Miniature O.G. clock with Flame Mahogany veneer case, Brass 30-hour spring driven movement with strike (a gong that counts out the hours),and with its original tablet decal depicting a romantic Hudson River Valley scene of a castle with an American flag and with its original dial with hand painted flowers, made by William L. Gilbert, Winchester, Connecticut, circa 1855, 19" H. X 12" W. X 4" D., serviced and guaranteed by our professional clock restorer. We accept time payments and quantity... Click for details

"Beehive" style clock, Figured Mahogany veneer case with rare original tablet decal depicting Havana Harbor, Bristol Brass and Clock Company with 8 Day spring-driven, time and strike brass movement with alarm, supplied by the E.N. Welch Manufacturing Co. of Bristol, Connecticut, circa 1860, serviced and guaranteed by our professional clock restorer, 19"H. X 10" W. X 4". We accept time payments and quantity discounts. ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED. MEMBERS... Click for details

Elias Ingraham, Bristol, Connecticut, "Grecian" model shelf clock, with original green paper label with the patent date "1868", 8 day time and strike brass spring driven movement, scarce quarter sawn oak case and with a replaced correct style dial. Height 14-1/2", Width 10-3/8", fully serviced by our professional restorer and guaranteed. We accept time payments and quantity discounts. ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED. MEMBERS OF: THE ANTIQUES COUNCIL, THE CAPE... Click for details

Scarce and desirable 8 day time and strike clock which strikes on the hour, circa 1850, with its original movement, pendulum, hands, dial, glass and bezel.The movement though unmarked is the design that was produced by Welsh and J.C. Brown, both Connecticut clockmakers. The case interior retains a portion of the original paper label which appears to be that of The American Clock Co. who was a supplier of, but not a manufacturer of clocks. The case retains its original Japanned surface with... Click for details

A rare "Beehive " style, iron and Mother-of-Pearl clock case, from an unknown maker though probably of Connecticut origin, circa 1850, with a scarce 8 day Time and Strike, Terry and Andrews movement that strikes on the hour, with its original early brass spring. The movement which has been thoroughly serviced and guaranteed by our clock restorer now runs for about 5 days between windings as the original brass spring which is softer than steel has stretched, which is typical of these types of... Click for details

An 8 Day Time and Strike Connecticut Shelf Clock of "Beehive" design, labeled "W. S. Johnson",(a rare example-few of his clocks are extant) circa 1850, in a mahogany case with its original stencilled glass tablet, in very good original condition and serviced and guaranteed by our professional clock restorer. W. S. Johnson was a New York City clock dealer who likely did not manufacture clocks. Rather he sold clocks under his own label that he made from parts supplied by Connecticut clock works... Click for details