroll mantel clock, eglomise door panel of Independence Hall, with key and pendulum, 1/2" x 4-3/4" x 16-3/4" h

Eli Terry & Sons of Plymouth, Connecticut, Pillar and Scroll Mantel Clock, 19th Century, with original paper label on the interior Height 30.5 in. Width 17.5 in. Depth 4.5 in.

Antique American Mahogany, Eli Terry, Pillar and Scroll Mantel ClockNice, period 19th century American mahogany pillar and scroll mantel clock with the original paper label on the inside back panel, ?

Mahogany with eglomise panel of barn & silo. Strikes on the half hour and hour. Dimensions: 31 H x 17 W Property from the Pennell Estate, ‘4 Winds’ in Washington, CT; a family who traces their his

Mahogany with eglomise panel of house, figures, & pond. Strikes on the hour. Erastus Hoges, Torrington CT. Glass signed MLB. Bracket shelf. Dimensions: 30 H x 13 W Property from the Pennell Estate, ��

Daneker pillar and scroll mantel clock with 3 keys. German Movement.13” wide 21.5” high.

Eli Terry Plymouth, Connecticut pillar and scroll mantel clock with rare early outside escapement, 30 hours, T&S, wood movement, two weights, engraved label, tablet repainted, circa 1817.